Paséyo

Paséyo is a wholefood café on the corner of Tincogan and Stuart streets in Mullumbimby, with a menu centred on fresh, balanced meals that are designed to be ordered and served quickly. Breakfast is available until 11am or sold out, followed by lunch from 11am. The menu includes plenty of plant-based choices, along with gluten-free and dairy-free options, making it a useful stop for diners looking for nourishing food without a long wait.

Breakfast ranges from the Smashed Avo, served with mixed greens, cherry tomatoes, Moroccan carrot, roasted pepitas and lemon-tahini dressing, to the Breakfast Burrito with coconut brown rice, egg, black beans, pico de gallo and spinach. The Acai Bowl combines organic acai and fruit with granola, coconut flakes, cacao nibs and house-made chocolate sauce. Andrew’s Breakfast offers toast with avocado, marinated shiitake mushrooms, Italian beetroot and tahini dressing, while the Muesli Bowl is topped with fruit, coconut and cacao nibs.

At lunch, the Earth Bowl and Beanie Bowl bring together grains, greens, vegetables, legumes, tempeh or mushrooms, nuts and house dressings. Other substantial options include the Nacho Bowl, Naked Burrito, Tempeh Salad Wrap, Tempeh Burger and Halloumi Burger. The café also has locally sourced and house-made treats in its display cabinets; staff can advise which options are exclusively vegan or vegetarian. For drinks, there is organic fair-trade Colombian coffee, loose-leaf organic tea, house-made chai and turmeric lattes, cacao, matcha and a broad selection of plant-based smoothies and cold-pressed juices.

The name Paséyo is pronounced “pa-say-yo” and draws on the Spanish word “paseo”, describing a leisurely stroll in good company, often on the way to food. The café says it aims to create that relaxed, meandering feeling while operating as a responsible food business with a focus on nutritious meals, lower-impact practices and simple service. It suits anyone after a quick breakfast or lunch in Mullumbimby, particularly plant-based diners and people seeking clearly identified gluten-free or dairy-free choices. Solo visitors, takeaway customers and small groups can all find practical, substantial options, though the website does not provide details about the physical seating area or broader facilities.