Best & Cool Bars in Noosa Heads

"For the most iconic Noosa dining experience, I’d send you down the boardwalk to Bistro C. There are few places on Australia’s coast where you can enjoy a well-put-together meal and a glass of good wine metres from the beach. If the exclamation-inducing location isn’t enough, the chic interiors will win you over. And yes, they serve Veuve Clicquot – and Cristal, if you don’t mind."

"Just some of the vocab you’ll be using to gloat about your breezy dining experience at Bistro C. Great for breakfast but even better as the day goes on, this relaxed restaurant is the perfect place to drop by for some starters and cocktails as the sun goes down. Where: 49 Hastings Street, Noosa HeadsMake a booking"

"Locale is one of the best designed restaurants in Noosa – all dark, moody and inviting – and is often referenced as one of the area’s finest. Traditional Italian techniques and flavours guide the kitchen here, offering what is unequivocally the best pasta in Noosa."

"Drawing heavily on Italian tradition, Locale Noosa offers a seasonally changing menu using the best in local produce and premium imported ingredients...."

"For both the Bombinos (bambino translates to children in Italian) and the adults this is the go-to stop for a drool-inducing Mediterranean meal. The focaccia as a starter is extremely warm and freshly baked, with a drizzle of olive oil and Italian herbs. But their mains aren’t anything to be sniffed at, the pan-fried ricotta gnocchi with sautéed asparagus, snow peas, watercress and manchego are like soft little pillows of heaven."

"Delicately fusing together modern Asian and Chinese fine dining, Embassy XO in Sunshine Beach overlooks the picturesque surf beach and quaint village from a prime seaside location. Exotic decor distin..."

"Cafe Le Monde is the kind of place you can either wear Havis or full nighttime Coast attire to (aka a T-shirt, jeans and Toms). Trust us, the young, surfy bartenders won’t discriminate. Set across from the Surf Club, Le Monde is the area’s late-night hotspot that manages to incorporate the Coastal nightlife sentiment without a whiff of closed-in, smelly club air."

"Offering a casual ambience, Café Le Monde is one of Noosa’s longest-running restaurants and bars and a must-see attraction in the area. We love going there for a yummy breakfast after a dip at the beach. It also offers lunch, dinner, live music and late-night drinks."

"Since ‘86 Le Monde has greeted early risers, fresh from their first morning surf, with famed coffees and delicious breakfast treats, and bid good night to many a late night..."

"1796 David Low Way Shop 7, Coolum Beach, Queensland 4573 AustraliaJapanese, Sushi, Asian, Fast FoodLunch, DinnerTakeout, Wheelchair Accessible+61 7 5471 7878https://www.facebook.com/sushicoolum"

"1 Ridgeview Dr Shop 2, Peregian Springs, Queensland 4573 AustraliaJapanese, Sushi, AsianLunch, DinnerTakeout, Reservations, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Table Service, Seating[email protected]+61 7 5448 2197https://www.facebook.com/Brown-Rice-227271910969580/info?"

"Located on the beachfront, Hastings Street is a famous Noosa shopping destination offering boutique shopping, surf wear shops, resort wear, retail outlets, home wares, jewellery, discount outlets, designer brands and more. The shops that line the street are also dotted with bars, cafes and restaurants making it the ideal destination for a day out shopping with friends. Spend your morning shopping up a storm, then break for lunch at one of the amazing cafes."

"Tree-lined Hastings Street offers something for everyone, from thong-wearing beach-goers to those after high-end resorts, restaurants, bars, cafes, and boutique shopping. Many establishments along the street are wheelchair accessible, and access to the beach is adequate. Disability parking spots exist along the road, but during peak periods, you might find it easier to pay for parking behind Hastings Street at Bay Village."

"The Noosa National Park is home to some of Australia’s most spectacular coastlines. It’s over 4,000 hectares and encompasses the picturesque headland in Noosa Heads, dunes and heath plains around Lake Weyba, coastal..."

"The ferry isn’t the only way to see the Noosa River, and it can be a lot of fun to head out on the water for half a day and be in control yourself. There are quite a few places in town where you can rent a kayak or a paddle board, for instance, and just explore the river. For something a bit different, you can hire a water bike for a couple of hours and pedal, not paddle (my bad joke, not theirs)."