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Splash
The verandah view across Town Green to the water provides the perfect setting for a treat-yourself dinner. Seafood is the chef’s special talent, from the simple (grilled dory and chips) to the exceptional (king prawns and goats-cheese gnocchi). Lunch set menus ($20) are a cheaper option.
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Moo Moo Café
Take the Chinderah Bypass halfway between Brunswick Heads and Murwillumbah to the town of Mooball and its legendary Moo Moo Café. It is famous for its bovine obsession, with cow and farm kitsch aplenty.
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Terry Catherine’s
This BYO establishment has gorgeous views from the back verandah and cosy couches when the weather turns. The raison toast stack with bananas, maple syrup and walnuts ($10) is a fine way to start the day.
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Piccolo
Cushioned window seats add to the allure of this cute and contemporary Italian eatery. Entrées include a leek, goats cheese and mushroom tartlet or for main, veal scaloppine in lemon and white wine sauce.
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Corner
This trendy eatery a block or two away from the town centre is bright, airy and open with plenty of pavement for sitting outside. Specialities include hearty gourmet salads, big enough to eat as mains.
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Mike’s Seafood
We love the slogan – ‘It’s all good!’ And it is. This great little takeaway specialises in paper parcels of fishy goodness. After 4.30pm on Tuesday it’s ‘buy one, get another for a buck’ night.
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Goldbergs
This Darby St favourite is always busy and we’re not surprised. A large and varied menu, huge portions, a leafy courtyard and battered leather sofas keep folk coming back again and again.
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Paymaster’s Café
White linen tablecloths, wicker chairs and heritage surrounds make dining here an absolute delight – and that’s before you’ve even sampled the excellent Asian-inspired menu.
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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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Harrington Hotel
This hotel is a beauty. The expansive bistro has glorious water views and upstairs there are wonderfully creaky old pub rooms (singles/doubles $45/55).
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Last Drop
A fabulous funky cafe that’s big on service, good food and great coffee. The Turkish sandwiches are best enjoyed on the comfy couch out back.
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Possum Café
This cafe is a casual affair serving Turkish bread toasties, salads, burgers and fresh sandwiches.
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Bluebottles Brasserie
This is a happening place that serves fine seafood and hosts live jazz sessions.
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Newcastle City Farmers Market
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