Super cute place with a great view! Had an iced latte and…read morethe classic eggs benedict with bacon and it was delicious! Eggs were perfectly poached, and those chips that they served them with are soooo good! I'm not a huge fan of potatoes but the seasoning they use for them is delish and perfectly fried to golden perfection! Definitely worth a visit!

This little 2-storey Cafe has all the right vibes, service and food and bevs to make it 5-star…read moreworthy. Vibewise: It OWNS the fresh and legitimately cool scene that so many cafes aspire to have. Perfectly located for a constant cool breeze and the most relaxing ocean views on this end of the coast, this fine establishment is decked out with beachy, relaxed and photogenic decor (see my pics ;D) Service: These guys offer that classic friendly, "mate/buddy/how's it going/no worries/cya later" type of Aussie service. So welcoming. Food and bevs: yeah I could rave about this for days! You may as well go check them out for yourself and experience their dense, generously-served smoothies, unique juice blends and literally mouth-watering food. They've recently released their new menu and Mexican nights yew! You could honestly chill there for a good while for so.many.reasons!

We stopped for coffee at the end of our walk around Danger Point and a swim at Rainbow Bay…read more The coffee was good but there is nowhere to sit so every thing is take away. The cabinet food looked pretty good - five salads and wraps and rolls but it wasn't lunch time so the food will have to wait for another day. They also sell the beans so we took a 250gram to try in the home espresso.

This is a very popular place with lots of choices when it came to vegetarian or people with other…read moredietary needs. Our meals were good and the coffee was OK. We were given two different looking coffees and were told they were the cappuccinos. So we hung off until the other two coffees were delivered which was just as well as one of the "caps" was a flat white. Not sure that all the waitresses really wanted to be there but there was one that was cheerful. The knives on the table wouldn't cut butter though. My toast was a little tough (an new experience for me) and the knife I was given had worn out serrations. I borrowed from another dinning buddy who was given a better knife but to no avail. I had to saw through my bacon and eggs.

Very good food. The staff are lovely! Very nice place to have breakfast. Gluten free available,…read morethey make all their own sauces so they are able to tell you exactly what you can have. We will always go back. Absolutely love it!

The Coffee Club is a great chain that supports its customers. There are Reward Points for buying…read moretheir lovely treats and coffee here. This cafe is opposite the famous Coolangatta Beach. There is outdoor and indoor seating.

Asked for my coffee to be extra hot and typical of all these places with young people behind the…read morecounter that are more interested in who they are working with than the customer - got it warm! The banana bread was also delivered supposedly warm bit was actually cold in the middle- I left it on the plate. Typical franchise shop- in my opinion. I would find a smaller cafe where service matters to those who are employed there.

A fantastic menu, great food and well priced. My partner and…read moreI had breakfast here, we were each served lovely light, runny poached eggs with slightly crispy bacon. I had the breakfast bruschetta which included a lovely array of fresh vegetables. Later we went to the coffee club a few doors up, it was horrible in comparison to Cecada in price, quality and service. The only downside was the coffee; it was slightly burnt but still good to drink. Definitely worth a try.

Located right opposite the beachfront on Marine Parade in Coolangatta, Cecada Modern Dining proved…read morea lovely cafe to spend an hour or two. The business nestles itself amongst the many restaurants, pubs and cafes that occupy this trendy part of the Gold Coast, but makes itself a standout through inspired menu choices that offer variety and value. The average meal ranges from $15-$25, with happy hours from 8-9am, 12-1pm and 5-6pm knocking 15% off the overall cost. While this is on the more expensive side for most cafes, Cecada proves its value taste and quality of food. Seafood takes a large priority on the menu, and can be found in burgers, risottos and salads. Those wishing to splurge can order fresh Coffin Bay Oysters, starting at $27 per dozen. As well as seafood there are many normal cafe options available - steak burgers, bacon and eggs, bruschetta, and pastas amongst others. I enjoyed the Teriyaki Chicken Burger, although was surprised to find sliced carrot as a side dish to my meal. It was a nice surprise until I realised that carrot's must have been soaking in honey for the last 7 weeks. Too sweet for me! The coffee was fantastic, even to the extent that I gave the barista a tip and a hearty thanks on the way out. The meal at Cecada had set up the rest of my day perfectly.