No Bones Byron Bay

No Bones is a fully plant-based restaurant and bar on Fletcher Street, a short walk from Main Beach. It opens for dinner seven nights, and dogs are welcome at the front tables, so it works for an evening out with the dog along.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating across the front of the building, on the footpath and verandah, sheltered by the facade. The indoor dining room is off-limits. The tables sit on a busy sidewalk, so keep your dog on lead and tucked in close. Staff are good with dogs and will bring a water bowl on request, though your own is the safe call.

Good to know. It is known for creative vegan food that wins over non-vegans too - watermelon tuna, pumpkin ravioli, vegan calamari - plus a long cocktail list and a lively room. This is a dinner-out venue, so it suits a dog that settles for the evening.

Getting there. It is at 11 Fletcher Street, near the centre. Evening parking is genuinely hard here; the metered street spots fill, and the Lawson Street car park is the better backup. Walking in from central accommodation is easier than driving.

Nearby with the dogs. Main Beach and the beachside path are straight down the street for an on-lead walk, and Apex Park at the end of Fletcher Street is a shaded spot for a break.

Book ahead, take an early sitting, and walk the beach beforehand so your dog is settled for a busy footpath table.

Sources

• The 50 best areas in Byron Bay - Wanderlog · wanderlog.com

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