Combi Byron Bay is a restaurants & cafes in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia, with a price range of $$. It has a 4.2/5 rating from 992 Google reviews. Contact: +61 407 143 077. Website: http://wearecombi.com.au/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Combi Byron Bay
Byron Bay · Restaurants & Cafes
Family FriendlySolo TravellerVegan OptionsVegetarian
4.2/5
(992 reviews)
$$
The Fletcher Street location of one of Byron's better-known all-day venues, Combi runs a menu built around honest cafe food done with some care. Think açaí bowls, solid egg dishes, and coffee that holds up. The fit-out leans into the relaxed coastal aesthetic that Fletcher St does well, without overdoing it. Pricing sits in the mid-range for Byron, which is to say: fair for what it is. The crowd skews young and visitor-heavy, but locals use it too, particularly for breakfast before the day gets away from them. No reviews to draw on here, so go in with open eyes. The Combi name has goodwill behind it in this town, and the Fletcher St spot benefits from that. Worth a stop if you're already in the neighbourhood.
Opening Hours
- Monday7am – 3pm
- Tuesday7am – 3pm
- Wednesday7am – 3pm
- Thursday7am – 3pm
- Friday7am – 3pm
- Saturday7am – 3pm
- Sunday7am – 3pm
Contact
- +61 407 143 077
- wearecombi.com.au
- 5b/21-25 Fletcher St, Byron Bay NSW 2481
- View on Google Maps →
What People Say
Selica-Marie Sevigny3 months ago
We’ve just spent a week in Byron Bay and walked past Combi every single day, it was always so busy, we knew we had to try it for ourselves! The staff were really friendly, and the service was impressively quick considering how busy it was. We ordered the avocado on toast with vegan feta , which was absolutely delicious. My husband had the cocoa banana with a coffee shot, and I had a lovely chai latte with oat milk, everything was fresh and spot on! Great vibes, great food, and a really lovely lunch overall. Was worth the visit!
Shabanna H.5 months ago
Great Food, Questionable Vibes: I visited Combi recently to see if it lived up to the social media buzz. Here is the breakdown: The coffee was genuinely excellent—perfectly roasted and prepared. I ordered the scrambled eggs on toast, which was delicious, fresh, and seasoned well. The Service: I was pleasantly surprised by the staff. Despite being busy, the service was very friendly and welcoming. The Cost: Be prepared for Byron prices. I paid $28 for a coffee and my toast, which is definitely on the steeper side for a casual breakfast. The "Influencer" Factor: This place is heavily hyped on social media, which unfortunately draws a bit of a "strange crowd." To give you an idea of the vibe: a woman sitting right next to me told the staff she shouldn't have to pay for her meal because she was going to post a story about it. It makes the atmosphere feel a bit superficial and "sceney." Bottom Line: Go for the high-quality food and the lovely staff, but be prepared to dodge a few ring lights and influencers while you eat.
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