St Elmo
St Elmo might well be more at home in a Melbourne laneway than in lazy Byron Bay. It has a nice relaxed feel, with big windows that open onto the street and let the warm tropical breeze blow through. More of a casual dining/bar than a café, they make some delicious tapas-like shared plates, but their coffee leaves something to be desired. Not awful by any means, but not on par with the rest of their offerings.
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Cafe Sapote
21 Fletcher St, Byron Bay NSW 2481, Australia
Bad coffee, bad service, bad vibes. If I could I would give it half a star.
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Targa
11 Marvell St, Byron Bay New South Wales 2481, Australia
Coffee (flat white and long macchiato) at Byron Bay’s newest cafe was just how we like it - smooth flavour, not too much milk and perfect temperature (not too hot and not too cold). Accompanying breakfast was also one of the best tasted in this part of …
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The Balcony
21 Fletcher St, Byron Bay NSW 2481, Australia
Served me a gigantic double-espresso while I sat in the rain. Smooth and well made, though not strong enough for my tastes.
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Fresh
7 Jonson St, Byron Bay NSW 2481, Australia
Had a pretty average long black. The Girl said her machiatto was good, but she put two sugars in it so her opinion must be discarded immediatey.
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Fishheads
1 Bay St, Byron Bay NSW 2481, Australia
Cute café right on Byron Bay’s main beach. Tasty food, but the coffee is only passable. Unless you’re having breaky, I’d find somewhere else to get your caffeine on.
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Beach Hotel
Byron Bay NSW, Australia
A regular group of morning swimmers look forward to a coffee at the Beach Hotel. The coffee quality does depend on the barista on duty. Look for a small lady with longish blonde hair and she’ll serve up a good one any way you like it.
