Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Palm Cove

"A Cairns institution, Ochre “is all about the use of native and local produce”, says owner and chef Craig Squire. Here, you’ll find dishes such as chargrilled kangaroo sirloin, and salt and native pepper-leaf crocodile and prawns, with ingredients like lemon myrtle, wattleseed and pepperberry scattered throughout. The waterfront location, overlooking Trinity Inlet, is perfect for a long, lazy lunch.6/1 Marlin Parade, Cairns"

"Outdoor dining with the seabreeze and Aussie inspired menu, at Ochre Restaurant © Ochre. Waterfront dining fuses with a touch of the outback, at contemporary Australian restaurant, Ochre. The natural timber interior features works by Indigenous artist, Shane Wallace, to really capture the spirit of the country."

"The menu at this award-winning waterfront restaurant makes innovative use of native Aussie fauna (such as salt-and-native-pepper-leaf crocodile and prawns, or wallaby fillet) and flora (wattle-seed, lemon myrtle,..."

"Housed in a former 1920s bank shrouded in lush greenery, The Chambers scores top points for style and ambience. The décor alone will reel you in – rattan backed chairs and sage accents set the scene – but the food will ensure you return again and again. One bite of their creamy house-made ricotta gnocchi and you’ll be in flavour heaven."

"Modern Australian  Vivo Bar and Grill is an award winning beachfront restaurant situated at the front of Amphora Resort. Set within a Queenslander style timber building with gorgeous wide verandahs and beach views, this stunning open planned restaurant captures the true essence of the tropics. Sourcing the finest local produce available, the menu at Vivo Bar and Grill is inspired by modern Australian cuisine with a Mediterranean feel and touch of Asian influence."

"Experience one of the north’s most idyllic dining experiences at Vivo. Our beachfront position at picturesque Palm Cove, open planned architecture and beachside dining captures everything wonderfully unique about Tropical Queensland. 07 4059 0944 |   Email Us  |  Visit Web"

"Cairns locals have a love/hate relationship with the Lillipad, as it’s so fondly referred. This cafe is one of the best cafes in Cairns for a big breakfast but because of its enormous serves and cheap as chips menu items it can get very busy on the weekend. If you’re looking for something substantial the Turkish Breakfast is nearly big enough to feed an army."

"With humongous feasts, from crêpes to wraps and a truckload of vegetarian options, this is one of the best-value options in town. It's a little bit hippie, and a whole lot busy. Don't miss the fresh juices."

"Consists of layers of pumpkin, zucchini, eggplant and mushrooms, and a housemade sugo. There's even a crispy vegan cheese topping!. GO THERE: 72 Grafton St, Cairns City"

"The perfect place for contemporary casual dining; relax, eat and be entertained on the south side for an affordable price. With so many options there is something for everybody!. The Kid’s club house boasts a great playground and area for the kids to play."

"This casual eatery with a thatched palapa has a gorgeous location overlooking the beach, making it a top spot for a milkshake, coffee or chilled tipple. It also does full meals, including fish and chips, but the..."

"Hidden down a little alley way off Lake Street you would be forgiven for walking straight past this tiny café. Serving some of the best coffee in town it goes down a treat with brekkie dishes such as the Avocado, Edamame, Lime and Chilli on Sourdough. The space is unpretentious and maybe a little plain some might think but it’s cute and inviting in its own little way and a little bit of a secret, so you know you’re not going to be there with hordes of people.82C Lake St (next to Woolworths)."

"Sing Sing Espresso is a laid back cafe with a bright and airy room and coffee that looks as good as it tastes. They do all sorts of tasty brews, all made with freshly roasted beans for maximum flavour. Order a cold brew and a flaky croissant for the perfect morning bite."

"No one who is a hipster likes being known as a hipster, but if you enjoy a hip coffee experience, you will certainly find it at Sing Sing Espresso. Enjoy the cool tunes and laid-back North Queensland vibe with your favourite brew."

"46 Lake St, Cairns, Queensland 4870 AustraliaJapanese, AsianLunch, DinnerTakeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+61 7 4041 2848https://www.facebook.com/tokyodumpling46/"

"Wander through the stalls of the Kuranda Original Market on Therwine Street, and you’ll find artisans at work crafting wood, leather, and jewelry. There are cafes; a botanic garden walk through the rainforest and a mini golf course there too for diversion when you’re tired of shopping."

"Follow the clouds of incense down to these atmospheric village markets. Operating since 1978, they're still the best place to see artists at work and hippies at play. Pick up everything from avocado ice cream to organic lingerie and sample local produce such as honey and fruit wines."

"It started in 1978 on Honey House land by a group of local people trying to attract visitors to Kuranda. In the beginning, the market was very small with mainly “Hippie artists” and crafty people. Now, the market has become a huge success."

"Smithfield Shopping Centre is like most suburban centres in your home city with ladies and mens fashion boutiques, footwear stores, hair and beauty stores and then also butchers, bakeries and the major shops like Coles, Woolworths, Dan Murphy's and Kmart. You will be able to get everything for your holiday in Cairns whether you're stocking up on food and drink for your apartment or if you need a new outfit. The centre is open Monday to Sunday."

"Home to Coles, Woolworths, Kmart, Event Cinemas, Dan Murphy's, the Smithfield Tavern, plus over 125 specialty and service retailers, Smithfield Shopping Centre is conveniently located. Corner Captain Cook and Kennedy Highways, Smithfield, Queensland, Australia"