Amazing pizza. Equally, if not more amazing service. Our waitress (feeling guilty for not catching…read moreher name) was a lovely lady from England who has spent 18 years in Australia in beautiful Byron Bay. Her attentiveness, friendliness and seemingly genuine interest in my partner and I (we were on honeymoon) made it a pleasure to dine in. The pizza menu is varied with a few interesting options such as the prawn pizza with sliced banana. I wasn't feeling that adventurous but my Mullumbimby (vegetable) pizza hit the spot. Massive meat lovers for my partner which did not skimp on the meat. Both well topped with the best crust to filling ratio I've ever seen. We ordered a medium but a small each would have been better. We ended up taking the leftovers home; and by home I mean they made the road trip back the next day. My partner wasn't wasting them. The garlic bread appeared house made. Rustic... but what it lacked in appearance it made up for in flavour. A bit charred in spots but I Ioved that as well as the crispy sesame seeds. We were tossing up drinks. It was our last night with far too many drinks throughout our stay. Both were craving a coke but as seems to be the case in Byron, it's Pepsi or else! I suggested the homemade punch which turned out to be the nicest drink of the week. Pineapple and orange juice with passion fruit. Refreshing for the end of a warm day with no chance of hangover. Delicious!!

Ordered a large one-half Hawaiian and one-half #15. #15 side was good, but the Hawaiian side…read moreabsolutely amazing. The ham was crispy (almost like it was seared). Got them just before closing. My wife isn't normally a crust eater on pizzas, and she couldn't get enough on this one. Highly recommend.

This minimalist pizza place sells by the slice, and I was quite enchanted with their mushroom and…read morefeta creation. It's not much, just a window and a few seats and the service is even less than you'd expect, but if you're willing to take it with you, the pizza isn't bad, and offers some nuanced flavors. The bar for Australian pizza isn't that high, but I looked at the other local pizza places and was higher on this one. If it were in New York, no way it gets three stars, but seeing as how we're in Byron, it's adequate.

Delicious, affordable specialty pizzas available by the slice - a rarity for Australia. They offer…read morevery limited seating, catering for takeaway customers. A big plus: house spiced olive oil, and lots of toppings available free of charge.

Love this place!!!…read more Soo happy they have a vegan cheese option. It was delicious and nice and hot! Staff is super nice and efficient. Definitely make a stop here on your trip to Byron.

Most places in Byron Bay close quite early for dinner. This place stays open at late into the night…read morewhen other restaurants close at eight. There are many different pizza options to choose from, about twenty different options as well as plenty of drink options. I chose the meaty pizza, which comes with sausage, ham, mushroom, and bell pepper. The sizes are small, medium, large, and giant. The small is not even the size of my hand. In American size, the medium is more like a small, the large is more like a medium, and the giant a large. Given the size, it's pretty pricey for a pizza. I ordered the medium pizza, which was a perfect size for me. The pizza took about fifteen minutes to come out and it was hot and delicious. They have a big table and two small tables inside, which would seat maybe 20 people. There are three tables outside as well.

This place is amazing for food and ambiance. Easy free parking next to the beach. It is outdoor…read moreseating with coverings to block sun. We went twice during our stay. We had afternoon coffee. It's a very relaxing atmosphere with the music they play. For dinner, we had a pizza and kale quinoa salad. There was a musician the Wednesday we visited. They have space heaters. Staff was friendly and efficient.

A nice outside eating area. Lots of great seats. Came in for breakfast. They do not have decaf…read morecoffee I was sad so went with the juice. It's order by code or go up to the bar to order. The food was good. Loved being on a patio to eat in the great weather.

For the price it is very average food, pizza was ok, starters were average and pasta dishes like…read moresome bad home made garbage. Service was outstanding just a shame about the food. It is a shame as location is nice and staff lovely, could be much better.

Overpriced and food extremely average. We had seafood pizza and for the price there should have…read morebeen plenty of seafood. Plenty of tomato paste. Avoid in future.

2nd visit to Get Trucked, the food was as good as ever. This time, though, the local dog was very…read morefriendly.

How do these guys survive ? The pizzas are terrible…read more. Always have been since the place changed hands maybe 10 years ago. Oily, greasy, doughy base. Always tastless. How they achieve this i'll never know. I only eat thier muck when im desparate and always regret it....... There is no other fast food takeaway option in this suburb . The owners ? are are arrogant and rude , habitually. The staff tonight consisted of two very nice and helpfull brazillian backpacker types. Thats the best i can say about PParadiso.

Seriously, the best pizza I have had. Thin, crispy crust, and even with a traditional set of…read moretoppings, the notes were subtle and very well done. We will be back and back again!

Dip is well known around town as one of the best breakfast and brunch spots in Byron. Last time I…read morewas visiting it was closed on a Sunday. This time I was visiting on Saturday and gladly it was open! The menu is exciting, but unfortunately, not all dishes can be made gluten free. I just wanted something simple, so I went with a slice of gluten free toast and a flat white. The thick toast was amazing and so was the homemade jam that came with it. My husband and son enjoyed their meals too (although they didn't have a kid's menu). I'd definitely come here again, but I do think the prices are very steep.

One of the great things about wandering around small towns is that I get to visit a variety of…read moreplaces as opposed to when I am wandering around cities trying to cram as much in as possible before the sunsets. Well, Byron Bay is certainly one of those towns with a variety of places, especially coffee shops. Well, this wasn't one of the best that I've visited, but it was still rather nice, and relaxing, and certainly popular as well. The service was pretty good, and it was rather relaxing.