Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Mooloolaba

"There’s no better place for people-watching in Noosa than streetside at this 30-year-old café on Hastings Street. There’s also a bar and a terrace inspired by the Côte d’Azur. “Aromas is famous for its Parisian-style chairs and tables overlooking the famous Hastings Street,” says Puttick."

"Offering delicious coffee every day from 7am, you can choose to grab and go or pull up a seat and watch the world go by while enjoying beautiful brunch."

"A simple little coffee kiosk by the river, complete with wooden deck and coffee beans roasted by the owner. If you need to cool down, order the coconut-and-cold-brew-coffee granita. For a sweet treat, sink your..."

"Where: 59 Rene St, NoosavilleWhat: Certified organic grocery store and artisan cafe. Undiscovered by most tourists but a favourite among the locals, Belmondos Organic Market is definitely worth the ten minute drive from Hastings Street. Here you will find plenty of organic, local produce to stock your Seahaven apartment kitchen."

"In Noosa’s industrial zone lies a plentiful organic market where abundant vegetables, fruit and organic products are available for your every picnicking whim."

"A new Noosa Heads hotspot for those days when you're in a rush or have forgotten your lunch and need to grab a quick bite that won't bust the budget, Larder & Baked on Sunshine Beach Road ticks all th..."

"The Noosa River boardwalk, adjacent to trendy Gympie Terrace in Noosaville, stretches for approximately two kilometres. Locals and visitors alike love this Noosa attraction and frequently exercise along the strip. The boardwalk is flat, wide and passes beautiful scenery, accessible toilets, accessible cafes, and water sport activities."

"Their range of Almond Croissants and sometimes double baked Pistachio Croissants, Sausage Rolls, Petit Fours and Danishes are first class. Check out the Celebration Cakes. Spot the signature red and black umbrellas out front of this popular Brunch spot."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Open tomorrow for Boxing Day holiday. This small and cosy cafe is run by a former accountant and a former teacher who got carried away by their love for coffee."

"Worn timber tables, mounted surfboards and a shaded wooden deck give Little Cove a rustic look and a free-spirited vibe. Choose from a number of house-roasted coffee blends, cool down with a cold drip, or mix it..."

"Bay Village on Hastings is a beautiful shopping and lifestyle centre in the Noosa Heads. Located on an iconic street just a hop away from the scenic Main Beach, visitors will find a wide variety of interesting..."

"Finally, just 15 minutes outside of Noosa, you can get to Mount Tinbeerwah for some of the best views of the valley and hinterland. The mountain acts as a perfect point to watch the sun in the west, splaying colours of purple, blues, orange and pinks for your eyes to feast upon. The drive alone will make you feel miles away from the stresses of the everyday."

"The Eumundi Market is Australia’s biggest and best art, craft and produce market, held every Saturday and Wednesday of the year (rain, hail or shine) in the heart of the charming historic hinterland town of Eumundi. Established back in 1979, the world-renowned Eumundi Markets is like an outdoor gallery, with towering heritage listed fig trees rising above the 500 plus stalls. The market’s policy of ‘make it, bake it, sew it or grow it’ ensures quality products and the very best of locally produced goods."

"This is one of Australia's most atmospheric artisan markets, attracting over 1.6m visitors a year to its 600-plus stalls. Dive into a leafy, bohemian wonderland of hand-crafted furniture, jewellery, clothing and accessories, art, fresh local produce, gourmet provisions and more. Get your muscles pummelled, your tarot cards read or simply tuck into a world's worth of street food, from gözleme (Turkish stuffed flatbread), empanadas and gyoza, to local artisan pastries from Ten Acres."

"Come to this bustling marketplace with a healthy, holiday appetite. And don’t say we didn’t warn you. This artisan food and arts market is a hub for locally made foodstuffs fit for a generous and leisurely lunchtime spread."

"However, there are other shops worth your time, such as the iconic Noosa Longboards where you can pick up all manner of surfing related items, as well as a board to hire and a lesson to make the most of it."