Best French Bakery in Daintree

"The place that’s packed full of delectable pastries, baked treats, and sandwiches that only serve one purpose – satisfaction!. There’s too much deliciousness to go around at Grant Street Kitchen, and you’ll be glad you chose it as your ‘fuel-stop’ on a sunny morning in Tropical North Queensland. Of course, there is coffee and smoothies, which are the perfect accompaniments to your food."

"We haven’t forgotten about the much-loved treat of the day – dessert!. Visit Capannina on Macrossan Street after a tasty dinner to end the night on a high. This is a quick and easy way for the whole family to choose their favourite flavours from a selection of the greatest Italian gelato in town."

"Follow in the local’s footsteps and head to the award-winning Little Larder for a killer coffee and flavoursome meal, located in the centre of Macrossan St. The menu includes unique, modern dishes plus all the much-loved breakfast classics with a twist that certainly don’t compromise on flavour. We love the breakfast tacos and wild mushrooms on toast.*TIP* These guys serve up some great sandwiches for lunch."

"It’s safe to say that The Little Larder is one of the town’s favourite places to eat for breakfast or lunch. Recently relocated into a bigger space, this café only delivers the best of the best when it comes to tasty plates and fabulous service. There are endless options for brilliant food that will make your tastebuds dance."

"Breakfast on turmeric crab omelette until 11.30am, then it's gourmet sandwiches, fab dishes like Szechuan salt-and-pepper squid or Balinese-style duck and killer cocktails from noon. Good coffee, or try freshly... Modern Australian in Port Douglas"

"Cnr Grant & Macrossan Streets, Port Douglas, Queensland 4877, AustraliaTakeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Credit CardsCafe, Australian, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsBreakfast, Lunch, Brunch, DrinksHK$94 - HK$118+61 7 4099 6111"

"Shops&3, 2 43 Macrossan St | Port Douglas, Qld, Port Douglas, Queensland 4877, AustraliaWaitstaff, Wheelchair Accessible, Free Wifi, Takeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Credit CardsCafe, Australian, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Brunch, Breakfast+61 7 4099 4066"

"There’s nothing better on a rainy day than settling down to read a good book with a cup of tea, coffee or hot chocolate. If you didn’t pack any books in your suitcase, don’t worry, it’s a problem easily solved. Head down Macrossan Street and drop in at the Whileaway Bookshop and Cafe."

"An abundance of fresh and vibrant goodness is what you’ll find on the menu at Betty’s Bohemian Beach Cafe. We’re talking açai and smoothie bowls to smoked salmon with whipped feta – you can imagine the brilliant colours that turn up on the plate!. It’s an especially trendy spot for vegetarians and vegans to eat their hearts out, so if you feel like you’re options are limited elsewhere, this place will knock your socks off!"

"For a colourful and vibrant setting head to Betty’s Bohemian Beach Café on Macrossan Street and choose from a range of healthy, vegetarian and gluten-free options, plus good coffee and smoothies. This is the kind of place a tropical Queensland holiday needs!"

"The Turtle Rock Café offers fresh wholesome food, great coffee and outdoor dining, with a casual friendly atmosphere. Situated 400m from the beach, the Turtle Rock Cafe is located within the heart of the Daintree National Park. Turtle Rock Café is also home to Ocean Safari, Cape Tribulation’s popular half day tour, offering exhilarating rides to snorkel the pristine untouched Great Barrier Reef off the Daintree Coast at Cape Tribulation."

"One of the newer cafes in town, Choo Choo’s has definitely proven itself to be one of the top spots for a freshly brewed latte and good value breakfast. Located on the lakeside at St. Crispin’s station, guests can enjoy panoramic views in a tranquil atmosphere, 7 days a week. *TIP* On a Sunday you can catch the Bally Hooley steam train to St. Crispin’s station which a great experience for the whole family."

