Cappuccino in the field, in this new spot, The Paddock literally. Set in the most natural, open…read moresetting you can imagine. The coffee van offers tasty treats, for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Good natural inspired food and fresh veges from the shed. Nutritional drinks. Wood fired, oven baked pizza from their home made pizza oven. Well worth the stop on the road in/out on the Mullumbimby township. Friendly, chatty staff. Look for The Paddock on the open roadside on Argyle Street on the edge of town, you can't miss it. Guaranteed no noisy neighbours,

I'm always amazed when I find little gems like this one. We're in a fairly big motorhome so after a…read morequick look in town it was apparent that parking close to a breakfast spot wasn't on the cards. I'd noticed this place on the way in so thought I'd drive back out & give it a go, as I could park right out front. The lass serving was very attentive & listened to my coffee preferences. The result was one of the nicest coffees I've had. I also tried the breakfast roll on special & it was absolutely beautiful too. Definitely worth a try.

Small farmers market in the town community building. It includes a couple of veggie stalls, a…read morebaker, Asian food, a few tables with oil and spices, and some miscellaneous. The on-site cafe has the most amazing little treats that taste great and look ready for display in a gallery! Totally worth a stop.

Came with family for a visit. Lovely place with super friendly staff. Nice food at affordable…read moreprices. Nice try

Five star coffee Terrific coffee in a lovely outdoor…read moresetting! The cakes in the display case also looked very appetizing - but we didn't try any!

Tucked away off the highway in Newrybar, this cute little historical village houses one of the best…read morekept culinary secrets. With amazing coffee, and a pork saddle I could make love to, lunch here on a summer's day is simply divine. Beautifully prepared food, sourced from local suppliers, you can really taste the difference. These aren't peas from a tin, but perfectly cooked garden fresh peas that burst with flavour. The street is full, the restaurant is busy, so I guess it's no secret after all. I've been meaning to come here for a while and am glad I made the trek. Check out the attached deli and bakery too if you have the time (make the time!)

The beautiful weatherboard cottage with big verandah and supersize windows set an airy and spacious…read morescene. We loved the relaxed and laidback country vibe of Harvest. In a way Harvest is quite similar to Three Blue Ducks, the restaurant we dined in on previous night, as they both source the freshest and best ingredients locally. If you have decided to come here, you are expected to pay more than elsewhere because of the care and love they have put into sourcing these fresh ingredients. We thought the quality of the food these two restaurants have provided were very similar. We have enjoyed the oysters, fish of the day for two, which was barramundi, and the grilled pumpkin and fermented onions. Harvest is perhaps slightly more creative with their flavours. However, we received much more professional and attentive service from Harvest. Harvest is definitely worth the drive from Byron Bay if you are prepared to pay more.

This is my favourite place to lunch in the northern rivers. So tranquil and the food is always…read moredelicious, healthy and plentiful. Thank you

Great little place. Beautiful location. Tables beside inside out and by the creek. They were super…read morebusy today with all of the people coming off of My Warning stopping in. I had the quinoa salad with haloumi avo and cashews (or something along those lines). Also in there was some pomegranate, tomatoes, green stuff (mixed) and balsamic reduction. The flavours were beautiful. Never had haloumi cooked like it was today, seemed almost deep fried. Anyway this was an ideal meal after going up and down the mountain. Service was friendly and apologetic for surprisingly short delays. Coffee above average and reasonably priced. I wouldn't make the drive all the way to NSW to eat here but should I be in the area again I will definitely drop back in.

Beautiful wonderland cafe. We enjoyed this cute, quaint, restaurant. We loved the garden like…read moredecor. The service were friendly. They accommodated quickly our big group of 10, who are mostly and vegan/vegetarian. The food was absolutely delicious. I ordered the polenta, side of chips as well as the rose water lemonade. Oh, and for dessert the vegan matcha cheesecake. Such a delight to have dined here.

This place has a patio out of a fairy tale - gorgeous and dreamy and the waiters are dressed in…read moresync with the mood. The food + house made drinks were incredible - i got a smoothie bowl with edible flowers and not only did it taste out of this world it looked like a work of art. We also had an antipasto platter and it was incredibly yummy. The staff are great and the mood and the food are just amazing - a total hidden gem

Really enjoyable little kitchen with a nice selection of food and drinks. This was our first time…read morethere and it didn't disappoint. The burger was great, tasted like a mixed meat with herbs and such inside. Very flavorful. Salads were fresh and creative too. One knock is that they had a special still in the menu that they didn't have any longer. With only 10 or so main items on the menu, it's critical to make sure all of them are available.

From the owner: Bringing the community and beyond together to enjoy good breakfast, a solid lunch, and delicious…read moredinner by using fresh herbs, fresh produce, fresh coffee and good bloody vibes.

Just went for a drive out of the city and found this place - the Hummingbird special for lunch was…read moredelicious, and the coffee was really good too. The also have a wide range natural supplies.

Another little gem. It's a little bit different, but the coffee & smashed egg dishes were…read moredelicious. Definitely worth a visit.

On a recent trip to the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales Yum Yum Cafe was our go-to…read morebrunch, coffee, dinner haunt. I echo another reviewer in my praise for owner, Manfred Rudolf, and his team. They put on a great show every visit. The standout experience was definitely dinner on a Saturday night. Yum Yum Tree is located in a really special spot. Directly across the road from a mangrove lined estuary, amidst the lush subtropical rainforest dotted with weird and wonderful holiday shacks, and a mere stumble to the beach. As we sat at our cute candlelit table, the breeze funnelled down the road and made the atmosphere just right and the beading sweat on our foreheads redundant. Manfred had swapped his breakfast-lunch tank top and shorts for something a little more fitting of the linen-napkin dinner spread, and engaged us in genuine, light-hearted banter. He and his wait staff appeared when you needed them, "shall I top you up?", and disappeared when the reflection of the stunning surrounds was to be shared by only two. Entree of buffalo mozzarella was substantial and as fresh as it comes. Beautiful rosy-red tomatoes, as in season as you will get, accompanied creamy though subtle white disks of cheese. A basil leaf per mouthful cleansed the whole thing; acting as the roots, the glue, that made this simple food so of the earth. Mains were panfried snapper - fresh and local, of course - with kipfler potatoes, a refreshing citrus salad, and an assertive salsa verde, and butter-like venison served with asparagus and potato rosti and a cheerful balsamic sauce. For dessert, a 'bush tucker' creme brûlée with lemon myrtle and ginger, and a side of to-die-for-I-kid-you-not raspberry coulis. The thing I like most about Yum Yum is how understated it is. Just like the location. The ingredients do speak for themselves. That's how it should be. All the time!