Best Vegan Restaurants in Lismore City Council

"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"

"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."

"Described as “quirky and enchanted”, Elixiba is an entirely plant-based restaurant with a 100% gluten-free menu. It’s a magical hidden gem that serves some very creative meals, like the coco-Mari tacos, which is a play on calamari, tea-smoked mushrooms, and their colour-changing chameleon lemonade. Of all Byron Bay restaurants, Elixiba is quite famous for its chips."

"23 Jonson St Shop 10, Feros Arcade, Byron Bay, New South Wales 2481 AustraliaAmerican, Bar, Cafe, Pub, Healthy, AustralianBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, BrunchReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Table Service, Takeout, Street Parking, Wine and Beer, Accepts Credit Cards[email protected]+61 2 6685 6845http://www.elixiba.com/"

"Elixiba has created a high vibrational environment that allows you to step out of your everyday world and into your bliss."

"With low prices and a menu that caters to both vegetarian and vegan, The Cardamom Pod hits the spot for those who abstain from meat. The menu includes salads, hot dishes, desserts and drinks. There are excellent choices for salads (like the “famous” tofu and broccoli salad with grilled sesame seeds) and main courses (such as paneer and spinach samosa)."

"In a similar fashion to Manna Haven, The Cardamom Pod offers deli-style foods that you can mix and match for your perfect plate. The vegan samosa was crispy on the outside and soft and comforting on the inside, just how it should be."

"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."

"Further around the bay towards the east, Byron Bay’s Main Beach flows into Clarkes Beach, a quiet north-facing strip of sand with beachfront parking, great facilities and a large caravan park. Clarkes Beach is great for swimming as the waves are relatively small, but big enough to make them suitable for learn-to-surf programs that are often organised there. It’s also a popular snorkeling spot, with some rocky areas close to the shore to discover."

"An eastern, and often unexpectedly serene, extension of busy Main Beach. Byron's most popular surf break is at the Pass, where Clarkes Beach meets the Eastern Headland."

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"The best way to get to this great local hangout is to walk from Byron Bay’s Main Beach out toward the Wreck (local surf spot) and keep heading south to Belongil Beach. Take our tip and leave just before sunset and it will take you twenty minutes to walk to the Treehouse while the sun is setting, colouring the sky with rainbow hues. When you arrive you just have to cross the road to this retro bar and indulge in late afternoon bevvies."

"The Belongil offers beautiful coffee and generous breakfasts. Located in the beachside suburb of Belongil, in Byron Bay, known for its tranquility, undeveloped landscape and beach. Open for brunch: 7am – 2pm."

"The Northern is a great hang out in the centre of town, any time of the day or night. A great place to kick off your first beers of the day on the sidewalk, or in the front bar that opens onto the sidewalk. This pub is what Australia is famous for when it comes to great “counter meals”, lunch and dinner ordered at the bar at a reasonable price."