At Bayside Burgers we source all our food, beer and wine fresh from
the South West.
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At Bayside Burgers we source all our food, beer and wine fresh from
Located in the heart of Dunsborough,
Bayside Burger Bar is the ideal licensed venue for families and friends looking to unwind and recharge after hitting the local attractions.
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Looking for a venue for your next Corporate Event or Party?
We have an upstairs private bar that can be reserved for large groups or special occasions. Just call or email to book.
Contact karl@baysideburgerbar.com.au for further info.
Go to: https://cabinfeverfest.com.au/events/ for tickets, selling fast!
Location
239 Naturaliste Terrace,
Dunsborough, WA 6281
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We use fresh South-west Black Angus Beef and our patties are chargrilled until pink and juicy.
Please let us know if well-done is your preference.
All our burgers can be substituted with our new BEYOND BURGER® patty for an extra $2.50
Burger Bowl - any burger can be served minus the bun.
Vegetable and lentil patty can be swapped into any burger.
Vegan cheese and mayonnaise options available.
Gluten-free buns available … $2.
Salad = red onion, tomato, lettuce
The southwest region of Western Australia is known the world over for its incredible selection of award winning wineries, craft breweries, and distilleries. Our drinks menu changes from time to time depending on our favorite tipple of the day. We are also licenced for take-away alcohol and have a large range of canned and bottled beer.
Local spots that put us on the map
WINDMILLS
An iconic summertime surf break and beach near Sugarloaf. Leg it over the rocks to get out there. Just as popular with dolphins as humans. Great spot for beachcombing with the kids.
Sugarloaf Rock
A towering granite rock that emerges from the Indian Ocean near Cape Naturaliste.
One of the most photographed coastal rocks in the South-West.
Size matters.
3 Bears
Kabbijgup Beach
Find a surf break that’s just right from one of the 3 Bears reefs just south of Sugarloaf Rock.
B.Y.O 4WD to access it. Old Kingswoods and Corollas will struggle.
Supertubes
Legendary surf break on a shallow reef.
Made famous by a bloke named Munga, and rated as one of the best beaches in Australia - if not the world - by a bloke named Matt..
Injidup
There’s not much you can’t do at Injidup.
Swim, surf, fish, hike or explore. Plenty of hidden treasures at both ends of this amazing stretch of sand.
Bunker Bay
This picturesque bay will have pristine conditions when the west coast is a washing machine. A favourite for photographers and surfers looking for a sheltered option in winter.
Rocky Point
Rocky Point is a left-hand point break found at the north end of Eagle Bay. Considered a ‘family friendly’ wave, and very popular with European backpackers. Foreign accents, seals and whales abound.
Point Piquet
A spectacular bay between Eagle Bay and Meelup.
The water is a pure turquoise blue. Nowhere better to contemplate life, au naturel.
Firey’s Descent
The iconic local mountain bike trail that sees you blasting downhill with sweeping views across Meelup Regional Park. Just "send it".
Castle Rock
Castle Rock is located at the end of Castle Bay and is accessed by strolling along the beach or via the Meelup Trail. A climb to the top will offer a pretty sweet view, especially when there’s a full moon.
Greenacres
The old Dunsborough Caravan Park that was closed in 2000. Happy camping memories here for many Dunsborough visitors in times gone by. The spot to ‘pick up’ back in the day.
Quindalup
Many an epic fishing adventure has started at the Quindalup boat ramp. Geographe Bay offers some of the best secret fishing spots. And don’t forget ‘Squiddy’ the giant squid. He’s still out there.
Ghost Trail
The once infamous pitch-black walk trail that connects Caves House Hotel with Yallingup beach. Said to be haunted with the crushed egos of many a spurned Sunday Session punter.