Belmondos Organic Market is a restaurants & cafes in Noosaville QLD, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.5/5 rating from 294 Google reviews. Contact: +61 7 5474 4404. Website: https://belmondos.com/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Belmondos Organic Market
Noosaville QLD · Restaurants & Cafes
Hidden GemFamily FriendlySolo TravellerEco-Friendly
4.5/5
(294 reviews)
The brisket burger and beef tallow potatoes from the deli counter have no business being this good in what is, technically, a grocery store. Belmondos sits somewhere between wholefood market and neighbourhood café, and it works because it commits fully to both. The coffee is strong and the range is serious. The food bar and bakery are where the value lives: grab something from the deli or pick up a sourdough loaf rather than sitting down for the full café menu, where Noosaville prices apply with some force. The space is easy, the crowd is local, and the organic produce section stocks fruit and vegetables sourced from nearby growers alongside groceries from Australian, New Zealand, American, and Italian suppliers. Open from 6:30am on weekdays. Worth knowing: the deli section runs hot food, frozen meals, and fresh salads alongside the café offer.
Opening Hours
- Monday6:30am – 5:30pm
- Tuesday6:30am – 5:30pm
- Wednesday6:30am – 5:30pm
- Thursday6:30am – 5:30pm
- Friday6:30am – 5:30pm
- Saturday6:30am – 4pm
- Sunday8am – 2pm
Contact
- +61 7 5474 4404
- belmondos.com
- 59 Rene St, Noosaville QLD SA 4566
- View on Google Maps →
What People Say
Lydia A3 months ago
Had a really nice brunch at Belmondo’s Organic Cafe. We grabbed a couple of things from the cabinet - the eggplant with salad and a tart - both were fresh and really tasty. We also ordered the omelette from the menu, which was done really well and a generous size. Coffee was great (always a big plus), and the olive bread was one of the highlights - super good! Everything we had was delicious and felt thoughtfully made. Would definitely go back for an easy, relaxed brunch.
George Lymbers7 months ago
In Noosaville exists a fantastic purveyor of food and coffee. We had breakfast here at Noosa prices but the food is fantastic, coffee is great too. We certainly enjoyed our time here and will return soon!. It is a must for if you visit the sunshine coast.
Anna-Katharina Kestel6 months ago
Amazing place for coffee, organic food and sustainable things for kitchen/bath etc. The coffee there is really good and they have a huge variety. Also the space to sit and chill is beautiful, even when it’s crowded you always find a corner! They also have wifi which is great so I could just grab a coffee and work a bit on my laptop. What really disappointed me there is the sourdough bread with avo + eggs and the orange juice. Seriously 25$ dollars for a toast and avo on the side and an 0,4 orange juice for 14$ is a bit insane! I can recommend grabbing something from their food bar or bakery that’s great value!
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