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A bite-sized guide to Broadbeach brunching
Ah, Broadbeach. With its sparkling coastline, iconic surf and sunny charm, it’s easy to see why it’s one of the Gold Coast’s most loved destinations. And while the world-class beaches might lure you in, it’s the worldly brunch delights that’ll have you sticking around, fork in hand, ready for your next bite of bliss.
From luxe rooftop spreads with champagne on tap to hole-in-the-wall bagel bars slinging handheld happiness, Broadbeach is a brunch mecca serving up sunshine on a plate.
So slide into your stretchy pants and grab your best brunch buddy (human or canine), and let’s dig in! (Image credit: Brooke Darling Photography)
Top Brunch Spots You’ll Want To Wake Up Early For
No Name Lane
Location: 33 Surf Parade, Broadbeach
What to try: Artisan sourdough stacked high with poached eggs and avocado, freshly baked pastries and strong Gabriel Coffee brews that could wake the whole street.
Vibe: Minimalist chic meets Melbourne laneway cool. If you like your Broadbeach brunch stripped back but perfectly executed, No Name Lane is your jam (pun intended). Great for a Sunday date or catching up with friends who appreciate quiet corner catch ups.
Hideaway Kitchen & Bar
Location: 2657 Gold Coast Highway, Broadbeach
What to try: Asian-fusion brunch bites like bao buns with crispy pork belly, spicy dumplings and tropical cocktails. On Sundays, Hideaway serves up their famous bottomless brunch, where you can sip and snack to your heart’s content (but more on that below!).
Vibe: Bright, bold, and buzzing with energy, Hideaway Kitchen & Bar is perfect for the crew who want a brunch that doubles as a party starter. Think colourful murals, punchy flavours and a Sunday sesh that might stretch long into the afternoon.
O Bagel
Location: Shop GO.77 Ground Level, 75 Surf Parade, Broadbeach
What to try: You’ll want to set your alarm for a G’Morning Bagel with bacon, egg and spicy aioli or dive into a fan(cy) favourite – The Classy Lox with 48-hour house-cured salmon, soft herb cream cheese, baby capers, tomato and red onion.
Vibe: Compact, cool, and all about handheld happiness, O Bagel is ideal for those who want brunch on the run or as a post-surf pick-me-up. Bagels aren’t just for New Yorkers, they’re the hole package here in Broadbeach.
Banksy
Location: Shop 1/2763 Gold Coast Highway, Broadbeach
What to try: Locals rave about the Corn Fritters and Chilli Scrambled Eggs, paired with specialty Quest Coffee Roasters brew.
Vibe: Trendy yet laid-back, Banksy captures that true local vibe complete with its resident pooch, Banksy the Vizsla. It’s the perfect spot for people-watching, a laptop session or a catch-up with mates (furry ones included).
Elk Espresso
Location: Shop G044 Oasis Shopping Centre, 12 Victoria Avenue, Broadbeach
What to try: Classics include Potato Hash with avo, poached eggs and hollandaise, Pannacotta with granola, yoghurt and fresh fruit as well as seasonal specials that are as photogenic as they are delicious. And of course, the coffee is A+ with Elk’s signature blend from Parallel Roasters.
Vibe: Elk Espresso is for the passionate foodie who wants brunch with a side of artistry. it’s is all about flair and flavour-packed dishes. Perfect for your post-surf squad who still have salty hair, or anyone who likes their coffee with a little latte art magic.
Kurrawa Surf Club
Location: Old Burleigh Road, right on the beach
What to try: You can’t beat a classic eggs Benny or a stack of pancakes with the Pacific Ocean as your backdrop. The menu is flavour-packed and family-friendly.
Vibe: Casual, easygoing, and all about the views, Kurrawa Surf Club is for sandy-footed families, surf lifesavers and anyone who likes their hash browns served with a side of salty sea air.
Luna’s
Location: Shop G0.71b, The Oasis, Victoria Avenue, Broadbeach
What to try: The Ricotta & Smoked Salmon Toast with quail eggs, cucumber and salmon caviar is the kind of dish that makes you forget all about avo on toast.
Vibe: Known by night for pizza and wine, Luna’s shines just as bright at brunch. Chic and stylish, it’s the perfect spot for those who want a touch of elegance with their first coffee of the day. Ideal for a girls’ brunch with a luxe edge or anyone who likes their brekky with a little sparkle.
Sonder
Location: 1/12 Philip Avenue, Broadbeach
What to try: The Truffle Cheese Toastie is pure oozy decadence, while the Fresh Fruit Bagel with ricotta, berries and honey tastes like summer on a plate. Coffee is by Toby’s Estate, and if you’re feeling adventurous, ask for their signature Mont Blanc.
Vibe: Warm and welcoming, Sonder is all about connection. With vinyl records spinning inside, dog-friendly seating outside, and a menu designed for sparking conversations, it’s the ideal spot to brunch and maybe even meet someone new.
Craving more than just coffee?
Luna’s levels up with a 2-hour bottomless package every Saturday and Sunday with free-flowing cocktails, beer and wine, plus delicious brunch bites to match. Elk offers a Boozy Brunch option every day until 10am where you select any dish and receive bottomless Mimosas for an hour, with three Mimosa flavours to pick from! (Image credit: Brooke Darling Photography) And outside the boarders of Broadbech, there are plenty of other luxe venues to indulge in a Gold Coast bottomless brunch.
Planning Tips for a Better Brunch
- Saturdays and Sundays are bound to be busier, so if you can swing a mid-week brunch, you'll be at an adavantage.
- Book ahead at popular venues to ensure you get a seat. Note that some venues, like Elk Espresso are walk ins only.
- If you have dietary requirements, check out the menu before you go to check out which dishes you can can't eat.
- Keep an eye our for seasonal menus and specials so you can experience brunch with a twist.
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