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Best Brunch in Cairns: Cafes Worth Lingering In

Cairns's cafe scene has a strong brunch culture, particularly in the dry season when the climate is at its most appealing for outdoor seating. Edge Hill is the suburb most associated with quality independent cafes and relaxed brunch, with several spots along the Cairns Botanic Gardens corridor drawing a local crowd on weekend mornings. The Esplanade precinct has cafes with waterfront views, and the northern beaches suburbs of Palm Cove and Trinity Beach each have a handful of quality spots popular with both visitors and locals. Tropical fruit smoothie bowls, fresh juice and locally roasted coffee feature strongly on menus in Cairns. Hours vary by season; some cafes reduce weekend trading in the wet season. Checking before visiting is worthwhile.

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Best Brunch in Cairns: Cafes Worth Lingering In
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    Ochre Restaurant

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    Ochre Restaurant is a top food-dining experience in cairns.

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