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Best Seafood food near Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia
Best Seafood restaurants nearby. Discover the best Seafood food in Byron Bay. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Seafood restaurants near you.. Byron Bay's beaches are dotted with lighthouses and surrounded by bottlenose dolphins, rays, whales and sea turtles. This former New South Wales whaling station turned tourist town is still strongly influenced by its recent bohemian past, when hippie lifestyles flourished. Bongos and didgeridoos sound in parks, sarongs and dreadlocks are common, and vegetarian restaurants abound. Give in to the casual vibe and stroll between beaches and bars for a low-key and happy day.
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1. The Cyprus Tree
Overall Ratings
4 based on 595 reviews
Byron Bay's Greek Cypriot Influenced Restaurant located in Bay Lane beside the Beach Hotel. Experience a great atmosphere and amazing food in a BYO and Alfresco Dining experience. WE APOLOGISE BUT BEFORE ARRIVING PLEASE BE AWARE THERE IS A $2 FLAT RATE ON
Reviewed By R738UQjenniferr
This was definitely the very best Greek food that I have had in Aussie. Flavoursome, fresh seafood served with traditional Greek salads & sides. BYO & a friendly & helpful team ensured we had a fabulous night.
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2. Fishheads
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1194 reviews
Fishheads Restaurant & Takeaway is located on Main Beach just 20 metres from the Pacific Ocean over looking the mountains and our famous Cape Byron Light House. The restaurant, housed in the original Bathers Pavilion built in 1951, was refurbished most re
Reviewed By 808tara_hc
To start off on a positive note the food was delicious, well present and flavorsome. From there it all goes down hill. We were approached by 5 hungry waiters desperate to get some tables seated. It took 10 minutes for someone to take our order followed by a further 40 minutes to receive our drinks. Sadly we received our food before our drinks. Next, our plates were cleared before we had even finished eating. We felt rushed and believe that this restaurant relies on the high tourism turn over rather than the quality of service delivered, which is surprising seeing as they took so long to bring our drinks out or take our order. At the end we were asked if we enjoyed our experience. We were honest and replied "sadly not" explaining the reasons why. The lady with the short dark hair in the bar appeared to not care and smiled once she heard our response. No one apologised or seemed to even have any interest in our concerns. Let's not forget about the price tag. OVERRATED. $130 for a seafood platter which could barely feed 2 people and we were told it would easily feed 3. $20 for a 5 prawn cocktail! Unbelievable. I am appalled at the service from this restaurant and would not recommended it to anyone.
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3. Beef & Beach Byron Bay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By 715AnnieB
Great food, wine and staff were very attentive and friendly.The lamb was delicious as were the beef cheeks. Garlic bread was amazing. Decor very comfortable and we had a great night here. Will definitely be back Hello 715AnnieB,thank you for the fantastic feedback. Being a new addition to Byron Bay we are constantly seeking feedback from our guests. We are so happy that you loved what we do! See you again soon, Troy & the team!
4. Chupacabra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Fresh coastal Mexican fare in a bright and breezy restaurant just out of Byron Centre. Chupacabra focuses on local produce and seafood, vibrant flavours and authentic Mexican techniques including hand-pressed tortillas, zingy ceviches, and punchy classic
Reviewed By 15kimg
Three and a half starsBut would I leave Byron Bay for it? This is a cantina with a small lunch menu. There is a bigger menu for dinner and I actually think it would have more atmosphere for dinner. We started with margaritas. Everyone had the classic but I tried the spicy pineapple margarita and it was the bomb. They have a great wine list and I am always happy when the wine list includes a Vermentino. Despite the great food, cocktails & funky decor I donât think it has much atmosphere. I think the addition of music would help. However, I think it would work right on the beach as itâs super casual. The restaurant is in the back car park behind shops and our view was of piled up empty bread trays and delivery trucks. A few hanging plants would disguise the ordinary outlook. We all agreed the steak, fish tacos and pork tacos were the best weâve ever eaten. We also tried the cricket and avocado tostadas and they were something fun to try plus itâs an authentic Mexican dish. The brownie was nice and gooey with lovely spices but it didnât have the crunchy top one expects of a brownie. The waitress was amazing and was working very hard. Again lots of pluses but I wouldnât leave the atmosphere of Byron Bay for it but if I was staying in Suffolk Park, which Iâve only done once, I would be very happy for this restaurant addition. Thankyou for taking time to review us, 15kimg. We're so glad you enjoyed everything you ate and drank and appreciated the true Mexican flavour! You are right that when the lights go down on our little carpark at night the atmosphere changes, we hope you will come and visit us for dinner sometime and let us show you! Gracias!
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5. Supernatural Wine Cellars
Reviewed By AliciaN374
Supernatural will have you coming back for more, at least it did us. Boasting a well thought out wine list featuring many Australian and international superstar natural wines. We worked out way from white, orange, roÅe through to red, what a ride. If you need some assistance, the staff are super knowledgeable helping you tackle the choice for your tastebuds. Honourable mention, the whacky tasting notes that will subtly inform you whilst providing a good giggle. Stealing the show, the food. A carefully structured menu that delightfully compliments the vino. Our second visit was purely to work our way through the dishes we didnât manage to squeeze in on the first visit. A must, that ceviche. We will be thinking about Andres ceviche for far longer than post holiday blues. Supernatural is so much more than a sip and snack wine bar, itâs quirky charm will have you hooked.
