Cheap Places to Eat in Lismore City Council

"Just off the beach and main street in Byron – 4/4 Bay Ln, Byron Bay. I’m not one to usually go for pizza but we decided to try out the authentic Italian restaurant, Il Buco one night as it’s in a great location (just off Main Street) and it was Number 1 on Trip Advisor at the time for Byron’s best restaurants as well as the Number 1 best pizza in Australia!. This small, unassuming restaurant was awesome."

"The best pizza in town with authentic thin-crust wood-fired pizzas sparingly topped with outstanding flavours using as much local produce as possible – Bangalow sweet pork, for instance."

"Not far from the Byron Bay Library on Lawson Street, you’ll find Trattoria Basiloco. This Italian restaurant is actually run by an Italian family, who moved from the island of Sardinia to Byron Bay. And visitors seem to notice the difference — many Tripadvisor reviews mentioned how authentic the cuisine is!"

"Superior burgers to suit all, including vegan, gluten-free and pescatarian options. Local sourcing extends to drinks as well as food, with sodas hand crafted nearby and gins and beer from local companies. The central location and long-hour license means it’s never a wrong time to grab a burger, fries and a serious drink."

"This laid-back joint has a neat list of burgers, shakes, beers and cocktails, with an emphasis on local produce. For purists, the classic cheeseburger ($10) is a winner, but there are more inventive options too,... Mexican in Byron Bay"

"Make your way to Mates Rates night at Byron’s burger joint, Main Street Burger Bar. Sink your teeth into $10 burgers from 5pm – 7pm. Full bar available with delicious shakes and cocktails to choose from."

"Located on a rooftop this mixed drink and whisky bar uses a window to the globe, to relax as well as take in the hinterland sights and also watch the sundown. This dimly lit refuge from Byron’s dynamic roads below is a cosy, vintage sanctuary featuring Chesterfield lounges, antique light fittings as well as a program quiting six-metre copper-hued bar. With an option of more than 300 whisky, gin, rum, tequila and also artisanal spirits on offer, it would certainly be churlish not to indulge in a cocktail or more."

"The Bolt Hole is a chic whisky, gin and craft cocktail bar with a 2am licence, making it the ideal last stop of the night. Nestled in the heart of town, the Bolt Hole has rooftop views and vintage decor, from green Chesterfield sofas to a copper bar. Choose from more than 300 whiskies and gins, not to mention wines, artisanal spirits and signature craft cocktails."

"Self-described as purveyors of good times and tasty cocktails, it’s hard not to feel attracted to this character-infused refuge. The gin, whiskey, scotch and spirits menu is extensive to say the least, and you can ask the bartender for their best tonic pairing recommendation to take you G&T to that next level. Yes, these guys know their stuff."

"Fishheads is the type of restaurant where you can get high quality meals and great service – two things that make this a firm favourite with the locals. Even though they might be a bit pricey, eating here is definitely worth it. When it comes to choices this Byron Bay seafood restaurant is a winner, they have something for everyone, even the fussiest of eaters!"

"Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Fishheads serves up some of the freshest seafood in town. Take a seat on their laid-back, beachfront deck or grab your fish and chips to-go and enjoy on the sand. Either way, you’re in for a real treat."

"Slice Pizzeria is located on Jonson Street and is a convenient place to grab a bite to eat. If you’re looking for a good place to grab a piece of pizza, as the name says, then stop by here while you’re out sightseeing. This is a perfect quick lunch spot if you’re wanting takeaway and to head back to the beach."

"U 5 4 Jonson St, Byron Bay, New South Wales 2481 AustraliaPizza, Fast Food, Italian, HealthyLunch, Dinner, Late NightDelivery, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible[email protected]+61 2 6680 9357http://www.slicepizzeria.com.au"

"Founded in December 2003, you may recognise Bay Kebabs from midnight strolls down Byron’s main street – the time of night when this place is pumping with hungry customers. Favoured as the late-night institution by both locals and tourists, Bay Kebabs gets its charm from polaroid-clad walls, iconic merchandise and pretty exceptional food. They’re locally owned and run, utilising the best lamb and chicken in town."

"Founded in December 2003 in Byron Bay, Bay Kebabs has grown to be an institution favoured by locals and visitors alike. The idea was simple; cater to our customer’s active lifestyles and sell fresh, healthy and quick food."

"The Rails is what the locals affectionately call The Railway Hotel. The best thing about it is that the railway stopped coming through town about fifteen years ago, but we so loved our local pub that it’s remained open for business. There is a beer garden that spills out onto the car park, plus a cute little public bar that still sits on the dysfunctional railway platform."

"The Rails sure smells like a beer-stained pub, and its indoor-outdoor mayhem draws everyone from lobster-red British tourists to high-on-life earth mothers and #okboomer tourists. The front beer garden –..."

