For a trendy scene, don’t miss The Mez Club, a Mediterranean haunt with pretty, beachy interiors, flavorful cocktails and such bites as warm pita with dukkah and crispy haloumi, or Barrio, a cool Spanish restaurant on the outskirts of town that offers mouthwatering dishes including beef with chimichurri, Cubano sandwiches and chickpea flatbreads. Other go-tos for a nice night out include St Elmo Dining Room & Bar, for Spanish tapas, Raes on Wategos, for beautiful water views and fresh seafood, and Beach Byron Bay for modern Australian fare and an alfresco setting.

Ok, so you’ve had breakfast at The Top Shop, walked the cool sands of Clarkes Beach, settled into a bustling lunch at The Bay Leaf, dropped a few bucks on some must-haves at Island Luxe and now it’s time to cap of a great day, at an amazing dinner and drink space, enter, The Mez Club. Inspired by the culinary cultures of the Mediterranean, this nearby classic is seasoned with all that makes for a beautiful after dark experience. Perfect drinks, seasonal tastes and only a (very) short stroll from The Atlantic.

The delectable sharing menu takes its guests on a journey around the Mediterranean Sea, with dishes inspired by flavours from Morocco, the south of France, Italy and Spain. The Mez Club has become known for its beautiful Moroccan and Greek architecture and styling; it is the perfect spot to unwind after a long day spent on the beach soaking up the glorious sun. Address:4/85-87 Jonson St, Byron Bay NSW 2481Hours: Monday – Thursday from 4 – 11pm, Friday – Saturday 12:30pm – 12am and Sunday 12:30pm – 11pm

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.

The Mez Club is another restaurant that offers creative cocktails and Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, with a decor that is inspired by Moroccan architecture and the Greek Islands. Targa is a local favorite that features large open windows, a relaxed atmosphere, and a menu that includes Italian-inspired dishes. For those looking for a more unique dining experience, Byron Bay Beer & Food is a recently opened bar that offers a marine-themed decor and a menu that includes craft beer and pub-style food.

If, like us, you are wishing you were hopping around the various Greek Islands, The Mez Club is the next best thing. It’s suitably bright, white and welcoming with a menu that takes you on a journey around the Mediterranean Sea, from the souks of Morocco to the stunning south of France, peppered with the fresh produce of Italy and the seafood of Spain. Expect bites like halomi with smoked honey, larger plates like chicken tajine with preserved lemon and olives, and fattoush salads for the side.

Popular hotspot The Mez Club is the breezy bar Byron has longed for with a trendy Mediterranean design and vacation ambiance. Upstairs has been skillfully developed to cater for groups, leaving downstairs for couples as well as pals to laze by the floor-to-ceiling windows flung open to allow the balmy winds and also forage on tapas. Happy hour is leisurely, from 3pm to 5pm on a daily basis and includes local favourites Ink or Brookie’s G&T s for the ultimate sunset sips.

Inspired by Moroccan architecture and the Greek Islands, The Mez Club is renowned for its beautiful styling and feel-good vibe. Designed to offer locals and tourists alike a beautiful and feel-good meeting place, it has a flexible menu that works for both grazing and dining. “Our menu takes you on a journey around the Mediterranean Sea, from the noisy souks of Morocco, to the richness of the south of France, the fresh produce of Italy and the fresh seafood of Spain.

The interior features whitewashed walls, Moroccan artefacts, and rustic, wooden tables, while the menu takes inspiration from Morocco, France, Italy, Spain, and Greece. In true mezze style, you’ll find plenty of sharing plates, with favourites like hiramasa kingfish, roasted lamb, and haloumi with rhubarb jam, alongside dips, salads, and warm bread. If you can’t decide, try the chef’s tasting menu, which showcases eight dishes for $70 per person.

Inspired by Moroccan architecture and the Greek Islands, The Mez Club opened its doors in September 2016 and is renowned for its beautiful styling and feel good vibe. The Mez Club was designed to offer locals and tourists alike a beautiful and feel good meeting place which has a flexible menu, that works for both grazing and dining. The upstairs space known as The Souk has been designed specifically to care for parties and group events.

Nestled on Byron's bustling main high street, The Mez Club is an essential destination for cocktail enthusiasts. Exuding a rustic Mediterranean charm, this exquisitely designed establishment features white-washed walls, floor-to-ceiling doors, and captivating Moroccan-style furniture. The cocktails crafted at The Mez Club are a delightful fusion of freshness and vibrancy, with a captivating allure that makes them difficult to resist.

The Mez Club, also featured on Wanderlog's list, is known for its delicious Spanish dishes and inviting atmosphere. In addition to these restaurants, you can explore tapas-style dining options in Byron Bay, such as Elixiba, Willow Dining, BiN 89, Morsels At Mudgeeraba, and Black Oak Restaurant. With a wide range of options to choose from, you're sure to find a Spanish dining experience that suits your taste in Byron, New South Wales.

