Cafe Le Monde

We had a wonderful Christmas Day lunch at Cafe Le Monde. The seafood platter was delicious and perfectly chilled. I liked the ham with cauliflower. To top it off, I got the dragon fruit, mango, and passion fruit pavlova, so many flavors! The staff were very friendly and accommodating, I would highly recommend.

Went for oyster happy hour and had a great time downing 4 dozen oysters (yes we ❤️ oysters). The drinks were terrific including the espresso Martini. For entree the salt and pepper baby squid is highly recommended. Earlier in the week we tried the lamb shoulder which was absolutely delicious and very well cooked.

Popped in for dinner. Great atmosphere! Food was delicious. The decor was great and the vibe was wonderful. Friendly customer service. Fantastic place to enjoy a meal in a great busy street.

This is an interesting place in that it seems to be THE place to go for brunch in Noosa but was much less busy for dinner. And yet, I found the dinner so much better here in every way. The breakfast is order at the counter and for what you get, it's pretty pricey. The spanner crab omelette seems to be their best selling breakfast dish and it was good. At dinner you get table service and I found it to be much better value value. Everything we had was just delicious; the tasting plate to share for starter, the salmon and the Laguna bowl with rice and waguy beef. I'd happily come back for any meal but definitely for dinner.

The cafe is so so so beautiful and tropical inside. There’s mist sprayers to keep the room cool. There’s lots of cool nooks to sit in. The food was delicious, not the best value but worth it for the experience of eating in that atmosphere. Will come back again!!

We called in for a late lunch on a sunny Tuesday afternoon. The fish and chips I had were excellent. Mrs C was a little underwhelmed with her chicken burger. I thought it had good flavour but the chicken was very thin. A couple of glasses of Shaw and Smith Sauvignon blanc made for a good lunch.

Best food in Noosa! I don't have anything else to say. Dinner was perfect, dessert was perfect. EVERY was perfect. Declan looked after us and was amazing too. Don't bother going to any other restaurant, come here it won't disappoint.

The restaurant and the atmosphere are really nice. We ordered avocado toasts. It arrives very quickly, in less than 5 minutes. It was good but I found it too simple for the price. it's a bit expensive for what it is. They have some photos on their menu online and it looks different so i’m a bit disappointed for this.

Cafe Le Monde went above and beyond with their food. I went to Cafe Le Monde on 2 separate occasions one for breakfast and one for lunch and it was delicious. For breakfast I ordered the spanner crab omelette and it was made to a tee and for lunch I had "The Bird" a fried chicken burger with a whole coconut with a hole in the top of it for a drink which was unique. I definitely Would go again.

Menu changes often and the serving sizes justify the price and location. Very noisy so don't pick it for a romantic getaway

Ok We had pretty good lunch here and saw dinner special. So Went back for the lamb special for 2. Shoulder slow cooked plus duck fat spuds Omg. Try this. We have been to Noosa some 6 times and this shared dish nailed it. In melb Donovan's does this but cafe le Monde wins. If You like meat this is brilliant. We also had Nsw oysters ( Tura beach ) and they are superior to any imho. Wine list was ok but they were out of 3 wines by the glass. No good but hell all forgiven. Don't cop mixed salt and pepper in one grinder - silly. But for meat lovers in rate this as brilliant.

A prominent restaurant with substantial seating just across the street from the main beach, this is an easy option for the vacationer. Their menu, while unsurprisingly on the pricey side, offers a variety of vegetarian options. Their Uluwatu burger had a sweet and savory filling characteristic of Southeast Asian cuisine, and the accompanying fries had a delicious light batter. As with many of Noosa's restaurants, I probably wouldn't pay to eat there if it wasn't in Noosa, but if you're there, this is likely to be a viable option.

Had an awesome breakfast here, the serves were gigantic and the service was super friendly, the young man that served us was so enthusiastic he had us all smiling and laughing! We went on a Monday so didn't have to battle the weekend crowds, would suggest making a booking for weekends though. Great value for money and the best breakfast that we had in Noosa.

Such a lovely cafe to sit, relax and watch the world go by. It's situated on the main street in Noosa so not far from shops and accommodation. We were taken to our table and given the day menu. I was curious as to the dinner menu so asked and it wasn't a problem to have a look at it. Upon our request we were given a bottle of water and two glasses. This helped wash down the coffees which were of good strength. Sharing a caramel slice wasn't an issue and we were given two forks to indulge. It was beautifully presented and tasted great too. The biscuit base was scrummy and tasted of oats and nuts. I'll be sure to come back here again.

Decent food. Comfortable atmosphere. I was most surprised at the attempt at Mexican food at a restaurant with a French name. Pretty poor attempt at nachos and tacos. Good flavours but truly inauthentic. Whatever tickles your fancy.

