Top Restaurants in Brunswick Heads
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Most Popular Australian food in Brunswick Heads, New South Wales, Australia
Discover Restaurants offering the best Australian food in Brunswick Heads, New South Wales, Australia including Balcony Bar & Oyster Co, The Mez Club, Fleet, Footbridge Cafe, Park Street Pasta Bar, Trawlers Bar & Kitchen, The Dolphin Cafe, Old Maids, Milk Bar Cafe, Ethel Food Store
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10. Ethel Food Store
Reviewed By MahulliB
Don't feel like cooking when on holidays or going out to eat ?At Ethels you can find all sorts of fabulous healthy food to take away. I even buy there when having guest for dinner and don't have the time to do all the cooking, everyones always impressed. Broths to ward any winter woes, as well.
9. Milk Bar Cafe
Reviewed By RonWamberal
Lovely atmosphere opposite the river, didn't eat here but coffee is better quality and value than nearby options.
8. Old Maids
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By JamesHarry W
I had the Blue Cheese Burger , Small Chips and Chilli Mayo experience there this morning . I washed it all down with a Long Black . The Burgers are as good as you can get , the service is delightful and everywhere is clean as a whistle .... What more do you want ? There was a Bowl of Water for my Dog too x
7. The Dolphin Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Harold C
Well located. Good service. Reasonable choice of foods available. Open, airy cafe, atmosphere in keeping of holiday area. Parking around streets in general vicinity. Public toilets adjacent in park. Appealing water views. Relaxed atmosphere.
6. Trawlers Bar & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By Phyllis C
We were attending a birthday party which in itself was fantastic. We were looked after by wonderful and caring staff all night as they brought our share plates. Attentive and friendly and efficient keeping us all fed. Great place for a celebration. Food was beautiful.
5. Park Street Pasta Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 380 reviews
A Hip & Relaxed Restaurant. Specialising in home made pasta using organic flour & free range eggs (gluten free available) offering guests the freshest pasta on the East coast. Park Street sources organic and local produce & offers a selection of shared pl
Reviewed By simonemP390JJ
Most satisfied we have walked away from a dining experience in the shire for a long time. Lily the manager was amazing friendly welcoming service from the phone call to book the table to service in the restaurant. Food was amazing canât fault anything, will be back for sure. Reasonable prices and BYO. AMAZING
4. Footbridge Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By Skyfox49
I looked for a café in Brunswick Heads for a cappucino after my morning beach walk from the nearby caravan park. The Footbridge Café was busy with locals (as evidenced by their alternative lifestyle garb) so I followed their example. The coffee was excellent, the service efficient and very friendly and the Al Fresco vibe relaxing. Thank you locals for leading the way. Next time I'll try the cooked breakfast after resisting the tempting aromas on my first visit.
3. Fleet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By Scudamore-Smith
A small restaurant tucked away in quiet and sleepy Brunswick Heads; a coastal town in Byron Shire, population 1700 but swells by 20-30 or so when Fleet is open. Always wished to visit as this small unassuming property is highly immortalised by food writers, and foodies who stay on the waitlist for long lead times to gain a place to eat there. Lunch was long and lazy starting at 3pm.Many courses but there are choices, eight is good, serve size is to share for two. Bread, sourdough, locally baked. First was the chippies, heavenly whole sliced potato crisps, broken then prised into a smoked mullet rilette, served with unsweetened Laherte champagne NV chardonnay. Following is the crunch plate; small white radish honeyed to glue on some sesame seeds, low roast, seaweed; also eat the green end; fusion of crisp, sweet and vegetative sea traits, paired with wine from the banks of the estuary of the Loire River, simple grape called melon or pinot blanc, wine style Muscadet; not very acidic, climate change has moved this style. Next: raw kingfish with its blood colour, sandwiched with the crispest wafers of kohlrabi, caramelised turnip paste, slivers of red cabbage; finest of fresh fish, a texture lesson to eat; white was a fattening greco from Campania, I should have ordered riesling.Next: butterflied king prawns, small, unpeeled, crunchy to eat the lot, layer of pork fat/ lardo actually bacon, topped with cherry tomato; simple but flavoursome Mediterranean taste; with a classy Ballarat chardonnay.Finishing plates; beef short rib, long cut zucchini, sweetbread, lamb loin, cabbage, red garnet plum.Lunch score 17The writer is a wine professional.
2. The Mez Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
THE MEZ CLUB ~ Flavours from GREECE to MOROCCO ~ Enjoy grazing on some mezze share plates with friends over quality shaken cocktails or join us for an evening meal. We have plenty of great larger plates including Slow Moroccan Beef and our signature Delux
Reviewed By Ellarose2310
My family and I went here on a Sunday evening at 6:30pm and were incredibly disappointed. Firstly, the decor was very nice but the place was so dimly lit that everyone had to use their phone lights to read the menu. When ordering, we asked the waitress if 5 dishes (which included just a bread) would be enough to feed 3 of us and she said it would be plenty. We were then told that they had run out of halloumi, and it was only 6:30! Then the food came out- firstly, there was only 2 pieces of bread, the waitress should have told us this and suggested we get another place. All the food was ridiculously small, not even enough to serve one person let alone three. And everything was lukewarm! We would never go here again.
Where to Eat in Brunswick Heads: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Balcony Bar & Oyster Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1921 reviews
Meters back from legendary main beach, Balcony Bar & Oyster Co sits perched high above the hustle and bustle of Byron Bays busy streets. This heritage listed building is reminiscent of a seaside beach house. The signature wrap around deck captures the set
Reviewed By Rachel B
This place has a super fun vibe, and a great happy hour. We went there after a Long Beach day to sip on some chilled wine, and take in the cool atmosphere. Highly recommend as a place to grab a drink, especially 4-6pm.Hiya Rach! Sounds like you had the perfect day in the bay with a splash of sun, salt and sand topped off with some chilled wine! Pleased to read you lapped up our balcony vibes and happy hour daily from 4-6pm does offer some tasty chilled beverages to sip on. Happy holidays !
