Restaurants in Byron Bay
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Twisted Sista
Gluttonous goodies such as oversized quiches, frittatas and salads tumble over each other in a mass of fresh and fabulous ingredients at this warm café. The sweets are too big for solo efforts.
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Balcony Bar & Restaurant
Amid voyeuristic seating or cosy, obese cushions, the Balcony dishes up Ottoman overtones and fabulous fare for breakfast and lunch, and midnight tapas to soak up the cocktails.
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Byron Orion
Orion's open door policy stops passers by in their tracks. It could be the delicious red vinyl walls and supper cocktails, but we're pretty sure it's the hot and spicy scents courtesy of Gujurauti beef, rogan josh, and vindaloo. Breakfast is decidedly Australian free range eggs.
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Dish
Ivy-clad walls and floor-to-ceiling glass create an atrium atmosphere at this dishy restaurant. The equally sophisticated cuisine includes pan-roasted eye fillet with potato, onion and bacon croquette.
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Bay Leaf Café
Locals flock to this teeny, bohemian cafe that packs a punch for its small size. Best meal of the day is breakfast: the fresh stewed rhubarb, yoghurt and pistachios shouldn’t be missed.
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Mary Ryan’s
Snuggled up to the ABC bookshop, this literary cafe provides coffee drinkers with a caffeine high. Speaking of high, the ceilings are, leaving plenty of wall space for artworks.
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Mongers
This little eatery turns out boxed-up gourmet fish and chips in a casual environment.
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Orgasmic
Proving unequivocally that it's not the size of the wave but the motion of the spatula, even the 'half pockets' at this cosy hole-in-the-wall eatery satisfy voracious patrons. Alternative climaxes include kofta, schnitzels and sublime Middle Eastern dips.
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Cardamom Pod
Fusing flavours from the sub-continent with an Aussie twist, this teeny gem serves excellent salads, curries and samosas at a handful of tables. The whole menu is vegetarian and you can vacuum your tofu and pumpkin salad here or get it to go.
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Fins
Tucked behind the boisterous Beach Hotel pub, this elegant sibling serves fish tagines, Mauritian seafood sambals and Tiger Abalone. The marine mains are touted as the best on the coast and celeb chefs pop in to prepare degustation nights.
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Fresh
Serving up Mediterranean salads, spicy nasi goreng and Sumatran lamb, Fresh is an adaptable eatery and a favourite stomping ground for locals. Diners sip coffee outside in the morning sun and chatter over candlelight at night.
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Casa Pepe
It’s strictly vegetarian, but this cosy restaurant is worthy of all dietary persuasions. Happy patrons sit in the sheltered courtyard and tuck into pizzas, pies, soups and tofu burgers for lunch and smart pastas for dinner.
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Succulent Cafe
And succulent the steak sandwiches, grilled mahi mahi salads, and chilli prawn linguini are! This narrow café packs plenty of flavour and ingredients into a fresh menu. Mosaic-tiled tables and great coffee.
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Kinoko Sushi Bar
Choo choo choose something from the sushi train or let the Japanese chef slice up a plate of fresh sashimi. This is a lively place where the Asahi also goes down well.
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Olivo
Chic and snug with global flavours such as baked eggplant stuffed with tomato, raisins and cinnamon, and duck confit with wild rice, grape and pistachio pilaf.
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Pass Café
One of the best cafes in Byron with a super outdoor deck surrounded by trees and birdlife. The fare includes avocado on toast and fresh squeezed juices.
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Petit Snail
An intimate restaurant is off the main beat serving up traditional French cuisine such as wild rabbit terrine and duck confit in orange sauce.
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Lemongrass
All your favourite Vietnamese dishes, from ricepaper rolls and beef pho to green pawpaw salad and prawn fried rice.
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Mokha
Eclectic Euro–Middle Eastern menu and a wine list as long as your arm.
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