Saltwood Cafe and Lifestyle

Wonderful cafe, with beautiful shop attached. The cafe was very well curated with a beautiful beachy vibe. On a raining dull day it transformed our day with the attentive and friendly service. We ordered some ice coffees and sweet potato fries that were so yummy, overall great experience.

Dinner menu is a joke. There are few pizzas and few pasta and literally one salad to choose from. Plus no changes are allowed so if you don’t like an ingredient in a meal, suck it up. Prices are very high for the poor quality of food and I think the place survives only because there’s nothing else around and they’re right opposite a camping ground, with fresh clientele regularly checking in. I read on lunch they’re ok, but haven’t tried it myself. Staff was courteous but you can’t call that “service”

Loved the food, ambience and atmosphere. Saltwood is a very good reason to venture off the Princes Highway for a delicious meal. Excellent coffee and the friendly staff in both the cafe and the shop just enhance the overall experience.

The breakfast food was great, but dinner was a completely different story. The spaghetti was incredibly bland, overpriced and a tiny portion. I think it only used three ingredients. The supreme pizza was nice, but the chicken pizza missed the mark. Putting a whole salad on top of it must have been some kind of joke too. The staff and venue are nice.

This place is great if you think that charging 23$ for 2 fried eggs, one small slice of sourdough, and a few leaves with 3 small cubes of feta cheese and less than a quarter of an avocado is fair. Way too expensive, the atmosphere is good but seriously 23$ is way too much for the Mediterranean breakfast. I used to came here for breakfast and food was good, serves were enough to go out full. Today I'm leaving full of disappointment.