"You’ve probably heard of the Bally Hooley steam train that has passed through Port Douglas for years now – well, this cafe is situated at St. Crispins, which is one of the train’s stops!. So that’s something fun that the kids can look forward to. There’s also a second location at the Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina, which makes it easy to dine wherever is the most convenient spot for you."

"The kids will adore an early morning venture to Choo Choo’s on St Crispins. From Pools, you can take a short stroll to this scenic café before settling in for a morning coffee and an exceptionally tasty breaky. This gorgeous venue overlooks views of a lush golf course and the lake, and the relaxing atmosphere makes it a fantastic place to start the day."

"My favourite coffee spot in Port Douglas, St Crispin’s Cafe gives you this water-side view. It’s out of town, if you’re in town try one of the options below. Possibly my favourite time of the day to head out and grab a bite to eat."

"Follow in the local’s footsteps and head to the award-winning Little Larder for a killer coffee and flavoursome meal, located in the centre of Macrossan St. The menu includes unique, modern dishes plus all the much-loved breakfast classics with a twist that certainly don’t compromise on flavour. We love the breakfast tacos and wild mushrooms on toast.*TIP* These guys serve up some great sandwiches for lunch."

"It’s safe to say that The Little Larder is one of the town’s favourite places to eat for breakfast or lunch. Recently relocated into a bigger space, this café only delivers the best of the best when it comes to tasty plates and fabulous service. There are endless options for brilliant food that will make your tastebuds dance."

"Breakfast on turmeric crab omelette until 11.30am, then it's gourmet sandwiches, fab dishes like Szechuan salt-and-pepper squid or Balinese-style duck and killer cocktails from noon. Good coffee, or try freshly... Modern Australian in Port Douglas"

"Offering luxurious villas with free WiFi, a private plunge pool and a patio with a BBQ, Niramaya Villas and Spa is just 10 minutes’ walk from Four Mile Beach. Guests enjoy a restaurant, a bar and a 30-metre pool. All villas boast lake or garden views, a kitchen and a lounge area with a flat-screen TV and a DVD player."

"This modern resort in Port Douglas offers complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as outdoor tennis courts and a swimming pool. It also provides a Jacuzzi, a plunge pool and a sauna."

"When it’s raining in Port Douglas, one of the nicest things to do is spoil yourself with a special pampering session. The town has several spas and wellness centres offering therapeutic, rejuvenating and detoxifying treatments which are all soothing enough to put a smile on anyone’s face on a rainy day."

"It's quite a splurge on an authentic Italian feast at this legendary local eatery but it remains a favourite in Port Douglas. The brainchild of owner-chef Tony Sassi, from Abruzzo, the spin on seafood and..."

"For fresh seafood prepared with an Italian twist, visit Sassi Cucina e Bar on Macrossan Street in Port Douglas. Admire a clear, starlit sky surrounded by lush ferns in a spacious alfresco area or enjo..."

"After a big day out on the reef snorkelling, we were looking for a cold beer, a glass of chardonnay and a view and the Courthouse Hotel didn’t disappoint. It’s the oldest pub in Port Douglas and we loved the character and vibe, and family friendliness!. We went upstairs to the balcony which offers nice views out over the park and when it’s not overcast we were told it’s a top spot for sunset."

"A post shared by n a y u (@in.my.tum) on Sep 24, 2017 at 6:24pm PDT. The Court, as the Court House Hotel is affectionately known as, is not only Port Douglas’ oldest pub but also one of Australia’s most iconic pubs. It’s a striking heritage Queenslander façade and a wide patio open out to the verdant Anzac Park and the charming Port Douglas harbor."

"18-20 Wharf St, Port Douglas, Queensland 4877, AustraliaOutdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Parking Available, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Reservations, Full Bar, Accepts Credit CardsSeafood, Australian, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsDrinks, Lunch, Dinner, BrunchHK$63 - HK$243+61 7 4099 5255"

"Address: 3 Inlet Street, Port DouglasPhotos courtesy of On The Inlet Seafood Restaurant Distance from the Newport on Macrossan : Five minute walk toward Dickson’s"