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Where to eat Cafe food in Buderim: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Buderim including Elliotts Bistro, The Velo Project, CK Coffee Bar & Wholefoods, Murray's Cafe Licensed Expresso Bar, Entice Food and Wine, De Ja Vu, The Shak Organic Cafe and Wine Bar, The Attic Cafe, Cock and Hen, Lot 104 Espresso & Wine Bar
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10. Lot 104 Espresso & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 669 reviews
LOT104 espresso & wine bar has it all! Beautiful leafy alfresco dining right on the Mooloolaba esplanade. Featuring a hip wine & cocktail bar, award-winning coffee, daily live music and delicious all-day menus including tapas and a la carte. We are dedica
Reviewed By LadyGreenfingers
We had eaten here 3 years prior and weren't impressed but thought time may improved food & service. Wrong! Waitress wasn't at all pleasant or friendly and gave the impression she was rushed off her feet. Well it's not our fault you haven't organised more staff. This establishment tries to give the impression of being fine dining not just another cafe on The Esplanade. They failed when toast came out unbuttered with the packaged butter on the plate waiting for me to do it myself. At least take the butter out of the packaging. Toast was extremely dry. Poached egg was barely runny. Bacon was extremely oily. Relish was good but tasted exactly like a brand I buy from the supermarket. Husband ordered salmon scrambled eggs thinking the salmon would be cooked in with the eggs, not as a side on the plate. Scrambled eggs had at least 15 whole capers in it and yet was bland. The hash browns were perfect. Needless to say with all the choices of eateries around we won't be back.
9. Cock and Hen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Located in the heart of Twin Waters on the Sunshine Coast, we started up the Cock and Hen to enhance and bring together the local community. The Cock and Hen is open daily and has a continuously changing specials menu to keep things interesting and fun! W
Reviewed By Majella G
Great place to meet with friends or just chill out with a coffee. Haven't tried the food here yet, but it looks fantastic. Coffee is awesome, friendly staff, good location.
8. The Attic Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By jackiew185
Breakfast options are varied and interesting. Decided on the house toaster. Wow it was amazing. Beautifully presented this toasted focaccia sandwich had ham. Tomato relish spinach mustard and other bits, this was delicious. The carrot cake cookie was the favorite of my guest. Coffee was just right. Best that I have had for some time.
7. The Shak Organic Cafe and Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
The Shak is operated by a team of healthy, vibrant young people on the Sunshine Coast who share a passion for creating the finest quality organic dishes and promoting a strong sense of health and wellbeing within our community.
Reviewed By brunettefairytravel
Oh my gosh!!! Iâve never had a dish like the one I had at Shak. It tasted so Devine. I would have that for breakfast every day. The way they made the mushrooms taste was delish! Service was fantastic too and their selection of drinks was awesome. Thank you for such kind words and a great review.
6. De Ja Vu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 404 reviews
Reviewed By OpOmega
Table of six for breakfast. Beautiful view. Sat down and promptly told âwe donât split billsâ...so what are we all meant to do stand up apologise and then leave...of course we donât do that simply out of common decency so we stay and have breakfast and awkwardly try and arrange payment of the $130 dollar bill at the end of the meal. I pay for the lot because itâs simply easier and everyone then feels guilty and wants my banking details so they can pay me back. Of course I said not to worry about it. There are a heap of other nice cafes with the same view, so avoid the pain and go elsewhere
5. Entice Food and Wine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Entice Food & Wine is open from 6am everyday. Join us for breakfast, lunch, or just a coffee & cake. Our Barristas use the wonderful Di Bella Coffee. Along with our delicious meals we have on offer we stock a large range of locally made sweets including g
Reviewed By NickJodySiena
We had breakfast here 3 times and highly rated the food. Great gluten free options and good coffee. One staff member needed some personality but otherwise it is well worth a visit.
4. Murray's Cafe Licensed Expresso Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
Murray's Cafe is a family and dog friendly licensed cafe. We are open 7 days a week, 6.30am to 2.30pm. Locals and visitors are more than welcome to enjoy our little place. Our staff are happy to be here and we are happy to have them. Life is short, so I s
Reviewed By Yodes_M
Came here for breakfast with family (five adults, two kids) and everyone left happy. Friendly service and well timed food (for a big group). Enjoyed my meal and the coffee - actually returned the next day for more coffee. Seems very popular with locals but no issues getting a table.That makes me so happy! We do this because we love it! Thanks for noticing
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3. CK Coffee Bar & Wholefoods
Overall Ratings
4 based on 396 reviews
We are a coffee bar, eatery & grocery, committed to bringing you a healthier alternative. We believe that living a healthier lifestyle can be achieved through food & beverage choices. CK Wholefoods proudly supports local growers and farmers, helping to su
Reviewed By melbvictory
This is just a great spot for breakfast or lunch. The menu is extensive, well-priced and full of interesting options; you'll eat well and healthily here. We ended up here three times over our stay on the Sunshine Coast; it's clear that the locals prefer this to the options on the esplanade. Plenty of tables and good service. Recommended.
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2. The Velo Project
Overall Ratings
4 based on 462 reviews
Reviewed By Kaye R
I visited here with a local friend. It was mid week about 11.45 am and we got a car park right out the front the of building." Unheard "of was my friends comment. It is apparently terribly busy at weekends and holidays. It is a quirky place. Share tables and smaller ones as well. Retro eclectic mix of decor. Some seating outside on the footpath. We choose inside as it was a bit breezy. The menu was ok. Retro names and themes. My friend and I decided we felt like a toasted sandwich. It had a cheese and double smoked ham "Grilled " toastie on the kids menu. On open presentation rather than a sandwich. Great! We asked the staff if as adults could we have them and the answer was of course no problem. Unfortunately when it arrived it was 2 big thick slices of bread with ham put on crossways with grated cheese... no sign of grilled or melted cheese on it! We asked the staff why it was not hot or melted on top... The answer was we don't have a Salamander....., in lay mans terms a grille to melt it on top!!! It was so disappointing, and very hard to eat. Taste well nothing special!! We had coffee to follow, again nothing to comment about. I enjoyed the time I spent with my friend, there was a couple of local celebrities that sat at the end of our table.. interestingly they got much quicker and better service than we did...Would I go back again?... well maybe. I wouldn't be interested in waiting for a table on a busy day though.
1. Elliotts Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Reviewed By allan m
Yesterday we were fighting with our waitress (at The Boat Shed) and wondering why wait staff in this town seemed ill trained. We were wrong and the staff at Elliotts proved it. Our lunch (brunch, really) was grand and the wait staff were highly competent, delightfully pleasant without being pushy, and made our family lunch a real treat. Canât wait to go back, and meanwhile we highly recommend Elliotts.
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