Ampol Foodary Chinderah is a restaurants & cafes in Chinderah, NSW, Australia. It has a 3.9/5 rating from 615 Google reviews. Contact: +61 2 6674 4186. Website: https://locations.ampol.com.au/en/ampol-foodary-chinderah.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Ampol Foodary Chinderah
Chinderah · Restaurants & Cafes
(615 reviews)
The lights are on at midnight when almost nothing else is open between Byron and the Gold Coast, and that counts for a lot on a long drive. Ampol Foodary Chinderah sits at the junction of Tweed Valley Way and the Pacific Highway, functioning as a fuel stop, convenience store, and Boost Juice outpost for travellers pushing through at odd hours. The food court setup is straightforward: grab-and-go snacks, hot drinks when the machines are running, and a Boost counter with reliable staff. Reviews are mixed enough to set expectations honestly. Toilets have been a recurring issue during peak periods and late nights. When it's working as it should, staff are genuinely helpful and the space is clean. Come in with road-trip standards, not cafe standards, and it delivers.
Opening Hours
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- WednesdayClosed
- ThursdayClosed
- FridayClosed
- SaturdayClosed
- Sunday12am – 11:59pm
Contact
- +61 2 6674 4186
- locations.ampol.com.au/en/ampol-foodary-chinderah
- Lot 112 Tweed Valley Way, Chinderah NSW 2487
- View on Google Maps →
What People Say
Service centre is advertised as 24Hrs- Well don’t be fooled, the toilets are closed ( for repairs they say but as it’s 2300 -HIGHLY unlikely) we were sent to the truckers lounge where there was a line up and no soap . What’s the point in working if you don’t want to do your job properly .
Excellent service...food area all very clean, great hot coffee. Lots of smiles from staff at Boost. Toilets very clean. I don't know why some previous posts are negative 😕
Hi , just want to say a huge thanks for you guys and a guy who works last Sunday night till 6 am . You are doing a great and fantastic jobs on the customer service . We stuck on the storm back then and the guy helped us get out of the weather . Make sure we are comfortable and warm .
No toilets open/working during peak travel over new years is pretty ordinary. Families with little kids had nowhere to take them. Foodcourt toilets should have been opened.
“No coffees at the moment sorry” - wow Ampol, the only place open here at 1:20am, and no coffee to assist drivers who’ve stopped here as a break from a long drive and specifically for coffee to continue on. Will be making a point to stop at BP SERVICE centres for coffee when on long drives from now on.
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