Treehouse Byron Bay

Treehouse: Breakfast Bliss, Dinner Vibes Our two visits felt like two different chapters — both enjoyable in their own ways. Dinner with a Crowd We were a group of 13, soaking up the lounge beats. Luckily our seats were behind the speakers, so we could actually hear one another and enjoy the atmosphere. Most dishes went down well; the pizzas looked lovely (my husband loved his) and there were a handful of tasty pastas and chicken salads. My grass-fed burger was underwhelming — a simple bun, patty, cheese, gherkin and a lonely lettuce leaf — and the fries arrived a little scattered and less crisp than I’d hoped. Cocktails and mocktails were a real highlight, bright and well balanced. One odd service quirk: drinks could be ordered via QR code, but food had to be ordered with a waiter. Breakfast for Two Breakfast was the star. We arrived early (8:30am) to a calm room with 80s pop in the air — exactly our vibe. The chia bowl and granola bowl were fresh and delicious, a perfect start to the day. Ordering beverages and breakfast via QR code was seamless, the coffee was delightful, and by 9:30 the place had gently come to life with other guests settling into the Treehouse mood. We left feeling relaxed and very happy. Too chatty to take dinner photos, but plenty of good memories. From two happy Sicilians. 🇮🇹👬🏽🏳️‍🌈

Tucked into Jonson Lane, away from the main-street circus, Bang Bang keeps things casual and affordable. The kind of spot that rewards locals who know their way around the back streets of Byron.