Beach Byron Bay

This restaurant is one of Byron Bay’s best for oceanfront dining, co-owned by Byron restaurateurs Ben and Belinda Kirkwood and the lavish Fink Group. The eatery is set on the dunes of Clarke’s Beach, offering views of the Pacific, and was rebranded in 2016 with an Italian-inspired menu created by award-winning chef David Lovett. Top dishes feature slow-cooked Bangalow pork neck, handmade pasta, wood-grilled fish mains and Fremantle octopus.

A Byron Bay legend, this open-air café is a perfect place to sit in the morning sun and watch the waves. Breakfast runs the gamut from wholesome (award-winning locally produced Brookfarm Macadamia muesli with yogurt and banana) to hearty (corned-beef hash, sautéed spinach, fried egg with béarnaise sauce). For lunch, there's everything from local seafood to the region's finest steak.

When the weather’s tops and the retractable roof is open, you won’t get any closer to dining on the sand than at Beach Byron Bay. Soak up the sun as you enjoy a hyper-seasonal and seafood-focused menu, featuring king prawn ceviche, Bay bug ravioli, and roasted fish with greens and basil. The local mushroom and mascarpone tagliolini is also worth a look-in for vegos.

Some of the top seafood restaurants in the area include: The Cyprus Tree, known for its diverse seafood menu; Fishmongers Byron Bay, a popular choice offering quick bites and seafood dishes for visitors and locals; Beach Byron Bay, situated beachfront providing a memorable dining experience with delicious seafood options; Fishheads, located on Byron Bay's main beach with spectacular views and a menu focused on fresh seafood dishes; O-Sushi Byron Bay, highly rated for its sushi offerings, ideal for those craving Japanese-inspired seafood dishes; Balcony Bar & Oyster Co, specializing in oysters and other seafood delicacies; Kelp Restaurant in nearby Ballina, known for its seafood offerings and beautiful views; and Fins Restaurant in Kingscliff, offering a diverse seafood menu in the Northern Rivers region.

**Perched atop the sand dunes of the iconic Clarkes Beach, Beach Byron Bay delivers an elevated dining experience where ocean views and sensational seafood dishes jostle for your attention. Beach is co-owned by Ben and Belinda Kirkwood together with the renowned Fink Group, which is behind venues like Bennelong, Firedoor, OTTO Brisbane and Sydney, Gildas and Quay. Here, the rhythm of the waves provides the perfect backdrop for standout dishes like Kinkawooka black mussels with ‘nduja, fennel, curry leaves and lime, and barbecued Fremantle octopus served with panisse, bagna cauda and pickled chilli.

One of the best restaurants in Byron Bay for ocean views, the open-air terrace of Beach Byron Bay sits perched above Clarkes Beach and offers stunning coastal panoramas across the bay. Awarded an Australian Good Food Guide Chef Hat Award again in 2024, Beach is the perfect place to head for a special occasion. The restaurant’s seasonal seafood-focused menu offers confident and inspired food pairings, including dishes like roasted fish with grilled asparagus, green harissa, pistachio and green olive salsa and roasted lamb rump with caponata, and eggplant caviar.

Set on absolute waterfront overlooking Clarkes Beach, Beach Byron Bay celebrates incredible local produce from the Northern Rivers community and surrounds, with a hyper seasonal and seafood focused menu by Head Chef Alanna Sapwell. The Restaurant offers a very special dining experience with unparalleled ocean views, where the Kiosk is the perfect meeting spot for a casual coffee, breakfast or lunch, pre- or post-swim or walk around the Cape Byron Headland Reserve. Beach Byron Bay is also a beautiful functions space to host events and weddings.

Addresses simply don’t get much better than right here, up on the dunes of Clarkes Beach. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the menu at the only beachfront restaurant in town has a similarly coastal outlook, with a strong focus on stunningly fresh seafood and top-drawer Northern Rivers produce. The experience comes with all the polish you’d expect from the feted Fink Group and co-owners Ben and Belinda Kirkwood, right through to the more casual adjoining Kiosk, which opens daily from 7am for breakfast and lunch.

Move on to fresh seafood overlooking the ocean at Beach Byron Bay or Balcony Bar and Oyster Co., and finally mod-Mexican beside the sand at Miss Margarita, tapas at The Mez Club, or woodfired pizza at The Roadhouse. When it comes time to sample locally made beverages, make a beeline for The Bucha Shed, Australia’s very first alcoholic kombucha bar. Then there’s time for beers at Stone and Wood before sampling spirits at Cape Byron Distillery, where the botanical-infused gin will knock your socks off.

