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A great little country town with all the wonderful things you expect in a small town. Great bakery with good coffee and rolls. Meals were very cheap and tasty at the pub. It seems to have a good nightlife of a weekend, not sure about the weeknights. People were all super friendly.

Mullum is a delightful little town with a coastal hippy vibe about it. The shops are interesting and the eateries are divine. With two bath houses to choose from if your after a blissful relaxing weekend this is the place. Close to Byron and Bruns to.

It's a beautiful town with very nice shops and cafes around, the river is a great feature, friendly people and only 15min drive from the ocean. We had breakfast both days at The Patch cafe, fantastic little place with beautiful outside seating, great coffe and food options. I would avoid staying at the Middle Pub unless you don't mind loud music late at night. The food is great though, so definitely go there for a bite and a beer!

we knew the area around Mullumbimby and loved visiting again interesting small towns to wander around and check out the history. small country towns close by are Brunswick Heads, Byron Bay, Bangalow, Murwillumbah. the countryside in this area is beautiful rolling hills dotted with farms. we had lunch in Brunswick and Bangalow, and dinner at The Middle Pub good food and prices.

Mullumbimby Middle Pub is the last bastion of cool old school pub stays on the North Coast of New South Wales. A charming Old workers pub with the wrought iron verandah trimmings giving it the Aussie classic feel. A wonderful breeze of an evening after a humid and muggy day. The locals are an eclectic mix of haves and have nots, but they all get along in general. The staff are amazing and will help to no end whether it be where to go, what to see or just general quiries. It is what it is. If you want the Mercedes driving, high maintenance ideals then head to Byron Bay as that place was commercialized out the wazoo by Paul Hogan and John Cornell in the early 90's. That's where the "Beautiful People" go to visit if you're that way inclined. Mulum is an old school experience with many and varied folk milling about all day long. If you are a traveller by spirit, then this is the place. If you're a tourist looking for happy snaps of your overpriced, delectable meals and beach photos with out wanting the back story, then go to Byron, under all the fancy lights and fake people. SIMPLE.

It was close to middle of town and luckily not too far from Hotel where we had to pick up key. Also must mention fabulous bakery/coffee shop around corner in main street (same St as Hotel)....amazing coffee and delicious baked goods!