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"Visitors expect to be surrounded by vegan cuisine in Byron and The Beet offers a finer-dining vegan experience. It’s not just for vegans though – The Beet aims to cater for all, with decidedly not-just-lentil-and-salad options such as The Beet Burger and Koshihikari Risotto. They claim many kids never even suspect that their Vegan Chick’n Nuggets are not made from meat!"

"Established in 1947, The Byron Bay General Store is among Byron Shire’s oldest commercial buildings still standing. Bringing you a choice of organic and healthy treats (try the vegan burger), The General Store is a sweet little oasis if you want to get out of the centre of town."

"The shop opened as The Top Store milk bar and takeaway in 1951, which makes it the 2nd earliest continually running business in the Byron Bay area after The Great Northern Resort. Ask any kind of Byron Bay local their favourite spot for a coffee or a relaxed lunch and also they’ll most likely claim it’s The Top Store. From surfie to hippy to current city imports, The Leading Shop interest all of the distinctive town’s walks of life, not to mention the streams of visitors who handle to find it as well as their very own spot of lawn out the front to resolve into some sunlight."

"Want a place where the kids can literally eat a delicious burger and run around outside?. Or perhaps dine on some delicious brekkie while you drink your coffee and enjoy watching the early morning surfers head to the beach?. Heck, get it all as takeaway and head to the beach where you can actually watch the surfers in action as they take on one of Byron Bay’s well known surfing destinations, The Pass."

"Smoothies, single-origin coffees and delicious pastries offer a sweet finish to a cafe menu boasting an unmatched burger selection. From beef to chicken, mushroom to halloumi, your taste buds will find what they’re craving on The Top Shop’s blackboard menu, all served between house-made buns. Gather around a table in this popular local hang-out or sprawl out on the grass under blue skies."

"Folk is one of our favourite spots, and many a meeting was held in their lush garden during the early Sienna days. It might be set in a slightly unlikely location (next to a caravan park), but that doesn’t stop it from being a super-sweet, chilled-out garden café with the most innovative wholefoods menu you ever did see. Do not start us on the joys of their vegan burrito."

"Folk is your ideal coffee shop where you can easily spend an entire afternoon. Located in Discovery Park, Folk features homey interiors, comfy chairs, and airy spaces to chill on a quiet afternoon. It’s just like lounging around in a summer home."

"If you’re vegetarian or vegan, then you’ll quickly fall in love with the menu options at Folk. Add to this the dreamy, Instagrammable garden setting and swinging tunes, and you’ve got yourself a killer breakfast spot!. View this post on Instagram"

"Sitting centrally in town is local institution the Bayleaf Café. Get in early because the venue overflows with visitors at all hours, thanks to its array of speciality brews and coffees, and nourishing brunch offerings. Locals and tourists alike flock to this central morning mecca thanks to dishes that include a famed green breakfast bowl, and vegan offerings aplenty (it is Byron after all)."

"If I might think about one word to define Bayleaf Café in Byron Bay it would be ‘regular’. The tiered timber as well as block café forgetting the time of Marvell as well as Fletcher Streets is consistently busy. I’m chatting seven days a week, rain, hailstorm or lustre, busy."

"This busy and delicious cafe serves up breakfast and lunch, and is one of the best hot-spots in town. As well as their unique, wholesome menu, they also have a shop on premise, with cute homewares and packaged foods!"

"Another super popular spot for breakfast in Byron Bay is Combi, with its central location. Out of all the options on the list their menu is probably the smallest – but the real draw here is their epic acai and smoothie bowls, with the Organic Chia Party being my pick of the bunch. If you’re not feeling those there are some staples on the menu too – including avo on toast, toasted sandwhiches and even the unusual, but popular Sweet Sprouted Bread – which combines toasted sprouted bread, tahini and bannana all drizzled with local honey."

"Healthy doesn’t have to mean boring, and Combi’s range of raw and organic dishes proves it. Think smoothies, cold-pressed juices, superfood bowls and raw vegan cakes (all of which are sugar- and gluten-free), served in a refreshingly airy space with a slightly tropical vibe. There is also a good range of organic, fair-trade coffees and teas to accompany your food, and a refreshing commitment to avoiding all single-use plastics."

"When the sun is out, the pavement hot and the carparks rare, stop in at Combi to cool your jets and reinvigorate. The smoothies here—adorned with roasted coconut and edible flowers—are almost too pretty to slurp and the acai bowls some of the biggest and best value in the whole of Byron."

"If you love coffee, don’t miss Espressohead on your visit to Byron Bay. This brunch hotspot has been around for over 15 years and is renowned for its quality house blend, as well as its extensive range of teas, smoothies and juices. Then there’s the food, which caters to all cravings, whether you’re hungry for French toast, homemade muesli, a build-your-own breakfast or a Vietnamese rice pancake with fried eggs, herbs and chilli-lime dressing."

