Ember Byron Bay is a nightlife & bars in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.6/5 rating from 1122 Google reviews. Contact: +61 2 5628 7070. Website: https://emberbyronbay.com.au/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Ember Byron Bay
Byron Bay · Nightlife & Bars
Solo TravellerCouplesBackpacker Friendly
4.6/5
(1,122 reviews)
Jonson Street after dark has a new anchor. Ember sits at the centre of Byron's main strip, which means foot traffic, noise, and energy on weekend nights. Without review data to draw from, the honest position is this: it's a bar in the heart of town, which tells you something about the crowd and the pace. The Jonson Street location puts it close to everything, useful if you're moving between venues or need somewhere to land after dinner. Go with realistic expectations for a busy strip bar rather than a quiet local. Worth a look on a quieter weeknight to get a proper read on what it's doing.
Opening Hours
- Monday5pm – 10pm
- Tuesday5pm – 10pm
- Wednesday5pm – 10pm
- Thursday5pm – 11pm
- Friday12pm – 11pm
- Saturday12pm – 11pm
- Sunday5pm – 10pm
Contact
- +61 2 5628 7070
- emberbyronbay.com.au/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb
- 108-114 Jonson St, Byron Bay NSW 2481
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What People Say
Raven Stevens5 months ago
Devine food and service. The steak was the softest cut we’ve ever had and cooked to perfection. The sides were delectable, could not fault anything. It was so good we ate until we couldn’t move. The service was incredible with the friendliest staff and they even offered Toledo our food warm when we had to step away. Will be returning to Byron Bay just for this establishment. Thank you!
Titch Moynihan3 months ago
Had dinner here. The location is good being in the centre of town although the road noise was, at times, quite loud as the restaurant was open to one side. The interior decor is nice with various smaller defined areas. We had 6 oysters ($46) and 4 prawns ($36) to start, then eye fillets for mains ($54 each) with potato gratin ($17) and honey glazed carrots ($17) as sides. Being a dedicated steak restaurant I expected the steaks to be cooked as ordered. They weren't. I ordered a medium rare which was rare, my companion ordered a well done, which was medium rare. We had one glass of rose for $16.90 which retails by the bottle for $17.99. We also had a glass of Shiraz for $17.90, which retails by the bottle for $30.00. Two bottles of sparkling water at $12.90 each brought the total for the meal to just under $300. The food was nice, but nothing special, and I think this place is trying to be better than it really is.
Lucy Hall6 months ago
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