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"If there was an award for the most hipster breakfast spot in Byron then The Topshop would be a solid contender for the title!. Despite being a little out of the main centre of town The Topshop is always busy and their all day menu is great value for money, with brekkie options starting at $13.50. Whether you fancy a vegan BLT (my personal fave), an omlette bowl or an avo bagel everything is well priced and will hit the spot!"

"A Byron brunch staple since 2008, the Top Shop team converted this former 1950s milk bar on the hill into a thriving eatery, making use of its original signage and adding hand-built furniture and surf memorabilia. The café has a reputation for small-town hospitality and healthy brunch offerings with ingredients sourced from Byron farmers. These include açaí and granola bowls, the vegan BLT and a bacon and egg roll."

"Spot the corner cottage with people spilling out onto the street and you’ve found Top Shop: home of the best breakfast burger selection in town. There’s the Bacon and Egg Roll – as hearty as it is popular. The Omelette Roll, featuring free range eggs, parsley, spinach and cheese."

"Everyone will find plenty to enjoy on Folk’s plant-based menu – it’s a vegetarian/vegan’s dream, and the options are so good that even avowed carnivores won’t miss the meat. The café prides itself on using local, ethically sourced produce to create dishes that look (almost) too good to eat. Our local insider’s top tip is the buckwheat banana hotcakes, and the coffee is exceedingly good, too – you’ll be able to take it with your choice of dairy-free milks."

"An absolute favourite from the moment they opened their doors, this darling little café is tucked away off busy Ewingsdale Road, next to a caravan park, in an adorable little house. Open from 7:00am-3:30pm, the team at FOLK are all about serving good, organic, local and ethical food in a really lovely and welcoming setting. Wholefoods is the focus here and all products are made in-house."

"A kiosk we found off the beaten track, Folk is the epitome of a cosy, sunny spot to escape to. The team at Folk are committed to plant-based eating and make all their products in house. The space is light and spacious, complete with great tunes and plenty of laughter."

"Considered to serve some of the best coffee in Byron Bay, the Bayleaf Café brews Marvell Street Coffee. Marvell is a popular local coffee bean so that puts Bayleaf as a favourite among residents. The Daily Grind blend is also a top seller since it pairs well with milk, and there are rotating special drinks like the recent Vietnamese Iced Coffee."

"This busy and delicious cafe serves up breakfast and lunch, and is one of the best hot-spots in town. As well as their unique, wholesome menu, they also have a shop on premise, with cute homewares and packaged foods!"

"Another super popular spot for breakfast in Byron Bay is Combi, with its central location. Out of all the options on the list their menu is probably the smallest – but the real draw here is their epic acai and smoothie bowls, with the Organic Chia Party being my pick of the bunch. If you’re not feeling those there are some staples on the menu too – including avo on toast, toasted sandwhiches and even the unusual, but popular Sweet Sprouted Bread – which combines toasted sprouted bread, tahini and bannana all drizzled with local honey."

"Healthy doesn’t have to mean boring, and Combi’s range of raw and organic dishes proves it. Think smoothies, cold-pressed juices, superfood bowls and raw vegan cakes (all of which are sugar- and gluten-free), served in a refreshingly airy space with a slightly tropical vibe. There is also a good range of organic, fair-trade coffees and teas to accompany your food, and a refreshing commitment to avoiding all single-use plastics."

"Similar to my passion for vegan burgers is my passion for anything placed between two slices of toasted bread. Enter: Combi’s Vegan Toasted Sandwich. I’ve never been the biggest fan of pumpkin, but the melted vegan cheese combined with the soft pumpkin and oiled, crispy toast is the ultimate comfort food."

"Located at beautiful Belongil Beach, just a five minute drive from Byron Bay, Treehouse on Belongil offers both a spectacular view and excellent wood-fired pizzas (with gluten free options, which several people on TripAdvisor mentioned). Visitors can pick from breakfast (limited menu), lunch or dinner for food, and there’s a full cocktail menu as well. The restaurant offers more than just pizza though, you’ll find everything from a slow roasted pumpkin and baked ricotta salad, to smoked pulled pork and roast pineapple nachos."

"There are few dog-friendly beaches in Byron, but Belongil Beach still remains faithful to our four-legged friends. After a dip with your doggo, pop across the road to Treehouse and take a moment to relax away from the centre of town."

