Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Kingscliff

"Artisan bakehouse and patisserie Bam Bam Bakehouse is the talk of the town for good reason. Their authentic croissants and mind-blowing pastries have earned them the rep as one of the best bakeries around. Never one to shy away from a good ol’ Easter bake-off, this year, Bam Bam pastry chefs are injecting the freshly baked hot crossies with creme patissiere (aka the best custard ever) so there’s a pocket of goodness inside."

"I mean, who wouldn’t want to head to an eatery with this kind of name to kick things off!?. Bam Bam Bakehouse in Mermaid Beach is full of lots of yummy goodness like eggs benny, buttered croissants or a bag of shaker fries if you’re visiting closer to the lunch side of brunch. 2519 Gold Coast Hwy, Mermaid Beach QLD 4218"

"This fan favourite is located beachside in the Oasis Shopping Centre but we originally discovered and fell in love with them back when they were tucked away on their own a block or two north from the main cafe and shopping precinct. Although they are always busy the service and quality are excellent and Elk maintains a relaxed feel that’s perfect for a Sunday morning, or any morning really. Everything from the decor to the unique menu makes this one stand out from the crowd."

"Head beachside of Broadbeach’s Oasis Shopping Centre to this Instagrammable coffee shop. Elk uses Single O beans plus feature roasters from around Australia in alternative brew methods, so you’ll be in paradise here. Coffee is downright delicious, and the food options almost to pretty to eat."

"A brunch institution for as long as we can remember, this Broadbeach treasure offers up seasonal menus of nothing but the best. Want to take breaky to the next level?. For $39pp upgrade to a boozy brunch with an hour of bottomless mimosas and your choice of meal."

"Overlooking Surfers Paradise Boulevard is a quaint cafe full of furry felines ready to share some fun!. Although the cats are the stars of the show, the delicious food, amazing coffee, and top-notch food are definite deal-breakers. And if that is not enough, they have a special nook for purchasing merchandise."

"Come on down to the Crazy Cat Cafe in Surfers Paradise to pat some pals and enjoy a meal. The cafe itself is separate to the cat lounge, but visitors are welcome to take their drinks in while they enjoy the company of some friendly felines. There are comfy chairs and rugs for guests and cats galore to cuddle."

"Tees’ Clubhouse offers all-day casual dining options and magnificent views of the golf course, with indoor and outdoor seating available."

"Shop 16a Robina Quays Shopping Centre cnr of Robina Parkway and Markeri Street, Robina, Gold Coast, Queensland 4226 AustraliaFrench, Japanese, Asian, EuropeanDinner, LunchSeating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Reservations, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+61 7 5689 1366http://www.cocotte.com.au"

"If you are looking for the ultimate culinary experience here in the city, you should consider checking out Room81. This French-inspired restaurant brings you authentic and flavourful cuisine that you have never tasted before. You will truly feel that you have been transported all the way to France with the restaurant’s chic décor and atmosphere."

"Discover a slice of France at room81 - Broadbeach's only French lounge and brasserie, nestled on the ground floor of the Sofitel Gold Coast hotel. Enjoy l'experience gastronomique where elegant and fl..."

"Currumbin is a beautiful beach that has a distinct aura from the other beaches in Gold coast. The majestic waterway of the Currumbin Creek is linked to pristine, beautiful rainforest mountains of Queensland in the west. With a fabulous right-hand surf break for the longboard surf riders, this beach is a real paradise for the adventure lovers."

"A beautiful white sand beach which is most famous for it’s sunsets. With sweeping views over the coastline, this is a fantastic local beach off the tourist trail with spectacular views and less crowds. With sweeping views over the coastline, this is a fantastic local beach off the tourist trail with spectacular views and less crowds."

