Palm Springs Burleigh is a restaurants & cafes in Burleigh Heads, NSW, Australia, with a price range of $$. It has a 4.6/5 rating from 700 Google reviews. Website: https://www.palmspringsburleigh.com/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Palm Springs Burleigh
Burleigh Heads · Restaurants & Cafes
Solo TravellerVegan OptionsParking AvailableDog Friendly
4.6/5
(700 reviews)
$$
The Southern Californian aesthetic hits you before the menu does. Palm Springs Burleigh runs on good light, good tunes, and a QR code ordering system that keeps things moving. The chicken burger and vegan burrito both draw consistent praise, the chilli scrambled eggs are worth noting, and the coffee is solid across the board, though the dirty chai runs light on espresso. Upstairs is the main event, spacious enough to actually breathe, with a few open-air tables downstairs. Drinks lean pricey and non-coffee options are limited, so arrive knowing what you want. Dogs are welcome and the kitchen keeps snacks for them too. Street parking is a genuine challenge; the undercover parking below the building is your best move.
Opening Hours
- Monday6am – 2:30pm
- Tuesday6am – 2:30pm
- Wednesday6am – 2:30pm
- Thursday6am – 2:30pm
- Friday6am – 2:30pm
- Saturday6am – 2:30pm
- Sunday6am – 2:30pm
Contact
- palmspringsburleigh.com
- 1878 Gold Coast Hwy, Burleigh Heads QLD 4220
- View on Google Maps →
What People Say
Nicolas dela Fuente2 weeks ago
The Cali burrito was good but could use a bit more onion and tomato to cut through the richness. The sauce on the eggs benedict was really good. You could tell they used brown butter and it was just really tasty, just wished they had a salad on the side or something green for some contrast. The pancakes were just okay. It tasted good, but we found them too dense and chewy.
Mohammed Sohaila month ago
Visited Palm Springs Burleigh and overall had a good experience. The cafe has a great atmosphere, a nice location, and the food was really good. The portion sizes were generous, so you definitely get good value for what you order. The barista was especially friendly and welcoming, which was appreciated. However, the table service could be improved. We asked for water and were told it would be brought over, but it never arrived, so we ended up getting it ourselves from the front. The staff seemed quite busy chatting with each other and didn’t appear very attentive to customers at times. It’s a lovely spot with great food, and with a little more attention to customer service, it could be even better.
Chris St Clair3 weeks ago
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