Great food and reasonably priced. Had the Asian salad which was really nice. Thursday night has $1 oysters which is great

We went here for dinner as we forgot to book in so this was the only place we could get a seat at. I had the pork rind chop with cauliflower and apple jus. Was quite delicious. For dessert I had the chocolate orange pot with salted caramel praline and raspberry cream and oh my god this was so Devine I only wish I had room for another one. The flamingo cocktail had watermelon and strawberries and was ok though not really my thing. Overall this is okay for casual dining but I would not go out of my way to recommend for dinner as there are so many more great restaurant bar cafes in Noosa to try. Just remember to book ahead.

The waitresses here are so beautiful they really look after you and the meal WOW My mouth had multiple orgasims

Well this massive cafe has quite an eclectic menu, so you can definitely take their name to heart. From Thai beef salad to long board pizza to burgers to tapas to nasi gorang to nachos, the menu was part pub fare, part fine dining, a little bit country, a little bit rock'n'roll, and read more like a Hard Rock Cafe's menu than a boutique, resorty-type village cafe. The lure is clearly the massive outdoor patio. Situated right along Hastings Street, this cafe is a beacon of prime people watching territory and regardless of what side of the rope you're on, you're either judging what's sitting on people's plates or what shops retirees found worthy of spending chunks of their super. As for me, I was judging my $15 agadashi tofu salad that consisted of a small bowl of greens, a few slices of pumpkin and avo, and a tamari dressing (basically a gentler soy sauce), and it didn't quite live up to the menu's drool-worthy depiction. Great spot to grab a beer and people watch, but the decision were mine, I'd say save your appetite (and dolla dolls bills y'all) and check out one of Noosa's other eating options.

A crazy place - like the cheap places found at all holiday spots, the temptation is to go in the hope that you get lucky and that your apprehension that the food will be ordinary may prove unfounded. We took the punt. Pizzas were good, my fish and chips were standard Keeno's tasting plate was OK. Service was from a nice Canadian who told us that Noosa was getting to her and she would soon move south. I watched the manager clean a table by wiping it it with his bare hands and then rubbing them on his shorts! Everything except the pizzas and our Canuck was short of good.... but... We worked out the bill would be at least $160 for 2 pizzas, 2 fish and chips, a tasting plate ($28) wine, beer, and an extra salad. Instead we got a bill for $100 on the nose. I reckon they forgot/lost our bill and just had a stab at it. Check out the photo - no GST just $100!! Dumb luck!! PS - We gave a goodly tip to our Canuck!

More Restaurant than Café. In a beautiful spot with a cool ocean breeze with Friendly and efficient staff. Good selection of drinks and the food, Wow! I was not expecting the amount of heat coming from my seafood sampler plate, there were even chilli seeds in the crumbs of the calamari, the sauce was a smokey chipotle with pepper everywhere. Reasonably priced for Noosa and I would recommend to anyone wanting to try some common dishes with a modern twist.

Nice spot to go for breakfast. The wait staff were okay and they are on holiday time, so you don't feel like they are trying to get you out. They had an interesting take on the Acaí bowl. Kind of a mix of a DIY acai bowl with yoghurt on the side. I love trying new takes on the acai bowl and while its was edible, the yoghurt addition is not for me.

Delicious dinner had by my husband and I. His steak and chips looked great. My roasted pumpkin ravioli was amazing. The best dinner we had in Noosa.

Service was pleasant but not strong. Some tables were served water in entry, others not. Took over 10 minutes to take a lunch order although it was getting busier. Meals were simple, nice flavours that hit the spot. The Asian slaw as a side was a great surprise, really fresh. The chocolate milkshake was weak but the banana smoothie was on the money. On the way out they overcharged us with other tables drinks. Once picked up, they organised a refund without issue. Overall a bit hit and miss but the pleasant location sure did help.

We went for brunch here and I ordered the smoked salmon avocado and sour dough, unfortunately what they fail to include on the menu is that your whole meal will be doused it oil. Swimming in it. Not the healthy breakfast I was hoping for. In addition to this my boyfriend had the eggs Benedict, this was great apart from that fact the bread was so hard he had knife imprints on his fingers from trying to cut it. Sorry, not the best brunch in Noosa.

Distinctly average on all accounts. Average seating, average breakfast, average coffee. Not bad, just average

40 minute wait for bacon and eggs! Ridiculous. Although the food was decent, the service was terrible! They need to pick up their game. They should be prepared for this many customers on a holiday. No excuse.

Great place for a meal and getting together with friend and family. Loved the food and the service was superb . Been a few times now and it is always great !