The best place to eat in Lismore. Since the new owners took over this place it has gone from…read morestrength to strength. Staff are friendly and they know their stuff. Menu and coffee is fantastic, wide range of choice for everyone and they only use local produce. Open for breakfast lunch and dinner and right in the heart of Lismore!

Every Tropical Fruits gathering I eat here. It's such great food. And the staff are wonderful.read more

Excellent coffee, very delicious food. There can often be a wait for a table on weekends, but it's…read moredefinitely the best brunch option in town.

First time here although it was highly recommended to me last year. My nasi goreng was delicious…read moreand my husband really enjoyed his vege stack lasagna. We also tried the pulled lamb burger and several drinks. A great place to visit for a casual meal.

Our Daily Bread Cafe is unlike any place I've ever been before! On our last stretch of drive headed…read moreback to Brisbane from Sydney and having not had any luck in other towns along the way, my husband and I were fiending for a solid meal after a couple nights of camping. Since Yelp is still beginning to take off in Australia, I had to use another site to find reviews on ODBC, most of which were good although they appeared to have recently had some issues with "rude staff." The reviews for the food, however, were largely positive and so we decided to stop in. The establishment itself is an old church which has remained mostly untouched. Built with solid wood featuring high ceilings and the typical old-fashioned church windows which remind me of the Baptist churches in "The South" of the States. While you wait for your food to be ready, you can mill around the back where there are racks of vintage clothes, dishes, furniture and various other interesting knick-knacks, all collected carefully and in pristine condition. Want to try something on? Step into the confessional booth-turned-fitting-room. Our Daily Bread Cafe did a brilliant job of utilizing all of the available space of this beautiful old building. There is even outside patio seating, which it was a beautiful day for. Onto the food! Unfortunately I did not take a photo of the menu and can't find one online anywhere, but this was a meal I could never forget. My husband and I both chose a bruschetta-type plate, in different styles. He selected a "Hawaiian" plate that had ham, pineapple and swiss cheese. I had the LOADED one. Chorizo, all kinds of capsicum, onion, cheese..... this thing was to die for. We both agreed this was some of the best food we'd had in almost 2 months of traveling. Although there's not much else to see in Broadwater, Our Daily Bread Cafe is certainly worth a stop!

Great food and coffee. Eclectic mix of bric-à-brac to browse through too…read more Definitely worth the stop.

This is a great little café where the staff actually know about the coffee they serve. And what…read morecoffee it is! Whether with milk or black, the beans used are delicious. It's a house blend of four beans, and you can buy bags of it too. The food is Mexican in origin, but this ain't no Taco Bell. Beautiful home made tacos and quesadillas. Fantastic! The staff are friendly and helpful, and that's something that goes a long way in my book.

Lennock Heads has a unique and super Mexican brekky, brunch and lunch joint. They also do good…read morecoffee. There is a sense that this place is unique....the menu is broad and interesting, different too. Every meal we have had been so good too. And if you do not want to do Mexican there are fresh pastries and croissants to have along side with your coffee or fresh juices. While I have enjoyed a number of the Mexican meals the Escobar is amazing...bacon, portobello mushrooms, eggs and so on wrapped in soft tortilla...it was simply yum! Marius is a lovely guy, a real character who invests time with everyone who comes in....and so too do the team. This joint is a little gem and we will put it right up on the places to come back to.

I really didn't find this place all that great, though of course with the number of cafes around…read morethe place it can be pretty hard to meet the bench mark at times. This place was one of those places that really didn't come all that close. The service wasn't all that great. In fact it really didn't stand out all that much. The other thing was that the tea was just that little too strong, so it really wasn't all that enjoyable. Yeah, this is one of those places that I'll no doubt pass on in the future.

For myself , I'm more for a relaxing quieter cafe…read more As what I could see ... Cafe Swish , is more of a catch up with friends / family cafe My order of ice coffee arrived quick Service was with a smile

We had breakfast and it was quick and tasty. My friend had the big breakfast which could be shared…read moreby two people. I had the chicken sandwich. They have a water station outside. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Staff is friendly. There is no car park. We parked on the street for free. They had morning coffee Happy hour price 7-8am.

Coffee snobs may want to journey to this slightly out of town surfers cafe because the coffee is…read moreconsistently excellent. Overall, the food is impressive too; possibly the best acacia bowl I've ever had. Quality for price won't disappoint. Although lots of seating, mostly outside, this place can be jammed. They encourage you to find a seat and then order at the counter, which is nice but odd. Most of the seating is low so it's not ideal for most aging adults. My issues here are that some of the cushions are way overdue a cleaning and it's often very noisy, which isn't how I like to savor my morning cup of coffee.

Tucked away off the highway in Newrybar, this cute little historical village houses one of the best…read morekept culinary secrets. With amazing coffee, and a pork saddle I could make love to, lunch here on a summer's day is simply divine. Beautifully prepared food, sourced from local suppliers, you can really taste the difference. These aren't peas from a tin, but perfectly cooked garden fresh peas that burst with flavour. The street is full, the restaurant is busy, so I guess it's no secret after all. I've been meaning to come here for a while and am glad I made the trek. Check out the attached deli and bakery too if you have the time (make the time!)

The beautiful weatherboard cottage with big verandah and supersize windows set an airy and spacious…read morescene. We loved the relaxed and laidback country vibe of Harvest. In a way Harvest is quite similar to Three Blue Ducks, the restaurant we dined in on previous night, as they both source the freshest and best ingredients locally. If you have decided to come here, you are expected to pay more than elsewhere because of the care and love they have put into sourcing these fresh ingredients. We thought the quality of the food these two restaurants have provided were very similar. We have enjoyed the oysters, fish of the day for two, which was barramundi, and the grilled pumpkin and fermented onions. Harvest is perhaps slightly more creative with their flavours. However, we received much more professional and attentive service from Harvest. Harvest is definitely worth the drive from Byron Bay if you are prepared to pay more.

I suspect this place basically caters to the residents of Nimbin who make their way down to Lismore…read moreevery so often. Okay, I came here before I headed up to Nimbin, but after visiting the town this place really started to make sense. However, I should mention that this place was nothing short of awesome. It had a real down to Earth feel about it. In fact, it was one of those places that locally source organic products, and it certainly is pretty popular. In fact, this place was so good that I decided to have some breakfast here, and it certainly didn't disappoint.

I was so happy to find this little gem!!! So delicious! As an American traveling in Australia…read moremultiple times now, I feel like I've struggled every visit to find good food... this place waS a jackpot!