Combi Byron Bay

Very busy cafe and we were lucky to get a seat last minute. You can order from the tables but this finishes at 1:15pm I think it was, so it wouldn’t let us order. We had to then go up to the counter. Buckwheat pancakes were pretty good. Husband loved the flavours of the mushroom toast. We didn’t order drinks as we’d already had a coffee. Good selection of vegan options. Love that it’s organic

We visited as a group of four on a Saturday morning. The place was pumping but service was quick and efficient. There is an option to order via the app or inside at the register. There were a number of great vegan options. My friends got the vegan toastie but noted there were little to no mushrooms on it. I had the mushrooms on toast with avocado and vegan feta. The feta was a very small size but tasted good. The location is beautiful and overall we had a good time.

I was excited to eat here because it looks like a nice place. But I ordered a gluten free toastie from the menu and my friends ordered the non gluten free version and mine came out smaller than half of their toastie. Both my friends and I paid $18 for it so I would’ve expected the same portions. I went up to ask why the portion was so small and all they said it was just because the bread is different, quite rudely and not understanding towards me. If the staff were understanding and fixed the situation, I would not be writing this complaint. Also gluten free bread is really no more expensive than normal bread at Woolies. I had to go get a meal somewhere else after. My coffee I ordered also took 25 mins to come out and when it did it was freezing cold. The price of my entire meal was just not reasonable for the portion and wait times. I’m not one to complain but I wish they would’ve assisted me better. Attached is a photo of one half of their toastie and my entire toastie.

Combi is the perfect spot for all the aesthetic foodie needs. Not only is the food and drinks healthy, fresh and delicious, they are beautiful presented. I regularly ordered the açai bowl, avo toast with eggs and an iced latte. Each time I received these, they were consistent with there serving, taste and freshness. And to add, they play the perfect playlist of surfy, chill music that contributes to its perfect ambience. Can't wait to visit again on our trip back to Byron next year.

I’ve only ordered poached eggs and hallumi cheese, and the girls were very nice and accommodating, the eggs were so perfectly cooked! Recommended x

Food was great Highly recommend the acai bowl The service is great order at counter or if you grab a table first can order via the QR code on the table There is street parking and its metered service is quick

Good smoothies, though not quite sure they’re worth the high price tag. Mine was pretty watery and didn’t feel as substantial as they used to be. The venue itself is nice, though.

Nice chilli scramble - But very small serve of avocado add-on. Great coffee, average taste matcha with great look. Price in picture was $59, and $65 after weekend surcharge.

This was our second visit to Combi. This is a fabulous eatery in the heart of Byron Bay. Just about everything can be made gluten free or dairy free. I'd like to see a more kid-friendly menu, because the existing options are for more mature palates. (Note that the prices here are very high!) the staff are very cool and the ambiance is super hipster.

Amazing little cafe! The service was absolutely amazing. The food was delicious. Great serving sizes and lots of vegan and gluten free options.

After a week of eating greasy Asian food in Sydney, I was desperately in need of something healthy and fresh. Insert Combi. The menu is mostly focused on drinks and smoothies. They have a handful of food items, most of which come in a vegan and non vegan version. I ordered the avocado toast and a matcha latte. Both were excellent. They have tons of different milk options so I asked the barista what she recommended with my latte. My only regret is that I didn't come here sooner so I could've came back more times to try multiple things. I am still thinking about this place and those smoothies a couple months later...

Loved the bright, cheery atmosphere of this place. Didn't eat a full meal here -- just coffees and dessert. The coffees were good (you can choose from dairy milk, Bonsoy, coconut milk, or almond milk) and they have a huge range of other beverages (teas, kombucha on tap, smoothies, juices, etc.) For dessert, I had the beetroot brownie (vegan). It was decadent and pretty tasty. The "beetroot" part intrigued me, but you really couldn't taste it. I think it was more to add moisture to the brownie, and it worked. I couldn't eat that brownie often (it's so rich!) but it was a nice treat. This place is vegetarian, not vegan, but they do clearly-mark all of their vegan options on the menu and display case. (Also their gluten-free options.) Service was friendly and helpful, and prices were pretty good compared to other places we went in Byron Bay. I'm from Melbourne and I've never actually been to the Combi here -- but after my good Byron Bay Combi experience, I'm sure I'll hit up the one here in Melbs soon!

Came here this AM because we were staying across the street and this place is a huge Byron staple apparently. Great soundtrack, place is adorable, service was nice. The pastries and coffee look amazing but food wasn't. I ordered the vegan veggie sandwich sans cheese and my gal ordered the vegan avocado toast. Hers came out burnt. And mine came with barely any vegetables - didn't see the avocado so I asked for more, and I think I got almost no seasonings and like two enoki mushrooms on it. Our smoothies were really good (red velvet and shine on) - but for $31 our very simple vegan food should include food and not be burnt. :( I love the idea of this place - local food, local suppliers, made with love and sustainability - but I think we ordered the wrong things.

Combi is a beautiful, open-space café. The furniture and fixtures are mainly wood with a light millennium-pink theme perfect for an Instagram post. While there is outdoor seating, the openness of the café lets you feel the nice ocean breeze even when you're inside. I ordered a flat white and their blended acai, which was served in a wooden bowl. The acai definitely seemed on the pricier side, but it turned to be a very large portion that I was able to split with my friend. While most of the acai bowls I've gotten have a consistency that is more like a smoothie, this one was slightly more frozen, and chunks of the smoothie were piled on top of each other. Topped with nuts and fruit and surrounded by dried coconut, this made for a beautiful presentation. It was also nice that the acai didn't get overly runny and still had a nice consistency when I had almost finished eating it. The coffee was quite good, and I would definitely return to Combi on another trip to Byron Bay.

The most overpriced cafe with rude staff and woeful food. Takes forever to be served. Staff walk around in a daze ignoring queuing customers and act as though we should be privileged to eat here! There food is so overpriced and we Inga are tiny and they don't even make their own granola! Straight out of a packet! Save your money and your time and eat anywhere but here!

Food was AMAZING. We had the Açai bowl and veggie stack and were left drooling. Super aesthetic place too.

Pretty shakes but very overpriced in my opinion and kind of chalky if you get one with protein powder. We got the strawberry one. Pros: very cute and instagrammable :)

Really beautiful spot! The smoothies are good, along with their coffee, avocado toast, veggie toastie, and pad thai... but the best thing by far are the buckwheat pancakes with all the fruit and other fun things... a definite standout!

Yummy food. Local, trendy, healthy. Great cute location. We went there for breakfast but they have lots of different options !

I'm originally from Byron and currently live in NYC. I get so excited when I come home because everyone is friendly, kind and generous. I ordered $60 worth of food and drinks earlier and accidentally spilled my entire untouched matcha latte (worth around $7). When I asked if they could please make me a new one, to my shock they stated I needed to pay for it. I've never experienced this before, let alone from a friendly place like Byron. I've worked in the service industry for over 10 years and I would never ask a customer to do that. Food was also sub par but not sure if it was just the overbearing sour taste in my mouth after that experience. Do better next time guys, the customer is always right.

First time there today. Bit hard to get a table but definitely worth the wait. Had lentil soup and tasted the zucchini pad Thai. Both were great dishes. Bulletproof coffee was interesting. Indulgent rich flavour. Overall excellent food and service, would return. Love the huge pink concrete table. Well priced for quality of food.