Pantry 29

Traveled from Brisbane. So wanted a good coffee with great service. The barrister definitely knows her customer services. Make great coffee also made my whole family felt welcome. Definitely will come back. Much appreciated.

Located on Byron Street Bangalow in the historic Strand group of shops, Pantry 29 effortlessly caters for most tastes and dietary requirements. My gluten free chicken toastie was sublime as was his vegan wrap. What is most memorable about this visit is the efficient service with a smile.

I pulled off the M1 in search of a coffee after driving for several hours and was so pleased to find this place open when it was almost 3pm on a Saturday. While my coffee was being made, I checked out the wide range of offerings, including amazing looking salads, cakes, and gelato (two people ordered the Turkish Delight gelato while I was there, so it seems popular!). There's also a good selection of local products such as honey, jams, relishes, chocolate, and fudge. The coffee was great, and I'm keen to return to try some of the delicious food and smoothie options. This would be a good place to stop for a pick me up when travelling and also handy to grab some local products for yourself or as gifts.

Casual Deli style Cafe in the main street of Bangalow. While visiting this historical town, we stopped for morning coffee and freshly brewed chai. They offer both vegan and traditional chai. The difference is no honey in the vegan chai. Good selection the plantbased milks also available. The chai infused with oat millk and served in a generous sized teapot. I had 2.5 cups of tea. They are dog friendly, outdoor seating is a tall long bench with bar stools on the footpath. A great place to be perched and check out the bustle of this location. They also had a large selection of rolls and other meals although we only had morning beverages.

Fantastic sandwiches / flat grills and really nice smoothies. Small area to sit if dinning in. Better to get takeaway from here.

I had a tremendous coffee here, with an excellent gluten free brownie. There was heaps of chilled water on hand too, just what I needed.

Dropped in for a quick bite for lunch on our way through. I thought ordering the chicken Turkish was self explanatory. Except once I finally got to bite into it while driving, there was ham in it. So I tossed the whole thing out :( maybe label your food a bit better in the window so people get what they think they are getting that's on the label. Edited to add: Mate, it doesn't take much to add chicken & bacon to your sign. Nothing written to say read the boards. I was in a rush and whether it was bacon or ham is irrelevant, I don't eat pork products. I wanted a sandwich and to get back on the road.

Yummy chai latte and all the girls were very friendly

I'm not really sure if I can call this a cafe, or at least a cafe in the not so, modern traditional sense, but it is still a rather nice place to grab some tea, or a coffee if you are so inclined. The thing that I really liked about this place, other than the atmosphere, was the really friendly barrista who went out of her way to make sure that my tea was just the way I liked it. So, this place was actually quite nice actually.