In Noosa's warehouse district sits this natural food store with several distinct businesses…read moreattached. Vanilla food is the name of their breakfast food counter. Parking was a bit of a hassle, and the place was not that accessible without a car. The waffles tasted fine, but left me wanting a bit more, especially for the extravagant price. They had coconut ice cream, and a few berries and a dash of pistachio, and the waffles themselves weren't that substantial. The store had a number of interesting options, including bulk foods and a wide variety of non-wheat high-protein noodles. I'm sure I could find a reason to stop in if I lived here. All very expensive, warehouse district vibe notwithstanding, but not unexpectedly so given that it's a health food store in paradise.

Hidden gem in noosa! I love the shop and the options for brekkie or lunch. Multiple kids of coffee…read moreits great and amazing! My favorite place to go fir a coffee with loved ones ;)

An addition to the deli/ providore next door. The kind of joint with paired back, minimal decor -…read moreeclectic mix of furniture; staffed by lithe young things embarrassing us older types with their perfect, bronzed, beach-ready bodies. The menu, though limited, showcases some of the excellent products available next door. Coffee is well made, using organic fair-trade beans from nearby Maleny, likewise milk is from the independently owned Maleny dairies. They walk the walk, supporting other local businesses, as they themselves are locally owned. Smashed avocado on organic sourdough, comes with a wedge of lemon and small offering of Feta; Sonoma toasted muesli a perfect kick-starter, adorned with blueberries, strawberries, grated apple and chopped mint. A great breakfast and lunch option.

Coming from the brunch snobbery of Melbourne, I'd have to say this place is up there with the best…read moreof them. A lovely eclectic setting, airy and light-filled with nice beach-side vibe music (fat Freddie's/john Butler etc) and enough healthy smoothies on the menu to entice a range of hippies, hipsters and gym bunnies, I'd say they've got their clientele covered. Food was big and delicious - I had the field mushrooms (this is a massive meal folks, don't be fooled by the fact there's no meat in it that your stomach may not be sufficiently filled!). Boy had the chicken Turkish sandwich - equally massive/delicious and well worth the $16. We walked away well caffeinated and properly full, I would totally recommend this place!

Great little spot at Sunshine Beach. Try to get a spot on the deck out front to enjoy your…read morebreakfast/ brunch and watch the world go by. We had the granola bowl and the acai granola bowl. If you want a piece of brasil and an authentic acai bowl of goodness, make sure you get this, it was delicious and just like it is served on the street corner or beach in Rio de Janeiro. They also have these cute mini muffins for a dollar. Sweet treat to have with your coffee.

The food was very good, the service was quite fast. The only thing that was not so great was the…read moreseating arrangement, it was quite cramped and there were limited spots. Overall this is very nice breakfast spot and I would definitely recommend it.

This quaint little cafe serves up some serious grub. They have a breakfast and lunch menu which…read moreboth have great selections. You can order off their breakfast menu up until 12pm. The hubby ordered the BLAT (bacon, lettuce, avocado, & tomato) with a fried egg on a soft focaccia/panini like bread. After one bite, the yolk of his fried egg oozed out like a real bleeder; well done Canteen. He wolfed down his sandwich within 5 minutes and said it was "super yummy". I got the beet salad with baby spinach, ricotta and walnuts. Simple yet so good with the shredded beets and onions. It's a satisfying salad. Hubby doesn't normally eat greens but he cleaned up the rest of my salad too. It was a great meal. Definitely stop by this cute cafe if you're in the area.

Situated on the main road in Noosa junction, canteen cafe provides quick service and scrumptious…read morefeed from their friendly staff. Their slow roasted mushrooms and grilled haloumi was delicious!! The mushrooms were perfectly soft and juicy; paired beautifully with the sweet and salty haloumi. Their griddle cakes might be the best I've ever had! Similar to corn fritters, the griddle cakes are packed with juicy sweet corn and a mild heat of jalapeño. Accompanied with all your favourite breakfast sides: crispy bacon, creamy smashed avo and juicy roasted cherry tomatoes- this dish will satisfy your brunch cravings. Finished off with a harrisa aioli, the creamy and spicy sauce adds a flavourful kick to the dish.

Made me really sick. I've never been sick from cheese before but this made me very ill. Won't be…read moregetting it again. Also very overpriced

We came across Fromart several years ago when the Blackwood Street Farmers Markets first started in…read moreMitchelton. I was immediately drawn to their swiss cheese stall as having lived in Switzerland for several years, was missing my favourite staple cheeses from this time. Fromart actually supplied the real deal and for those first few months after discovery we would jaunt down to the markets to pick up a range of cheeses from mild Tilsit through to my absolute favourite, Appenzeller. Alas one sad Sunday morning we rocked up to find the stall missing. Fortunately a google search soon after directed us to their website and we've been happy mail delivery customers ever since. Both the imported and domestically made cheeses of Christian are exceptional. If you are used to the bland supermarket varieties of cheese you will find a world open up to you like no other food experience. There is a depth of flavour and kaleidoscope of taste sensations to these fine cheeses that leaves one wanting to come back time and time again. Christian's cheeses range in price from $45 - $50 a kilo but can be bought in 500g lots. The cheese is then generally cut into 200-250g blocks which you can choose to have either wrapped in cheese paper or vacuum packed. It is delivered well cooled once a week, for those of us in Brisbane, on a Wednesday morning. I would recommend starting with some of the sample packs if this kind of cheese is a new experience. They offer taster packs for less than $20 to $47 which are a great introduction. (Personally I love my Jura Mountain, Swiss Appenzell and Gruyere Classic. Christian's own Devils Foot Cheese is also superb.) Although postage of $15- $25 is a bit extra on top of the cost of the cheese, we find buying every 2 months or so keeps it in check and still very affordable. Yes it is more expensive than buying cheese at Woolies or Coles, but I can assure you that once you try this incredible cheese, you will find it worth every cent of price difference.

What a great addition to casual dining and entertainment on the Sunshine Coast. The food is…read moreshareable, delicious and the drinks menu is solid. The deli offerings look super fresh and I think you can get takeaway for lunch too. Live entertainment on Friday nights is a bonus... When we visited there was a guy playing the piano and guitar (not at the same time... that would be something!) for sets and it really added to the atmosphere. Of course, it's always a trap as I love live entertainment in bistros but it is inevitably too loud to continue a conversation (oh dear, sounding like Mother). This definitely wasn't the worst I've experienced, it was managable, but if you are looking for somewhere to have a big download with a girlfriend then maybe choose a seat a little away from the speakers. Service was really friendly and attentive. The perfect place for Friday night drinks or a lunch mid-week.

Great coffee, food & service. You can order from the cabinet or have a sandwich/roll made fresh to…read morego. Ray and the team do an amazing job time and time again. Worth the wait during the lunch rush.