If you want to add a zing to your next serve of oysters, take a leaf out of chef Alanna Sapwell’s book and top them with mandarin, fennel and chilli. It is just one of the clever combinations that Sapwell features on her menu, which also includes a memorable sweet and sour smoked beetroot with crunchy hazelnuts. The best-located restaurant in Byron, sitting on the beachfront at Clarkes Beach, could get away with serving adequate food; kudos to the team for delivering something this strong.

For those searching for the best Byron Bay restaurants with breathtaking sea views, look no further than Beach Byron Bay. This oceanfront gem offers a delectable menu of mouth-watering Mod-Oz dishes that can be savored on their breezy deck while watching surfers ride the waves or spotting migrating whales. Under the guidance of award-winning head chef Simon Palmer, the restaurant’s wood-fired cooking imparts a subtle smoky flavour to the authentic seasonal dishes.

Sitting pretty on the shores of Clarkes Beach, Beach Byron Bay is one of the few restaurants in town with a prime beachfront location. Whether dining indoors or outdoors, this award-winning Byron Bay restaurant offers picture-perfect ocean and mountain views. Patrons can enjoy a relaxed meal on the restaurant's large outdoor deck while watching the passing parade of dolphins, whales, and surfers catching the last waves of the day as the sun sets over Wollumbin.

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.

Nestled away privately in the Byron Bay Hinterland, The Earth House is one of those wedding venues of your Byron wedding dreams. Family owned and built, this mediterranean-inspired venue was constructed intentionally with elements of earth. The entire space and property will leave you feeling calm with its natural textures, colours and class, providing an elegant canvas for your wedding day that can be both dressed up or left as is.

Set, smack-bang on Clarkes Beach, this white-clothed restaurant is quintessentially elevated Byron at its best. A table on the shore-side deck serves up the best view from any restaurant in town, making this a hot venue for weddings and the like. On the plate, the offering is exquisitely considered and chef’s hat-awarded with dishes such as the ravioli of Bay bug, duck breast with hazelnut and muscat grape, and king prawn ceviche.

What used to be the beach cafe that you'd swing past for a B&E roll or ice block before/after a swim at Clarkes beach has been transformed into a dreamy dinner location with a dining experience to trump many others. Located on Clarkes beach, book in for an early dinner before the sun goes down and watch it set as you dine looking out at the ocean. The menu offers simple, elevated Italian style cuisine with all the right touches.

Set on the waterfront overlooking Clarke’s Beach, at Beach Byron Bay you can quite literally walk over the sand dunes to reach this iconic location in time for lunch!. With uninterrupted, stunning views all the way out to Julian Rocks, Beach offer the best of both worlds, with healthy, casual options via the Kiosk during the day, while the Restaurant offers a very special dining experience for waterside long lunches and dinner.

Located in one of the most stunning beachfront locations on the East Coast of Australia, Beach Byron Bay is a must-visit restaurant for any romantic occasion. Celebrating the best of local produce and cooked with imagination and passion, this dining destination offers a one-of-a-kind experience that you won’t soon forget. By day, the Kiosk serves up healthy and casual options, perfect for a quick bite on the beach.

At Beach Restaurant, sit back and enjoy a hyper seasonal and seafood focused menu paired with unparalleled waterfront views. Located high on the dunes overlooking Byron Bay’s Julian Rocks with breathtaking panoramic ocean views, there are many ways to enjoy eating and drinking at Beach Byron Bay from our deck restaurant, beach kiosk, afternoon cocktails or sunset dinners. Beach Byron Bay 2 Massinger St Byron BayPh.

Head to Beach Byron Bay for its crisp fit-out, which perfectly highlights the sweeping uninterrupted sea views from the balcony. This beachfront Byron Bay institution has a new lease on life with the hiring of Barret Jones as its head chef. It’s a perfect fit for the New Zealand native, who is known for his produce-driven fare and commitment to sustainable and ethically-raised and sourced produce.

Meanwhile, acclaimed chef Alanna Sapwell took the reins of Beach Byron Bay in February. Formerly of Brisbane’s Arc Dining and Sydney’s Saint Peter, Sapwell has been dishing up exquisite plates, such as spanner crab and bottarga pappardelle, crayfish crepes, and crumbed kangaroo tail with Zuni pickle. Cobia with wampee, seaweed and turnips is another example of her exacting and unexpected approach.

