
CABA Social
Caba Social is a much-loved café in the heart of Cabarita Beach, serving great coffee, generous breakfast, brunch and lunch with plenty of easygoing coastal atmosphere. Established in 2019, it has grown into a genuine neighbourhood meeting place where locals and visitors come together over food, conversation and community. With vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options alongside initiatives such as its Sunday Run Club, Caba Social offers an authentic taste of everyday life in this relaxed Tweed Coast town.
0436 346 941
Opening Hours
7 days a week
6 am–2 pm
Good Coffee, Generous Food and the Community Heart of Cabarita Beach
Some cafés become more than somewhere to grab a coffee. They become part of the rhythm of a neighbourhood.
Since opening in 2019, Caba Social has grown into one of those places for Cabarita Beach — somewhere locals meet in the morning, friends settle in over brunch and visitors can experience a little of the community behind this much-loved Tweed Coast town.
The café serves breakfast, brunch and lunch alongside quality coffee, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices helping accommodate a broad range of tastes and dietary preferences. Whether you're stopping in for something quick, easing into the morning over breakfast or catching up around the table, the atmosphere remains relaxed and unmistakably coastal.
Community, however, is an equally important part of the Caba Social identity.
Its Sunday morning Run Club brings people together beyond the café, combining a social run with the option of an ocean dip before returning to the particularly important final stage — coffee. It's a simple initiative that captures what Caba Social does particularly well: creating opportunities for people to connect.
For visitors to Cabarita Beach, the café offers something beyond another place to eat. It's an opportunity to step briefly into everyday local life away from the sand and surf.
For locals, it's considerably simpler.
It's the familiar neighbourhood café where good food, good coffee, friendly faces and conversation have become part of the ritual.









