Food: An inventive menu that strays away from the safety of standard café fair. Homemade sweet…read morepotato fritters are delightful and the tossed holumi with tomato and avocado is light and fresh. Coffee: Just Vittoria but don't well. Service: Friendly, attentive and quick. Food came out before I could finish my macciatto. Overall this café is well worth the visit if you are coming to Kingscliff.

I normally don't like Vittoria coffee but the coffee was made perfectly two days in a row. The pear…read moreand blueberry cake was delicious and a very generous serving. This place is a must if you are in town.

I recently had the pleasure of spending 3.5 weeks in Kingscliff, visiting from the US (split my…read moretime between New York, San Francisco, and SoCal). Those metro areas are becoming saturated with juice bars and coffee shops, including many that are Aussie-inspired; now I totally understand why. They're trying to capture the magic I experienced at The Salt Mill, which nails it from lattes to avo toast to smoothie bowls. Most of my mornings started with a latte here (always satisfying), and I often supplemented with a filling bite after my morning workout. The avo toast is probably the best I've ever had, with a fantastic blend of spices (coriander!) and seeds adding a ton of flavor. The Coconut & Cacao açaí bowl with added peanut butter became my staple order, overflowing with goodness and tropical fruits. Even the chia pudding, paired with full-fat yogurt and some fruit compote (mango or raspberry) was a standout. Friendly faces, great vibes, excellent food, and a fantastic part of any day in Kingscliff.

After a walk a walk along the beach...yep...still the best coffee in Kingscliff…read moreGreat small menu

Fantastic fresh seafood, sweet potato chips yum! Great…read morecoffee from a socially responsible company and yummy healthful desserts.

We waited 30mins for our takeaway. The only person in out…read morefamily of 5 who doesn't like seafood missed out on her dinner, cos her nuggets went in another order and we ended up with that poor buggers battered fish instead! She went without dinner cos ws too late for us to go back out to get het something else n poppy's cupboard and fridge was bare. We also asked for salt n pepper calimari-got crumbed. I hate crumbed.

Wow, what a pizza!! We had the 'American' which is pepperoni pizza. We went to New York in April…read moreand were at the likes of Bleaker St and Joe's pizza. This wins hand down. Service was great , staff are awesome. Best pepperoni pizza I've had in years !!!!!

Can't stop Raving about this cute little coffee van. The…read moregirls are so lovely and friendly and the coffee is fantastic and a great selection of basic snacks and light meals. Well priced also.

Excellent place for breakfast/brunch (possibly lunch too but haven't had the pleasure). Great…read morecoffee, friendly and attentive staff and, most important, a wide range of offerings that are both tasty and healthy (well, not all but that's a good thing for many people). My crowd loved the Asian omelette, the breaded eggplant, the mushroom dish and the corn fritters. I am a bit more traditional and loved the poached eggs on Turkish bread with a side of avocado as well as the fruit plate. I highly recommend this lovely eatery when visiting Kingscliff.

Only had time to takeaway a coffee, but read this place was a good spot. Friendly faces behind the…read morecounter and quick service. Spacious cafe and easy Park around the side.

Owner/manager is the rudest most unprofessional person I've ever encountered. I've looked at a lot…read moreof sites that have reviews on this "cafe" and most people are appalled at the service. This place has the monopoly unfortunately but if you just drive into Kingscliff ... 5 mins away ... your dining experience will be so much better. I have to think that the positive comments are only from "friends" of the owner as they are definitely not true. Save yourself a lot of frustration and go elsewhere!

Pretty underwhelmed…read more Coffee too hot and while not burnt, the coffee was borderline and very bitter. Not for latte lovers. The Turkish sandwich I ordered (Chicken, aoili, sundried tomato and olive) was very small. I'm talking just over the size of my palm small. For $11, I do expect a SANDWICH. Not a kids meal. This place obviously suffers from the usual gallery cafe syndrome, overpriced food to compensate for paying the extra rent. Total was $18.70 for a tiny sandwich and coffee due to the Sunday 10% surcharge. I have to say that it wasn't worth the money. And, when you have customers waiting to pay money and there is a family chatting to the teller dude and going "Ooh aah I'll have a slice of that cake and um, oh Harold, what do you think?"*, it would be nice to at least look at the bored customer waiting behind them and say something. I did eventually get noticed by someone else and could pay but... Blah. Up the size of the food and pay attention to the customers. If you want to do that kind of talking, go visit their table and chat to them after. ESPECIALLY when this is a pay first cafe. I'm not coming back. * Since I'm deaf, the actual contents of that conversation may vary greatly.