It’s hard to beat dining with the simply beautiful waterfront views that Beach Byron Bay offers. Overlooking Clarkes Beach, Beach Byron Bay restaurant serves up a very special dining experience, where the flavours are akin to those of the Mediterranean and the pastas are as silky as they are sumptuous. Beach usually offers a set Valentine’s menu every February 14 – see their website for details.

Besides a very interesting seafood menu at Beef & Beach Byron Bay, you can also find a wide variety of beef dishes. Their chefs use a Josper (a high quality charcoal fired char grill oven) for grilling most seafood, meats and steaks, it is used by top chefs such as Jamie Oliver. The retro style and elegant design of Beef & Beach that makes you feel like you are eating in New York from 50s.

The menu at oceanside fine-diner Beach Byron Bay is made for long lunches and big wines. Barbecued squid; dry-aged scotch fillet; raspberry pavlova crowned with a shock of dehydrated rhubarb by celebrated pastry chef Katrina Kanetani. But if you’re not up for the full experience, the kiosk is also open daily for beetroot-loaded burgers and crunchy fish and chips starring local catch.

Beach Byron Bay captures the essence of coastal luxury dining with an unparalleled view of the ocean. Whether you’re there for a morning coffee or an evening meal, the restaurant offers a sophisticated menu that pairs perfectly with the panoramic sea vistas. The emphasis on fresh local seafood and high-quality produce ensures a dining experience that is as spectacular as the view.

Byron Bay is a surf town at its core, so taking a lesson on either Byron Beach or Tallow Beach is a must. Active types can also fill their days fishing, snorkeling with turtles, kayaking, paddle boarding, horseback riding and taking yoga classes. The hike from town to Cape Byron Lighthouse offers some exercise and spectacular views from the easternmost point of mainland Australia.

Set on the stunning waterfront overlooking Clarkes Beach, Byron Bay Beach Restaurant offers an idyllic location for your wedding. This Byron Bay wedding venue combines natural beauty with a sophisticated dining experience, making it perfect for both ceremonies and receptions. The interior is stylish and filled with natural light, offering breathtaking ocean views from every table.

In a town full of stunning beaches, its only natural Beach Byron Bay would sit atop its golden sands. Leaning into the area’s prized seafood offering, the Mediterranean-inspired menu showcases the Northern Rivers’ finest regional flavours. Expect oysters and ceviche, local organic sourdough, grilled scotch fillet and a tomato and ricotta gnocchi that rivals Italy’s finest.

Perfectly positioned overlooking the beach and Byron Bay’s Julian Rocks, the Beach in Byron Bay has one of the best (if not best) views of the region. Boasting absolute beach frontage, the Deck Restaurant offers outdoor dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner. All dishes are prepared using the freshest, seasonal ingredients which showcase the region’s finest produce.

You should be here with us, but if you can’t come now, muddle up one of these cheeky cocktails at home that we’ve sourced specially for you – Beach Byron Bay’s Cherry Dusk and Chupa Cabra’s Frozen Passionfruit Margarita – while you’re waiting to join us to taste test some of the cocktails on Our Cocktail Lovers Guide to Byron Bay. They all get our tick of approval.

Byron Bay is also home to a range of unique food finds, from local produce to artisanal cheeses. One of my favorite spots is the Byron Bay Farmers' Market, which offers a range of fresh produce, as well as artisanal breads, cheeses, and other treats. Another must-visit spot is the Stone & Wood Brewery, which offers a range of craft beers and tasty snacks.

Whether for a long lunch or sunset dinner, make a toast to your holiday with front row views overlooking Clarkes Beach and The Pass. Beach Byron Bay is a space to treat yourself to a slice of luxe holiday living. The drinks list is as long as the food menu is wonderful; both of which pair perfectly with the postcard-worthy views.

Beach Byron Bay is an oceanfront restaurant with a large all-weather deck overlooking the beach. The deck has a retractable roof and large bi-fold doors that connect it to the interior of the restaurant, creating one large open air area perfectly suited to a spectacular beach reception for which Byron Bay weddings are renowned.

If you’re looking for a lunch venue with the best view in Byron, you’ve just found it. This place doesn’t have the name Beach Byron Bay for no reason. Overlooking famous Clarks Beach with views out over the bay all the way up to the lighthouse, this light, airy beach café-restaurant is a visitor’s dream.

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If you want a simple venue that offers an ocean view, drop by the Beach Byron Bay and enjoy dishes inspired by its coastal surroundings. For fresh, local flavours, visit the Harvest Restaurant at Newrybar, where the dishes feature native, wild, and foraged ingredients and local produce.

