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Open for dinner seven days a week, Foreshore Italian welcomes both Byron Bay locals and guests of Elements of Byron,

Foreshore Italian brings the warmth, generosity and simplicity of Italian cooking to Elements of Byron, celebrating the pleasure of good food, fresh ingredients and shared dining experiences. Inspired by the traditions of Italian cuisine and the abundance of the Northern Rivers, the restaurant offers a relaxed approach to dining, where familiar flavours meet the best of the region’s seasonal produce.

Led by Executive Chef Craig Robertson, the culinary direction embraces the philosophy that great Italian food begins with quality ingredients, prepared simply and with care. The menu celebrates fresh pasta, seafood, meats and vegetables, with generous dishes designed to be shared and enjoyed together. Rather than reinventing Italian classics, the focus is on allowing ingredients to speak for themselves, bringing a distinctly Northern Rivers influence to traditional Italian cooking.

Locally sourced and seasonal produce plays a central role in the kitchen. Australian buffalo mozzarella and burrata, mushrooms from the Tweed Valley, and an abundance of fresh regional ingredients reflect the restaurant’s connection to its surroundings. Native ingredients including saltbush, karkalla, river mint and native thyme – foraged from the Elements of Byron property – introduce subtle local flavours that complement the Italian foundations of the menu.

These regional ingredients sit alongside carefully selected Italian staples, including mascarpone and traditional cheeses, chosen for their authenticity and importance to particular dishes. This thoughtful balance between local provenance and Italian tradition creates a dining experience that feels both familiar, and distinctly connected to Byron Bay.

Much of the preparation takes place in-house, with fresh pasta, sauces and desserts crafted by the kitchen team. From comforting pasta dishes and handcrafted pizzas to seasonal seafood, vibrant vegetables and classic Italian desserts, the menu celebrates the diversity of Italian cuisine while remaining approachable and generous.

The atmosphere reflects this same philosophy. Warm, welcoming and effortlessly relaxed, Foreshore Italian is a place to gather around the table, share a bottle of wine, enjoy a refreshing spritz and linger over conversation. Whether it’s an intimate dinner for two, a family gathering, or a celebration with friends, the experience is centred on the simple joy of dining together.

Open for dinner seven days a week, Foreshore Italian welcomes both Byron Bay locals and guests of Elements of Byron, offering a taste of Italy shaped by the flavours, ingredients and easy-going spirit of the Northern Rivers.


More info from elementsofbyron.com.au
(02) 6639 1500



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