Casa Luna is a nightlife & bars in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.8/5 rating from 603 Google reviews. Contact: +61 490 451 414. Website: http://casalunabyronbay.com/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Casa Luna
Byron Bay · Nightlife & Bars
Hidden GemRomanticSolo TravellerCouples
4.8/5
(603 reviews)
Fletcher Street after dark has a few reliable options, and Casa Luna sits among them as a neighbourhood bar with a Latin-leaning identity. The name suggests warmth and a certain looseness, the kind of place that leans into low lighting and late hours rather than polished cocktail theatre. Without a deep review trail to draw from, it's hard to call specifics, but the Fletcher Street location puts it within easy walking distance of the town centre, which means it catches both the early-evening crowd and the ones who've already eaten somewhere else. Go in without fixed expectations, order something from the bar, and let the room tell you what kind of night it wants to be. Worth a look if you're already in the neighbourhood.
Opening Hours
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- Wednesday5:30pm – 12am
- Thursday5:30pm – 12am
- Friday5:30pm – 2am
- Saturday5:30pm – 2am
- Sunday5:30pm – 12am
Contact
- +61 490 451 414
- casalunabyronbay.com
- 9 Fletcher St, Byron Bay NSW 2481
- View on Google Maps →
What People Say
Sascha Chapman3 months ago
Casa Luna is nothing short of exceptional. We have been going since it opened and it keeps continuing to improve! Every dish felt impeccably considered, carefully curated flavours, beautifully balanced, and executed with the confidence of truly skilled chefs. Each plate told a story, and not a single note was out of place. The service without question, the best I’ve experienced in Byron. Thoughtful, intuitive, and genuinely warm, attention to detail in every interaction elevated the entire evening. From the food to the flow of the night, every element worked in harmony, creating an experience that felt refined yet effortless. Casa Luna isn’t just a meal, it’s an experience done right and we can’t wait to return! 🌙✨
Lea Horsholt5 months ago
Hands down my favorite restaurant in Byron, I’ve been here lots of times and it never disappoints! The seasonal menus are always super well put together with many tasty options. Yesterday we had a variety of dishes and the flavor combinations in all of them were incredible and the food was perfectly executed 🙌🏼 They also have good gluten free and vegan options and their drinks menu is great, love their cocktails 🌞
Brooklyn Review6 months ago
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