Beach Byron Bay café-restaurant is enticing for more reasons than one; the views are as amazing as the food. There’s a clue in the name – you’ll be looking out across the beautiful Clarks Beach, with views that extend across the whole bay. From here you can even see the lighthouse.

The Byron Beach Café is perfectly situated on Clarkes Beach, at the eastern end of main beach. It's the closest restaurant to the water and we often suggest it for lunch as the view by day is stunning. You may even see whales from your table during the migration season!

Beach Byron Bay is set on the waterfront overlooking Clarkes Beach. With unparalleled views, Beach Byron Bay offers healthy casual options via the kiosk during the day, while the restaurant offers a very special dining experience for waterside long lunches and dinners.

Beach Byron Bay is a classy establishment that still manages to convey a relaxed atmosphere. The menu is contemporary in fare and it’s clear the head chef is passionate about delivering quality produce. Presentation is impeccable and essentially a food bloggers dream.

While more known for its restaurant, the kiosk side is perfect for a takeaway coffee with sweeping ocean views. This Byron Bay coffee shop is the local spot for coffee and a casual bite to eat. Nothing beats sipping a hot brew while overlooking the beach.

Of course a trip to Byron Bay would not be complete without visiting the most obvious of Byron Bay tourist attractions – the beach!. It’s beautiful with white sand and is justifiably popular. Thankfully its also a decent size to help thin out the crowds.

You simply can’t get any closer to one of Byron’s most famous beaches while dining. The Beach Byron Bay is an absolute beachfront restaurant open for lunch and dinner. Head Chef Simon Palmer showcases the finest coastal flavours in seasonal menus.

Beach Byron Bay offers spectacular al fresco dining with a near unbeatable beachside backdrop. Forget eye contact – gaze out on Byron’s Julian Rocks, Clarkes Beach, and The Pass. The fine-dining menu reflects the coastal landscape.

During the day, you can enjoy a tasty snack, a spot of breakfast or a nice hot latte from the beach kiosk. Then, head to the Deck for lunch or dinner and sample some of the best regional produce including sensational seafood.

A beachfront gem where seafood and Northern Rivers produce rule. Hit the breezy kiosk for takeaway coffee, brekkie rolls and beachside standards, or level up in the restaurant with elevated mod-Oz fare and zesty cocktails.

A relaxed, coastal vibe and a sea breeze with a seasonal menu filled with local flavours. A hatted restaurant, Beach is the perfect way to set the mood for a memorable night to come. Sunset dinners, aperitifs on the deck.

The above are listed without bias and we just offered a variety of tastes. There are plenty more Byron Bay restaurants and cafes now open for takeaways so please do a search if you can’t find what you’re after here.

Treat yourself to some stunning views by booking a table on the balcony of the Beach Byron Bay. It’s Byron Bay’s only absolute beachfront restaurant, tucked away at Clarkes Beach. It’s open for lunch and dinner.

Beach Byron Bay Take Away: Great pastries and bacon & egg rolls. Spots to sit down and eat on the grass and mats. There is a boat and sandpit for kids so it's a perfect spot to have a coffee while they play.

Popular dining options include the Beach Byron Bay Restaurant, Balcony Bar, and The Roadhouse. For live music and classic pub food, The Rails is a favourite, offering a laid-back and slightly quirky vibe.

You’re laying on the beach reading your book while your partner and child play in the sand. All is good with the world, until your child starts to get bored and asks you if you can all do something else.

Beach Restaurant is an ode to coastal modern Australian elegance. Set against the absolute waterfront overlooking Clarkes Beach, Beach Restaurant pairs Pacific Ocean views with crisp white tablecloths.

Amble across the road to Clarke’s Beach and luxury coastal restaurant, ‘Beach Byron Bay’, head a little further east to access world famous surf spot, The Pass, or take a short stroll west to town.

Byron's newest neighbourhood, where you can shop, drink, dine and pamper yourself. Located in North Beach only a stroll from the Solar Train or if you drive we have plenty of free parking!

Opening Hours: Daily for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Instagram: @beachbyronbay. Location, location, location. This enigmatic café sits upon prime beachfront real estate at Clarkes Beach.

Beach Byron Bay restaurant celebrates and showcases the best of beach dining with a passion for great food, seasonality and a relaxed atmosphere. Beach, it’s what makes us unique.

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Beach Byron Bay – Enjoy stunning ocean views and a great place for both casual breakfasts and more formal dinners

So grab your thongs, pick up a meal from Beach Byron Bay’s kiosk, and dig in. Just mind the seagulls.

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