"Easily the most famous beach on the Gold Coast, Surfers Paradise is also easily the most popular and crowded throughout the year due to its close proximity to the main attractions and theme parks, accommodation, nightlife and entertainment hub of the Gold Coast. The name "Surfers Paradise" can be deceiving however; while Surfers' beach is definitely one of the most beautiful on the Gold Coast and if not, the world, the conditions for actual surfing are no better (and often far worse) than other Gold Coast-area alternatives such as Kirra, Duranbah and Burleigh Heads. Being situated a mere 100m walk from a huge range of restaurants, shopping outlets and fast food chains means that what Surfers Paradise beach lacks in big waves it more than makes up for in convenience, and its location near so many resorts and holiday apartment buildings makes it a hugely popular location to while away weekends either lazing on the beach or enjoying the great swimming conditions."

"Sun, sand, and sea — the Gold Coast's alliterative assets — are on impressive display at this iconic three-kilometer strand. Despite all the skyscrapers rising behind the beach and the many bronzed bodies basking along its shore, it remains a surprisingly clean and picturesque stretch. Kids can splash around in the shallows or build sandcastles in the soft white sand."

"As well as Tamborine National Park, another unforgettable rainforest experience waits ahead at Burleigh Head National Park. Situated centrally on the coast, Burleigh Head National Park is easily accessible from all parts of the Gold Coast with plenty to see, do and explore for all ages and fitness levels. Each walking path offers a new experience, where you’re guaranteed to come across unique birdlife and wildlife, flora and picture-perfect nature spots for sitting down with a view."

"Getting a dose of nature on the Gold Coast doesn't have to involve driving. Burleigh Head National Park is right in the thick of things, between Palm Beach and Burleigh Heads. There's a walk around the headland that's level and easy for all ages."

"Burleigh Heads National Park is a natural forested headland in the heart of the Gold Coast. Its northern side has a famous surf break. If you walk around to the south side to Tullebudgera Creek, you can swim in the calm crystal clear waters."

"Amy and Holly Prosser’s addictive frozen treats have formed a solid following and locals flock to Heven-Yah’s 1950s-style corner building on hot days. The most charming gelato place on the Gold Coast, it’s the only venue that uses a traditional “pozzetti” for storing its frozen products. Flavours include orange and poppy seed, chocolate almond (vegan-friendly and made on almond milk), mascarpone with cherry, and refreshing sorbets like strawberry, mango, rockmelon and apricot – all of which use fresh, local ingredients."

"If you’re not sure whether you’ll ever get to heaven, fear not, because we’ve found heaven on Earth. Sisters, Holly and Amy Prosser, opened the doors to this industrial-style gelataria after a dessert-filled sojourn through Europe. They came back to their home base, rented a cart and traveller with it for 18 months, then realised a standalone shop front was worth the investment."

"The newest addition to the Gold Coast’s gelato scene, Heven Yah, have added their own heavenly (yes, we went there) touch to gelato as we know it. Their fresh flavours featuring honey fig and pear moscato (who knew that would be a match made in heaven?) sorbet are enough to have you asking ‘why has no one thought of this combo before?"

"South East Queensland’s second location for the breakthrough dessert bar and the ultimate venue to treat yo’ self, Cowch certainly knows what they’re talking about when it comes to ice cream. To construct your creamy masterpiece, you’ll need to choose one, two or three scoops (from flavours such as crunchy peanut butter and caramelised condensed milk) and then pick one (or as many as you like) of their tasty toppings. Who says you can’t put a price on happiness?"

"Double down on the decadence at Cowch Dessert Cocktail Bar in Broadbeach. This vibrant venue features bright pops of neon, comfy banquette seating where you can relax with a whole posse of friends and a menu to make your mouth water. Dessert pizzas and sundae bowls can be customised to your taste and the cheese board is an excellent option if you’re not such a sweet tooth."

"Cowch Dessert Bar in Pacific Fair is an absolute must for those with a sweet tooth. With its visually unique interior and sickeningly-sweet menu, you’ll be coming back for more at Cowch. Try out local favourites such as the toasted waffle sandwich, cheat day pancakes or fruit tingle crepes."