I think they have the most conventional American style breakfast around Byron. The staff are…read morefriendly, and I love that they have big open windows

Dip is well known around town as one of the best breakfast and brunch spots in Byron. Last time I…read morewas visiting it was closed on a Sunday. This time I was visiting on Saturday and gladly it was open! The menu is exciting, but unfortunately, not all dishes can be made gluten free. I just wanted something simple, so I went with a slice of gluten free toast and a flat white. The thick toast was amazing and so was the homemade jam that came with it. My husband and son enjoyed their meals too (although they didn't have a kid's menu). I'd definitely come here again, but I do think the prices are very steep.

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.

Awesome 5+++++…read more Degustation menu with matching wines awesome, This goes to number 1 for us! Pros - Friendly staff The meal, small delights full of flavour and beautifully presented, from the mushroom tea through to the desserts complete with matching wines this was an absolute delight. Cons - Absolutly none - could not fault anything. This review is for the upstairs restaurant

The Rudest Most Foul Mouthed owner We asked the kitchen for…read moresalt after being directed to the kitchen to get it. and were told to "GET THE F*** OUT OF HER RESTAURANT" she came out from behind the bench to do so. The food needed salt badly and my Banh mi roll was burnt. The chef had obviously had a busy christmas but to be told to get f'd is the worst I've ever heard of or experienced when asking for salt. She acted like Gordon Ramsey, except she is selling sandwiches and salads. Sorry sweetheart but you are no where near that level. We had to ask for new glasses as the ones we were given had lipstick on them. Really just an over priced average restaurant with slow service, so many better options in Bangalow. I witnessed the whole thing and when I asked the chef what happened she proceeded to lie to me to make herself look as though she did nothing wrong. I highly recommend giving this place a swerve - seems like the type of place you'd end up with spit in your overpriced sandwich. At the end of the day you are a customer and to be spoken to or treated like that this women doesn't deserve to own a restaurant. Also everything on the boring menu is so overpriced it's not funny. For example a salad with a piece of roast pumpkin some quinoa and some leaves was 25 or 28 dollars. Coffees are 6.00 and really is vegetarian - unless you want to spend an extra 10.00 on a tiny amount of protein as an extra - making your salad now nearly 40.00 This really was the worst cafe I've been to in my life, I would only recommend going there if you want to be over charged, want to wait too long and get sworn at by a cook who thinks she is a chef. Disgraceful.

This place has changed hands and is now called Butcher and Baker or something like that. Went there…read moretoday for lunch and it was pretty mediocre. The old Utopia was extraordinary. The new place is only so-so. My wife had the home made hummus which was good and the zucchini side dish - zucchini prepared with crumbed feta and nuts. She thought it was reasonable. I had a tuna salad sandwich. It was nicely presented but pretty ordinary tasting. Not worth going out of your way for unfortunately.

Spacious, long cafe with high ceilings. Contemporary, bright decor. Coffee was good as wad the…read moreservice. Food menu has plenty of choices including free range eggs and gluten free options. We ate breakfast and it came out quickly. Ingredients were fresh and the dishes nicely presented. They all tasted great. No free wi-fi and not all credits cards accepted at the time we went.

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.

This is my daily coffee spot for a reason! Fantastic…read morecoffee, super friendly people and fresh bread available. Not much space to sit and enjoy your coffee, but the service is so fast you barely get time to walk away from the counter aside from busy periods. In this case if you're a local, you're bound to see someone you know. There's often a dog visiting that you can pat too!

I'm not really sure if I can call this a cafe, or at least a cafe in the not so, modern traditional…read moresense, but it is still a rather nice place to grab some tea, or a coffee if you are so inclined. The thing that I really liked about this place, other than the atmosphere, was the really friendly barrista who went out of her way to make sure that my tea was just the way I liked it. So, this place was actually quite nice actually.

Excellent food and casual outdoor atmosphere Great pizza…read moreand olives and salad and meatballs! Local place and popular so go early

A great cafe with beautiful outdoor seating, Tropical feel and friendly staff…read more We enjoyed the Slow Cooked Braised Pull Pork Shoulder and the super tasty sourdough. However slightly letdown by the average tasting coffee.

Excellent service and servers. Gorgeous location. High quality and adequate portions (not huge or…read moretoo small). Brekkie twice and reluctant to try anywhere else. Great coffee too!