Just a five minute stroll from The Lord Byron, The Mez Club will have you transported across Europe, Morocco and the Middle East as you set yourself inside. While they also serve up shareable mezze-style dishes, it’s their signature cocktails that are calling you. With tipples such as the Mango Kombucha Margarita and the Pass Paloma, you can sure bet there’s going to be a cool drink (or two!) with your name on it.

Nestled in the centre of Byron Bay, The Mez Club is a lively Mexican restaurant that’s perfect for a stylish and sophisticated night out. Serving up street-style tacos, ceviche, and margaritas, the menu boasts daring flavours and vibrant colours, making it one of the best dining options in Byron Bay. All in all, the club's scope of dazzling drinks, buzzing atmosphere, and trendy décor make it a must-visit spot.

A sensory experience transporting you across Europe, Morocco and the Middle-Easy. Inspired by Moroccan architecture and the Greek Islands, The Mez Club opened its doors in 2016 and is renowned for its beautiful styling and a feel good vibe. The Mez Club was designed to offer locals and tourists alike a beautiful and feel-good meeting place which has a flexible Mediterranean menu, that works for both…

The Mez Club in Byron Bay is a Mediterranean cantina and bar inspired by Moroccan architecture and the Greek Islands, and renowned for its beautiful styling and feel-good vibe. The food takes you on a journey from Morocco in the West to family feasts in Greece, and historic flavours of Turkey in the East. The restaurant’s cocktail menu has been created with a passion for freshness, value and colour.

Step into The Mez Club, where Moroccan interiors meet Mediterranean flavours in one of Byron’s most beloved cocktail bars. With a buzzing atmosphere and a menu of fresh, handcrafted cocktails, this is the perfect place to start (or end) your evening. Whether you prefer a zesty gin spritz or a refreshing watermelon cooler, you’ll be planning your next visit before you’ve finished your first round.

I recently visited the Mez Club and was thoroughly impressed by the atmosphere and menu. The beachy neutral tones and open floor plan set the stage for a laid-back evening, and the island bar and spiral staircase added a touch of elegance. The food and drinks were inspired by the flavors of Greece and Turkey, and I particularly enjoyed the “Mez Margarita” and some local fried halloumi.

The Mez Club gives you a dose of the Cyclades Islands with its whitewashed interiors and Mediterranean cuisine, while St. Elmo) presents delicious Spanish tapas in its black-and-white dining room with a beautiful bar clad in mosaic tiles. And for a late-night spot, Locura)’s Latin American dishes and elevated cocktails are made all the better by its industrial, minimalist space.

Journey around the world from the comfort of your table at The Mez Club. The menu takes inspiration from the most beautiful places in Europe, including the noisy souks of Morocco, the sparkling Mediterranean with Italy and Greece, and the rich cuisines from the south of France. It’s a flexible menu that makes it easy to share with friends or to enjoy your own selection.

Another one of the best restaurants Byron Bay lays claims to, and one that also serves up Mediterranean cuisine is The Mez Club. Perfectly situated in the heart of town, The Mez Club’s interior is as Instagram-worthy as they come, with décor inspired by Moroccan architecture and the Greek Islands. I personally haven’t eaten at The Mez Club, but I have been for drinks.

The Mez Club is a trendy restaurant in the heart of Byron Bay, blink and you could be in a beach bar in Bali or Ibiza. The mediterranean inspired menu offers tapas and fresh hand crafted cocktails. While we only came here for the cocktail bar, we would totally come back for dinner next time to try the mediterranean influence menu when we’re in Byron Bay for sure.

Found in the centre of town, The Mez Club is the epitome of Byron’s relaxed culture. A beautiful Mediterranean-style cantina is full of fresh delights to top off a lazy day spent at the beach. As soon as you step through its doors and take in the limewashed walls you’ll be transported to the beautiful Medditerian, with a quintessential Byron twist of course.

Take a tour around the Med from Morocco to the South of France and beyond with tapas-style dining, a late-night snack menu, tasting menu and a range of Byron-inspired cocktails. The upstairs space known as ‘The Souk’ caters for parties and group events – and even has its own cocktail bar!. – so round up the crew for an arvo to evening Mediterranean feast!

Climb the central stairs of The Mez Club to its Souk and discover a rustic circular room with white washed walls and a beating Spanish heart. Only a two minute walk from Basq House, and beloved by locals and visitors alike, The Mez Club grooves to the beats of a live DJ with spicy Spanish, French and Moroccan cocktails to sip as you while the night away.

Inspired by Mediterranean beach clubs, The Mez Club is a light-filled, breezy venue offering beautifully crafted cocktails in a chic setting. Their Turkish Princess, made with Turkish delight liqueur, is a standout, along with their refreshing spritz menu. The Mez Club is perfect for those who enjoy stylish surroundings and a lively atmosphere.

