Chalet & Co

Name: Chalet & Co
Address: Unit 11/1 Tingira Cres, Sunrise Beach, QLD, 4567, AU
Telephone: +61 7 5319 3075
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.3

Sunrise Beach · Restaurants & Cafes

BeachfrontFamily FriendlyOcean ViewEco-Friendly

4.3/5

(454 reviews)

$$

The Pink Dragon smoothie and a direct sightline to the beach at Sunrise: that's the Chalet & Co pitch, and it mostly delivers. This Tingira Crescent spot pulls a loyal local crowd for weekend brunch, with a menu that leans into sustainably sourced ingredients and dishes worth photographing before you eat them. The salmon bagel, banana waffles, and eggs Benny all get repeat mentions. Portions are solid, prices are on the higher side for the area, and the place runs busy enough that sharing a big communal table is often the deal. Coffee can lag behind the food when the room fills up, so order it early. The covered outdoor setting, concrete tables and all, works better than it sounds when the sun is out and the beach is right there.

What People Say

Martina Kindsvater5 years ago

We ordered tropical juice, iced chocolate, iced coffee. All the drinks were nice. About food was pretty good! Salmon bagel, cheesy mushroom toastie, banana waffles. All pretty Tasty! We’ll be back. Nice view front of the beach. Friendly staff. I recommend to the people come for a nice brunch.

sean francis2 months ago

If you haven’t already tried The Chalet at Sunrise beach for breakfast, brunch or lunch give it a go. Lovely place opposite the beach, yummy food and great friendly staff. If you’re a local and haven’t been lately Connie has changed up the menu to even better food choices. I can’t wait to go back, thank you Connie and staff 😀

Brooke Allisona year ago

Delicious food with good portions, always busy so as long as you're happy sharing one of the big tables you'll be fine. We got Pink Dragon smoothies, eggs Benny and the smashed avo, which was great.

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