"If you choose a location for coffee based on the name, then you’re safe with selecting Espressohead in Byron Bay It’s definitely a fantastic location for coffee, yet it likewise has a solid all-day morning meal and also lunch menu to tuck into while you drink your favourite bevvy. Espressohead is just one of Byron’s longest-running cafés. It’s constantly been a residents’ hang."

"Just a short walk from Main Beach, this Byron Bay coffee shop brews Merlo coffee, a popular bean from Brisbane. Espressohead is known around Byron Bay for serving up a great breakfast along with its delicious coffee, but that’s probably because it is one of the longest continually running cafes in Byron Bay. Where to find Espressohead: 7 Middleton St., Byron Bay"

"If you want breakfast as close to the beach as possible then Byrons Bali inspired cafe – Bali Bagus – is the spot to head. Situated right across from main beach you can enjoy the ocean breeze from this tasty little cafe or simply wander over and enjoy your brekkie in the park or on the beach itself!. As well as brekkie faves like avo on toast, eggs benny and granola Bali Bagus also serves up some super tasty, Indonesia style brekkies too."

"Situated super close to the beach, Byron Fresh Cafe comes with a packed out menu that have even the most hungry morning person sorted out. Ranging from fruitbowls and granola through to buttermilk hotcakes or their signature Big B there’s something to suit everyone – including veggies, vegans and gluten free. You can also order your food to takeaway if you fancy a quick stroll up to the park or beach for an alfresco breakfast experience!"

"After a day relaxing at the beach, stop by Byron Fresh for a hearty meal, an excellent cup of coffee, or a refreshing cold drink. The Buddha Bowl is probably the most delicious vegetarian dish you’ll have during your stay in Byron Bay. It combines sweet potato, avocado, turmeric, brown rice, hemp seeds and broccolini with tasty cashew cream, so each bite is bright and fresh."

"It’s only a saunter from the main beach and almost always open. Fresh options include summer crunch granola for breakfast, zen burger for lunch and quinoa and zucchini hotcakes for dinner. For a perfectly postable photo, choose from the gorgeous-in-every-direction interior or the laneway ‘love booth’, created from vintage bottles."

"Located south of Cape Byron in Arakwal National Park, Tallow Beach is a very long stretch of sand that connects with Broken Head further south. Lighthouse Road, which leads to the Byron Bay Lighthouse, provides excellent views of Tallow Beach. The northern tip of this beach, also known as the Cosy Corner, is another popular surfing hot spot with surf breaks that are protected from the northerly winds."

"Running from Cape Byron to Broken Head, Tallow Beach is a picturesque ocean beach known for its clean surf breaks. Fringed by Arakawal National Park, Tallow Beach is popular with swimmers, surfers and body boarders. Walkers, sunbathers and beachcombers are also drawn to Tallow and dot the long sandy foreshore."

"Tallow Beach spans all the way from Cosy Corner to the beginning of Suffolk Park. It offers both right and left hand waves depending on the swell direction. Tip: Cosy Corner is one of the few breaks protected from the dreaded northerlies."

"Slice Pizzeria is located on Jonson Street and is a convenient place to grab a bite to eat. If you’re looking for a good place to grab a piece of pizza, as the name says, then stop by here while you’re out sightseeing. This is a perfect quick lunch spot if you’re wanting takeaway and to head back to the beach."

"U 5 4 Jonson St, Byron Bay, New South Wales 2481 AustraliaPizza, Fast Food, Italian, HealthyLunch, Dinner, Late NightDelivery, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible[email protected]+61 2 6680 9357http://www.slicepizzeria.com.au"

"At Manna Place Café Restaurant in Byron Bay, they take satisfaction in offering you with delightful and also healthy and balanced vegetarian food made from fresh and also regional fruit and vegetables. Their detailed ‘obtain and go’ vegan food selection makes sure to please with a series of fresh salads, delicious keys, mouth watering treats and also trembles. Most items on their menu are vegan, and they also have a large series of gluten-free options available."

"Byron Town Centre – Opp Woolworths, 97 Jonson Street, Byron Bay. Manna Haven is an incredible healthy vegetarian and vegan cafe ran by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. We went there for lunch and I had the Fresh Bowl – an oven baked garlic tortilla bowl filled with zestabouli quinoa salad, hummus, sriracha sauce and moist falafels, topped with tatziki."

"Where: 11 Fletcher Street What: Dinner & Cocktailshttps://www.nobonesbyronbay.com.au. The all-female quartet behind No Bones has answered the prayers of vegans and vegetarians alike with the launch of its plant-based food and cocktails venue. While Byron Bay’s hippy roots has blessed the town with its fair share of vegetarian options, No Bones takes things to a whole new level."

"No Bones has found a home in a sweet spot downtown Byron Bay, and thank goodness for that. The food is creative, delicious and oh-so more-ish. Everything is sourced locally (where possible), made in-house and like many other Byron businesses, the No Bones girls do it all with a strong commitment to sustainability and the environment."

"No bones, no problem at this plant-based restaurant that doesn't compromise on flavour. It's not your typical Buddha bowls and tofu here – dine al fresco under fairy lights on share dishes of comfort food from... Burgers in Byron Bay"