"The vegan star of the show at this restaurant located conveniently right next door to Wake Up!. Byron Bay is the chickpea and pumpkin coconut curry. In addition to the curry, they offer a bowl of veg and mango cup dessert."

"Shop 3 8 Byron St, Byron Bay, New South Wales 2481 AustraliaJapanese, Cafe, Healthy, FusionDinner, Brunch, Drinks, LunchTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Wine and Beer, Reservations, Accepts Credit Cards+61 2 6685 5711http://www.facebook.com/succulentcafe/"

"If you feel like venturing out of town there’s heaps of Cheap Tuesday specials in the suburb of Suffolk Park. You can grab a $12 Steak at The Suffolk Park Pub, a large $10 curry at the locals favourite Indian Yellow Flower, authentic $5 tacos at Chupacabra Mexican restaurant and Pizza Paradiso are also offering up pizza and pasta specials. Have the kids in tow?"

"Located on a small street just off Ewingsdale Road, Bun Coffee is another must-stop if you’re after artisanal coffee beans that are roasted right on the premises. You can’t miss it – the row of colourful coffee bean bags will greet you immediately. The coffee connoisseurs that run Bun Coffee really know their stuff, and it shows in the excellent flavour profile and quality of their brews."

"Everyone will find plenty to enjoy on Folk’s plant-based menu – it’s a vegetarian/vegan’s dream, and the options are so good that even avowed carnivores won’t miss the meat. The café prides itself on using local, ethically sourced produce to create dishes that look (almost) too good to eat. Our local insider’s top tip is the buckwheat banana hotcakes, and the coffee is exceedingly good, too – you’ll be able to take it with your choice of dairy-free milks."

"An absolute favourite from the moment they opened their doors, this darling little café is tucked away off busy Ewingsdale Road, next to a caravan park, in an adorable little house. Open from 7:00am-3:30pm, the team at FOLK are all about serving good, organic, local and ethical food in a really lovely and welcoming setting. Wholefoods is the focus here and all products are made in-house."

"A kiosk we found off the beaten track, Folk is the epitome of a cosy, sunny spot to escape to. The team at Folk are committed to plant-based eating and make all their products in house. The space is light and spacious, complete with great tunes and plenty of laughter."

"A very cool, local cafe, Little Mali Espresso and Deli is the ultimate spot to start your day. With a welcoming, friendly and laidback vibe, you’ll feel right at home. Open daily from 5 or 5:30 am to 3:30 pm, you’ll want to get your hands on a coffee then make your way through their menu."

"This beautiful space in the heart of Rainbow Bay serves tasty brews from Byron Bay’s Bun Coffee and on-the-go eats."

"Further around the bay towards the east, Byron Bay’s Main Beach flows into Clarkes Beach, a quiet north-facing strip of sand with beachfront parking, great facilities and a large caravan park. Clarkes Beach is great for swimming as the waves are relatively small, but big enough to make them suitable for learn-to-surf programs that are often organised there. It’s also a popular snorkeling spot, with some rocky areas close to the shore to discover."

"Clarke’s Beach is one of Byron’s beaches and this one is has rock and tidal pools to explore and is good for snorkelling along the rocks close to shore. This is an unpatrolled beach. This is one spot along the walking track that you may like to stop, have a swim or a snorkel before continuing to the next spot on the track."

"A beach much quieter than Coolangatta or Surfers Paradise, Tugun is a very relaxed beach surrounded by great options for Surf Clubs, Leagues Clubs, Golf Clubs, cafes and restaurants. Gold Coast surf beaches. A popular beach for walkers."

"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."

"Where: 9 Fletcher Street What: Cocktails, Beer & Winewww.thebolthole.com.au. You won’t have to wander far after a dinner in town to get to this funky bar, complete with great views of the hinterland. Once you’re done gawking at the quirky vintage touches and decorative “references to hunting, steam trains and nautical escapades”, you’ll be faced with an almighty decision – what to drink?"

"Tex Mex restaurant, El Camino Cantina is located upstairs in Byron’s newest shopping precinct, Mercato On Byron. Get into the spirit of things and don a sombrero while sipping on a margarita. Expect a fun, vibrant atmosphere all while tucking into $2 tacos!"

"Since you are in the market for someone to be your bread and butter too, it is not out of place that you go to a place named so. BreadnButter finds its humble abode on the Southern region of the Gold Coast and remains one of the Gold Coast bars most famed for hookups and pickups. Besides that, they also excel at what they do – being a bar."