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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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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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