Where to Eat and Drink in Pacific Palms
- Angelique Thomas
- 6 days ago
- 3 min read
From post-swim coffees to sunset drinks and relaxed dinners, where to eat and drink in Pacific Palms reflects the region’s laid-back coastal lifestyle. This guide brings together our favourite local cafés, casual eateries and nearby dining spots to help you plan where to eat during your stay.

Where to Eat and Drink in Pacific Palms
Blueys Beach Village
A local favourite for coffee, bacon and egg rolls, acai bowls, smoothies and easy beach friendly lunches. Perfect for starting the day after a morning swim.
Known for fresh juices, Indonesian inspired dishes, pancakes, salads and flavour packed plates. Plenty of vegetarian friendly options.
A go to for casual dinners, offering pizza, salads, wine, beer and gelato in a relaxed setting.
Great for stocking up on wine, beer, deli items and holiday essentials.
Boomerang Beach
Casual dining, cocktails and regular live music. A popular spot for afternoon drinks and relaxed evenings.
Elizabeth Beach
A classic local pub with raffles, live music and generous meals. Head out the back for one of the best sunset views over Wallis Lake.
Open every Sunday during summer from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm, the Booti Bar at the Pacific Palms Surf Life Saving Club offers a relaxed place to enjoy a drink while taking in the views across Elizabeth Beach and Booti Booti National Park.
Seal Rocks
Coffee, toasties and treats with uninterrupted ocean views. A must stop when visiting Seal Rocks.
Venturing a Little Further: Forster and Tuncurry

If you feel like exploring beyond the Palms, Forster and Tuncurry offer a great selection of restaurants and bars, all within an easy drive.
An oyster bar and seafood restaurant overlooking the water.
Modern Mexican food in a fun, relaxed setting.
Asian fusion, sushi and cocktails with a waterfront vibe.
Traditional Italian favourites and a family friendly atmosphere.
A local gin distillery serving fresh, seasonal dishes alongside tastings.
In Home Dining and Catering
For special occasions or relaxed evenings at home, there are several local options offering private dining and catering services.
Chef Sarah – boutique catering and private dinner parties
The Wilderness Chef – exclusive private dining experiences
Wholefood Staples – nourishing, beautifully prepared meals
For my Senses, Private chef and event caterer – thoughtful, seasonal food. Recipe developer, food stylist & menu consultant.
Availability and menus vary, so it’s best to contact providers directly.
Local Produce and Provisions
If you enjoy cooking with local ingredients, the region is home to a thriving food community. The Great Lakes Food Trail showcases local growers, producers and artisan food makers across the Barrington Coast, offering a wonderful way to discover seasonal produce and regional flavours.
You can also visit the Real Food Market, held regularly in the area, where local farmers and makers come together to sell fresh produce, baked goods and handmade treats. It’s a lovely way to stock the kitchen or simply enjoy a relaxed morning browsing what’s on offer.
Planning Your Days Around Food
Pair a long lunch with a beach visit, enjoy sunset drinks after a day on the lake, or grab takeaway and head to a lookout for golden hour. Eating in Pacific Palms is all about keeping things simple and enjoying where you are.


























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