Dip Cafe is a restaurants & cafes in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia, with a price range of $$. It has a 4.4/5 rating from 817 Google reviews. Contact: +61 2 6685 5141. Website: http://dipcafe.com.au/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.





Byron Bay · Restaurants & Cafes
(817 reviews)
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Parisian-inspired brunch in the Byron Arts & Industry Estate. Dip's all-day menu leans into diverse egg dishes and a hollandaise made fresh daily. The fit-out is chic without being cold — think terrazzo, blonde wood, and natural light. One of the few Byron cafes that feels genuinely designed.
Such a cool a place! Everyone working here is absolutely amazing. Special mention to Ilona, a sunshine. The team is incredibly kind, and the French crew seems m dynamic, a place that makes you want to come back again and again
We had breakfast at this cafe and it was fantastic. The coffee was strong and really good, the staff were lovely, and the prices were reasonable. Definitely a place we’d recommend.
August 2025 Our late Sunday breakfast in Dip Cafe was easy, quick and delicious, exactly what we were looking for. Friendly service and relaxed atmosphere. Thank you team

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Dip into Dip if you fancy some French inspired breakfast, brunch or lunch. It was a recommendation from a friend whose kids go to school together locally. Was not disappointed!! It was a wet cold morning so not busy. French jazz in the background. Lovely serving staff made to feel welcome. Coffee is great. Scrambled Eggs were cooked to perfection. Halloumi was perfect with a squeeze of lemon and a dash of cracked black pepper. Smoked salmon was a perfect accompaniment. Over all great treat for a table of one. There was a table of 4 sitting over from me full of wows and delightful noises when their breakfast was served as well. Well done team. Great solo dining experience.
Lots of options on the menu with eggs for breakfast that look delicious, never sen more than one version of eggs Benedict on the menu - enters Dip! Pancakes were fluffy and the portion quite generous
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