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Views, brews, cocktails, beats & eats: Lennox Pizza!

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Dine in, soak up the views, tunes, and top-notch service, grab takeaway, delivery, or order online.

For 18 years, the crew at Lennox Pizza have been serving up epic eats and good vibes in Lennox Head, just off the sand – come and enjoy it all at their wicked spot right in the heart of town! Think ocean views, funky décor, and a laid-back, family-friendly atmosphere – plus a free pool table to keep the good times rolling.

The menu is stacked with all your faves – amazing pizzas, pasta, ribs, wings, fresh local seafood, loaded fries, and drool-worthy desserts. And with Lennox Pizza’s sweet fully-licensed bar, you can sip on creative cocktails, ice-cold brews, and tasty drops.

Happy hour every day from 3pm to 5pm. Live music on Sundays from 5pm to 8pm.

Dine in, soak up the views, tunes, and top-notch service, grab takeaway, delivery, or order online. However you choose to do Lennox Pizza, one thing’s for sure – you can’t go wrong!

Lennox Pizza: 4 / 74 Ballina St, Lennox Head. Please call 02 6687 7080 for takeaway and delivery orders.

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