10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Mooloolaba

"Land & Sea Brewery in Noosaville and ‘Fortune’ Noosa Heads Distillery unite to share their passion for great craft beer and fine spirits with you!. The lovely environmentally conscious people at Land & Sea care about the natural environment, which is visible in their solar powered building and ingredients, which are locally and sustainably sourced. Tickle your tastebuds with a Brewery grazing board, chicken wings, Angus steak and falafel bowl to name a few!"

"Noosa's first microbrewery fills an impressive warehouse space in Noosaville's industrial area (ring about its courtesy bus). The brews are balanced, easy-drinking and mostly vegan. There are eight to 10 beers on..."

"Boiling Pot Brewing Co in Noosaville develops the best beers to suit Noosa’s sub-tropical climate and were inspired by the passion for creative, experimental and innovative craft brewing happening all over the world. Refresh yourself with a Guava Sour, Bat Migration Black Lager, Mango Passion Sour or Gentleman’s Ale to name a few. Closer to home, Boiling Pot Brewery is inspired by Noosa’s very own natural ‘Boiling Pot’ in Noosa National Park."

"The atmosphere is very chilled with a stylish deck perfect for those warm Noosa Evenings. The food is fantastic with pizzas a real highlight and suitable for everyone. A great range of beers on tap, you will be definitely taking a pack home with you."

"Right in the heart of Cooroy in the Noosa Shire, the Copperhead Brewery will provide you with a local vibe, a warm atmosphere and amazing food. The venue has a lovely open space built with timber and big, glass windows. The wine, beer and cocktails are reasonably priced and you will have plenty to choose from."

"One of our favourite breweries on the Sunshine Coast, Heads of Noosa Brewing Co. is tucked away in the industrial estate. But hunting it down is only half the fun. Once you’ve arrived, you’ll down beers that embody the flavours, sights, sounds and colours of Noosa, and are brewed, filtered, kegged and bottled on site."

"A Brewery for lovers of lager Heads of Noosa provides stunning food and excellent service, and lets not forget the beer!. On a hot day, this is your go-to to enjoy an icy cold, tasty brew. Wash down a juicy burger of choice with a smooth, Japanese lager."

"Heads of Noosa Brewing Co. is an Australian independently owned craft brewery located in Noosa on the Sunshine Coast. With a passion for lagers and a focus on quality, we..."

"To help digest all of the flavours of the morning, it’s back onto the minibus where you take in the incredible beauty of the hinterland as we wend our way to The Imperial Hotel in Eumundi, arriving in time for lunch. As well as the delicious food, The Imperial Hotel is home to Eumundi Brewery and Eumundi Distillers. Head distiller Mick Reif is a Sunshine Coast local using the finest juniper and botanicals along with local Cooroy Mountain spring water to create the excellent Folktale Gin range."

"Terella means “Little Earth” and was born from a vision of a dream brewery inspired by science, a love of beer and connection to the local land. So, Terella Brewing, in North Arm, offers you a taste of rural life between the hinterland and farms of the Sunshine Coast, surrounded by crops and free roaming cattle. Their concept is based on a sustainable cycle – “producing what we need and using what we produce”."

"The Shop is in the first block opposite the Coolum Surf Club. Sadly the Surf Club IS NOT dog friendly. A Saturday Morning stroll along the Esplanade to “The Shop” for coffee is a must."

"The venue has an excellent vibrancy, with bright colours and a 1960’s vibe. The burgers range from beef, chicken to vego and have been commended for their excellence. You can also enjoy a sweet treat at excellent value being just $5 each."

"At the lower end of the budget, is Betty’s Burgers & Concrete Co. Betty’s is a bit of an institution in Noosa. It may look like a super-hip city import, but it actually began life as a tiny stall on the beach many years ago."

"After all the Mod Oz cuisine on offer in Noosa Heads, this touch of India offers some spicy relief. At the western end of Hastings St, it's a casual spot, cooking up excellent curries, including the signature..."

"This Noosaville business also serves up excellent coffee and baked goods, making it a revitalising caffeine break for parents whilst the kids indulge in a cold treat after a morning play by the river. The gelato is the star however, offering another beautifully presented cabinet of ever changing flavours with a few perennials thrown in the mix. Vegan Cocoa sorbet pairs well with Mocha gelato, whilst the kids might prefer a mix of passionfruit and coconut sorbet for a refreshing iced hit."

"Amo Gelato open their doors at 6am during the summer so you can get your breakfast gelato fix right here!. They have a wide selection of gelato flavours to choose from, plus the portions are generous. Try the award-winning Tiramisu, or the Lemon Meringue, and keep your eyes peeled for seasonal flavours such as Chilli Choc!"

"Maison La Plage is a popular wedding ceremony venue along the beachfront at Noosa Heads. This stunning beachfront location places you right in the centre of all the best locations while only being a few steps away from..."

"The passage of the Noosa River that cuts into the Great Sandy National Park north of Lake Cootharaba is poetically known as the ‘river of mirrors’ or the Everglades. Hosting almost half of the bird species found in Australia, the river's entire upper catchment is protected, making this one of the most pristine wetlands in the world. It's a perfect place to launch a kayak and camp in one of the many national park camping grounds along the riverbank."

"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)."