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ALDI
Where Byron locals actually do their weekly shop. ALDI on Byron Street keeps prices grounded in a town where groceries can feel like a luxury tax. Self-caterers, long-stay visitors, and anyone who'd rather spend their money at dinner than on pantry staples.
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Bunnings Byron Bay
The big green shed on Bayshore Drive handles everything from storm-fence repairs to full garden overhauls. Competitive pricing, easy parking away from the town-centre chaos, and a garden centre stocked with plants that actually survive the Byron climate.
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Habitat Retail & Lifestyle Precinct
Tucked into the Habitat lifestyle precinct on Porter Street, this cafe draws a crowd that's more local than tourist. A quieter alternative to the main strip, with the kind of unhurried pace that makes a second coffee feel reasonable.
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IGA Byron Bay
Byron's main full-service supermarket, sitting quietly off Bayshore Drive near the Arts & Industry Estate. Better parking than anywhere near town, standard supermarket pricing, and the kind of reliable stock that makes self-catering in Byron actually viable.
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Trinkets The Bead Shop
A bead shop on Jonson Street stocked for makers and browsers alike. Charms, findings, and raw materials for jewellery projects from beginner kits to more serious restocking runs. Small, specific, and worth slowing down for.
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Woolworths Byron Bay
Byron's full-size supermarket anchor on Jonson Street. Trolley-worthy rather than basket-only, with a deli counter and proper pantry range. The car park tests patience on weekends — weekday mornings are the local's move.
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Woolworths Mullumbimby
The practical anchor of the Mullumbimby shop. A full-size supermarket on Station Street stocking the national range at everyday prices, drawing valley locals rather than visitors. For self-catering hinterland stays, it's the most straightforward weekly shop in the area.
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