"Known more colloquially as simply The Rails, this rough-and-rambunctious staple of Byron’s renowned music scene is one of our favorite bars on the planet."

"Delight in a chilly beer after a day in the sun at Woody’s Surf Shack, and also join the throng of partygoers as the night grows to revel in the music, dancefloor, and euphoric atmosphere of this retro-style bar. Classic surfboards hang from the ceiling, and also graffiti as well as local art work stretch along walls. Comfy cubicles, an exterior patio, and several pool tables give a perfect recess from the dance area."

"A Byron Bay staple, Woody’s Surf Shack is an essential stop on any bar crawl. The decor is inspired by a group of surfers who made the Bay their home in the ’60s and ’70s, and features surfboards, vintage photos and graffiti. Relax in retro booths or on the outdoor patio, shoot some pool, make some moves on the dance floor and enjoy anything from tinnies to bubbles or cocktails."

"Traditionally the last stop of the night, this dark bar now has a lockout time of 2am, so if you fancy shooting pool till the wee hours you'll need to get in before then. It runs a free pick-up Kombi from..."

"The Northern is a great hang out in the centre of town, any time of the day or night. A great place to kick off your first beers of the day on the sidewalk, or in the front bar that opens onto the sidewalk. This pub is what Australia is famous for when it comes to great “counter meals”, lunch and dinner ordered at the bar at a reasonable price."

"An unexpected find in a tiny alley, Kura is a delicious Japanese restaurant with vegan options clearly labeled. I chose the Teriyaki Tofu but the vegan sushi platter was extremely tempting. The staff is helpful for any questions you might have, too."

"Street Sushi, located on Jonson Street in Byron Bay’s city centre, is open everyday from 8 am to 4:30 pm, so stop in for a quick lunch while walking around. Or perhaps do a takeaway dinner and head down to the beach to enjoy your delicious meal. Specials, like the three rolls of your choice and a drink for $10, make this a cheap option to keep you on budget while you’re on holiday here in Byron Bay."

"U 4 4 Jonson St, Byron Bay, New South Wales 2481 AustraliaJapanese, Sushi, AsianLunch, Brunch, Breakfast, DinnerOutdoor Seating, Seating, Takeout, Street Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Credit Cards[email protected]+61 481 780 474http://www.streetsushi.com.au/"

"90-96 Jonson St Woolworths Plaza, Byron Bay, New South Wales 2481 AustraliaJapanese, Sushi, Asian, HealthyLunch, Dinner, Late NightTakeout, Buffet, Seating, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Reservations, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+61 2 6685 7103http://www.osushi.com.au/"

"Osushi serves up fresh, contemporary Japanese food, including sushi trains, signature rolls and sashimi. The restaurant, which received a 2016 Savour award, uses only organic, local produce and MSG-free ingredients. It sits in the Woolworths Plaza along Jonson Street, and it is open 11:30am to 8:30pm everyday."

"Visitors expect to be surrounded by vegan cuisine in Byron and The Beet offers a finer-dining vegan experience. It’s not just for vegans though – The Beet aims to cater for all, with decidedly not-just-lentil-and-salad options such as The Beet Burger and Koshihikari Risotto. They claim many kids never even suspect that their Vegan Chick’n Nuggets are not made from meat!"

"Established in 1947, The Byron Bay General Store is among Byron Shire’s oldest commercial buildings still standing. Bringing you a choice of organic and healthy treats (try the vegan burger), The General Store is a sweet little oasis if you want to get out of the centre of town."

"The shop opened as The Top Store milk bar and takeaway in 1951, which makes it the 2nd earliest continually running business in the Byron Bay area after The Great Northern Resort. Ask any kind of Byron Bay local their favourite spot for a coffee or a relaxed lunch and also they’ll most likely claim it’s The Top Store. From surfie to hippy to current city imports, The Leading Shop interest all of the distinctive town’s walks of life, not to mention the streams of visitors who handle to find it as well as their very own spot of lawn out the front to resolve into some sunlight."

"Want a place where the kids can literally eat a delicious burger and run around outside?. Or perhaps dine on some delicious brekkie while you drink your coffee and enjoy watching the early morning surfers head to the beach?. Heck, get it all as takeaway and head to the beach where you can actually watch the surfers in action as they take on one of Byron Bay’s well known surfing destinations, The Pass."

"Smoothies, single-origin coffees and delicious pastries offer a sweet finish to a cafe menu boasting an unmatched burger selection. From beef to chicken, mushroom to halloumi, your taste buds will find what they’re craving on The Top Shop’s blackboard menu, all served between house-made buns. Gather around a table in this popular local hang-out or sprawl out on the grass under blue skies."