G&Ts made with Brookie’s Ink Gin do a brisk business at The Mez Club, a popular favourite with locals and visitors. The upper level caters to groups but downstairs is filled with friends and couples gazing out of the floor-to-ceiling windows open to the sea breezes. The tapas-style menu underscores Byron’s famous laidback vibe.

Byron’s Mez Club is as much about the vibes as it is the food. During the daytime, this is the spot for a fantastic and casual Mediterranean-Australian lunch. Get the green bean and spiced pumpkin salad with crispy prawns, chickpeas, roasted walnuts, balsamic vinegar, goat cheese, dukkah, pickled onion, and fresh chili.

Inspired by Moroccan architecture and the Greek Islands, The Mez Club is a breezy bar with a Mediterranean style and holiday vibe. The upstairs mezzanine, known as The Souk, has been designed to cater for groups, while downstairs locals and visitors mingle while grazing on tapas. Soak in the Med vibes at The Mez Club.

Located along Byron’s main high street, The Mez Club is a must for cocktail hour. This beautifully designed venue has a rustic Mediterranean vibe, with white-washed walls, floor-to-ceiling doors and beautiful Moroccan-style furniture. The cocktails served here are fresh and vibrant and dangerously moreish.

THE perfect place for a Sunday session, line your stomach with a healthy tapas-style snacks in plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. And the atmosphere – you’ll be taken aback by their fresh Mediterranean styling and luxe mezzanine. In my opinion, these are the best vegan restaurants in Byron Bay.

If you visit this Mediterranean fare restaurant between 4 and 6 pm, you can catch quite a few drink specials to kick off an evening on your holiday. The Mez Club is located in the main town drag, along Jonson Street, so it’s easy to grab a drink here after you finish your other activities.

We’ve included some of our longtime go-tos-The Farm, Espresso Head and The Mez Club, as well as some newer drawcards- Lightyears and Wild Goat Events. So now you can get a good visual guide of what beaches are the closest for you to wander down to after a lazy afternoon sojourn.

This Mediterranean cantina and bar absolutely excel at what they do. Located on Jonson Street in town, The Mez Club is predominantly a casual ‘walk in’ venue with a variety of seating zones and styles. There is no need to book, just turn up Byron style and go from there!

The Mez Club is another 2 Cups of Travel favourite in Byron. The concept centres around ‘Mezze’, referring to a selection of small dishes designed to be shared with others. Offering Mediterranean/Middle Eastern cuisine, The Mez Club has a great atmosphere and tasty food!

If you’re wanting more tastes from the med, look no further than The Mez Club. Taking inspiration from the beautiful architecture and flavours of Morocco, Greece, France, Italy and Spain, The Mez Club is a two-storey hot spot for sharing delicious food with friends.

The Mez Club is a lively Mediterranean restaurant with a lush atmosphere perfect for brunch or lunch. This place has great food, full of flavour, delivered by friendly and efficient staff. The burrata, lamb, halloumi, and the artichoke dip all come highly recommend.

We stayed in a great Airbnb (there are tons!) but these are some boujee-er (is that a word yet?) places that were recommended to us. We either stopped by to have a look or drink at the ones below, and if you’re willing to spend they all look gorgeous.

The Mez Club – dress up in your best whites and swing by The Mez Club for a luxury, laid-back evening of amazing Mediterranean-style tapas and drinks inspired by European countries such as Morocco, Turkey and Greece. You won’t be disappointed.

Climb the stairs to The Souk to find a circular room that embodies the buzz of a Moroccan market with the classic old-world style of France and the soul of Spain. Groove to the live DJ with a cinnamon-spiced signature sangria in your hand.

Escape to the Mediterranean inspired Mez Club, a light and airy eatery and bar in the heart of Byron Bay. The menu will transport you to the ‘souks’ of Morocco to the family feasts of Greece. The cocktail list follows suit.

We're obviously pretty obsessed with all things Mediterranean so we were dying to check out The Mez Club. It's a great spot to grab some cocktails with daily happy hour. They killed it with everything from decor to food.

_Relatively new on the local dining scene The Mez Club has fast made its mark in Byron’s café culture. Think perfectly executed cocktails accompanied by mouth-watering tapas. The vibe here is properly buzzing.

The Mez Club is a place where you could easily spend an afternoon drinking and grazing with friends. The menu is designed to share, and we order a bit of everything.

THE BOUNTY HUNTER – Treehouse Belongil – 1800 Coconut Tequila, Kahlua, double shot espresso and coconut infused syrup. Served with grated coconut and chocolate

, including a standout haloumi entree with smoked honey and a delicious gluten-free pita, all prepared with care to accommodate dietary needs.

The Mez Club -: Inspired by Moroccan and Greek influences, The Mez Club serves Mediterranean cuisine in a beautifully styled setting.

The Mez Club – Grab a 10 AUD cocktail and 5 AUD beer during their late afternoon happy hour to get the buzz going.