Aromas Restaurant & Bar Noosa

Name: Aromas Restaurant & Bar Noosa
Address: 32 Hastings St, Noosa Heads QLD, SA, 4567, AU
Telephone: +61 7 5474 9788
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.8

Noosa Heads QLD · Restaurants & Cafes

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3.8/5

(1,576 reviews)

$$

Front-row seats on Hastings Street, cane-back chairs, a leafy terrace, and enough foot traffic to keep things interesting. Aromas has been a Noosa institution long enough that the location does a lot of the heavy lifting, and on a good day, it earns it. The lemon and blueberry tart is worth ordering, the croissants hold up, and the coffee is reliable. The broader menu is more variable. Reviews flag the occasional cold plate or mixed-up order, though staff consistently handle complaints with speed and good grace. Think of it as a place to linger over something light rather than a destination for a serious breakfast. Moderate pricing, prime real estate, and a terrace that catches the morning well. Book a front-row table and keep expectations calibrated accordingly.

What People Say

Anita Herrerosa month ago

The place is lovely and the service is good, but the food was disappointing, overpriced, and bad. I ordered a zucchini starter and I've never experienced this before because I’m a foodie person but it was so bad that I was grossed out after the first bite and we couldn't eat it. The gnocchi dish wasn't great either, nothing special at all for a 38 AUD plate.

Jak & Mie5 months ago

The staff were lovely and provided excellent service. Our food arrived quickly, the drinks were delicious, and the croissants were fantastic. The only minor issue was that our muffin didn’t seem fully cooked. We mentioned it to the staff, and the wonderful waitress promptly brought us a fresh one, explaining that the chefs had used a different flour. She also kindly processed a refund which is great service.

Jen Williams2 months ago

Nice spot but the food is disappointing. My partners meal came out before mine and he finished his food before I even got my meal. My scrambled eggs were very overcooked and dry, and the avocado I paid $7 extra for was hard. Coffee was fine but doubt I’ll come back here. For the price, I expect much better food.

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