North Stradbroke Island has three main townships – Dunwich, Amity Point and Point Lookout. Across the island, you’ll find everything from trawler-fresh seafood and island-style pizzas to beachfront dining, laidback cafés and classic pub meals. Whether you're grabbing takeaway after a beach day or settling in for sunset drinks, Straddie delivers relaxed, local flavour in every town.
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Where to Eat and Drink on North Stradbroke Island
Dunwich (Goompi)
Dunwich is the island’s arrival point and cultural heart. It’s more than just the ferry terminal – it’s home to welcoming local cafés, a craft brewery, club dining and fresh seafood. It’s also the best place to stock up on picnic supplies or BBQ essentials before heading across the island.
Places to Eat and Drink - Dunwich
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Craft beer brewed on site, woodfired pizzas and casual share plates in a relaxed brewery setting. A go-to for long lunches and easy afternoons.
Address: 5 Junner Street, Dunwich
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Casual takeaway serving pizzas, kebabs and easy family meals – perfect for a quick dinner after a beach day.
Address: 7 Ballow Road, Dunwich
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Now operating from a Dunwich shopfront, Perry’s Seafood offers fresh local seafood, dine-in meals and coffee. A great stop for lunch, takeaway or picking up fresh catch.
Address: 7 Stradbroke Place, Dunwich
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Waterfront club dining overlooking Moreton Bay, offering relaxed bistro-style meals in a welcoming setting.
Address: 1 Yabby Street, Dunwich -
Authentic Thai cuisine served in a relaxed club atmosphere. A popular spot for flavour-packed dinners with friends and family.
Address: 2 Ballow Road, Dunwich -
Set amongst native bushland and wildlife, the club's restaurant offers relaxed dining surrounded by trees, kangaroos and birdlife. A uniquely Straddie experience.
Address: Alfred Martin Way, North Stradbroke Island (just past Brown Lake)
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Fresh bread, pies, sweet treats and coffee – ideal for stocking up before exploring the island.
Address: 11 Ballow Road, Dunwich
Shops & Groceries - Dunwich
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Local grocery store with supplies, fresh fruit & veg, and takeaway food
Address: 5 Ballow Road, Dunwich
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Groceries, fresh produce and everyday essentials.
Address: 5 Stradbroke Place, Dunwich
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Quality cuts, BBQ packs and gourmet extras including cheeses, sauces and entertaining essentials for your island stay.
Address: 1 Stradbroke Place, Dunwich
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Beer, wine and spirits for your stay.
Address: 11 Ballow Road, Dunwich
Point Lookout
Point Lookout is the island’s coastal hub, known for surf beaches, the iconic Gorge Walk and a vibrant dining scene. From elevated coastal dining and sunset cocktails to takeaway fish and chips, there’s something for every appetite.
Places to Eat and Drink - Point Lookout
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A long-standing island favourite offering bar and bistro dining in a relaxed coastal setting. Ideal for casual meals and sunset drinks.
Address: 158 East Coast Road, Point Lookout -
Fresh, flavour packed lunches, dinners, sunset cocktails, and afternoon bites with a view. Perfect for special occasions or sunset drinks.
Address: 41 East Coast Road, Point Lookout
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A stylish coastal restaurant blending Mexican flavours, woodfired pizzas and creative cocktails with laidback island charm.
Address: 83 Dickson Way, Point Lookout
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Located opposite the Gorge Walk, this café and restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and fresh local seafood in a casual setting.
Address: 21 Mooloomba Road, Point Lookout
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Family-friendly dining in a relaxed club setting.
Address: 1–5 East Coast Road, Point Lookout
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Known for healthy, island-style breakfasts and lunches made with fresh seasonal ingredients.
Address: 27 Mooloomba Road, Point Lookout
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Fresh local seafood, prawn rolls and seasonal catches direct from island waters.
Address: 1 Mintee Street, Point Lookout -
A popular takeaway coffee stop near Cylinder Beach.
Location: Cylinder Beach, 130 E Coast Road, Point Lookout
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A local bakery serving fresh bread, pies, pastries and sweet treats.
Address: 16 Mooloomba Road, Point Lookout
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Homemade gelato and coffee in the heart of Point Lookout – a sweet treat after a beach walk.
Address: 15 Mooloomba Road, Point Lookout -
Artisan gelato and sorbet served in a relaxed coastal setting.
Address: 15 Mooloomba Road, Point Lookout
Shops & Groceries - Point Lookout
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Fresh local seafood sourced from island vessels and surrounding waters.
Address: 1 Donahue Street, Point Lookout
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Point Lookout Roadhouse combines fuel, groceries and takeaway dining in one convenient stop. Known for its hearty meals and popular Indian curries.
Address: 126 Dickson Way, Point Lookout QLD 4183
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Groceries, fresh produce, bait, ice and everyday essentials.
Address: 2 Endeavour Street, Point Lookout
Amity Point
Known for calm bay waters, fishing and spectacular sunsets, Amity Point offers relaxed dining in a quiet coastal setting. It’s ideal for casual meals, fresh seafood and easy evenings.
Places to Eat and Drink - Amity Point
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A family-friendly venue offering classic pub-style meals in a relaxed community setting.
Address: Claytons Road, Amity Point
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A relaxed, chill dining venue serving pub-style meals in a welcoming island setting. A great spot to gather with friends for lunch or dinner.
Address: 21 Ballow Street, Amity Point
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Located within Amity Pavilion, Bo Beans serves quality coffee using Moreton Bay Coffee Co. beans. Perfect for a morning pick-me-up before a day of exploring.
Located at Amity Pavilion, 21 Ballow Street, Amity Point
Shops & Groceries - Amity Point
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Convenience groceries, ice, bait and beach-day essentials.
Address: 1 Llewellyn Street, Amity Point
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