Sunset Sips: Where to Find the Best Bars in Noosa

Welcome to Noosa, where sunny stretches of coast meet a bustling food, wine and fashion scene. Nestled along the iconic Hastings Street and beyond, Noosa’s bar scene offers a tantalising array of venues, each with a unique charm and character.

From chic cocktail lounges to laid-back beachside retreats, Noosa’s best bars promise an unforgettable experience to first-time tourists and seasoned regulars alike. Whether you’re seeking a sophisticated aperitif or a casual drink with friends, there’s a spot to suit every mood and occasion.

So once you’ve checked into your Noosa accommodation and unpacked all of your bathing suits, take a scroll through our guide to Noosa’s best bars and let’s plan your dream getaway!

Moonstruck

Cafe by day, gin-slinging bar by night, Moonstruck is always a delight. After a long day at the beach, it’s the perfect place to wind down with seating sprawling out across the pavement. Enjoy the curated Australian small-batch gin collection (go for a gin flight!) alongside a cheeseboard and soak up the last of the day before repeating it all again tomorrow.

5 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads

Seabourne Gin Distillery

Get a taste of a hyper-local drop at Seabourne Gin Distillery. They’ve won awards all over the world for their delicious gins, a favourite of which is their Coastal Gin. This beauty is packed with maritime botanicals and hinterland spice sourced locally, perfect for a day by the sea.

If you’ve got time on your hands, opt to partake in the distillery tour. You’ll learn a bunch about the process whilst sipping on a welcome drink. Afterwards, enjoy a tasting flight and cheeseboard before deciding what to spend your $10 gin shop voucher on.

9 Rene Street, Noosaville

Miss Moneypenny’s

With a relaxed atmosphere on stylish Hastings Street, Miss Moneypenny’s is the perfect place to stop by to sip on cocktails that look as good as they taste. Be sure to stay a little longer and indulge in artfully constructed meals like the Chargrilled Ora King Salmon Stick, local scallops served in a half shell or the Slipper Lobster Linguine.

6 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads

Pucca

If a gin and tonic is your go-to order, head to Pucca! This Euro-Indian restaurant is also one of the most popular bars in Noosa for a boutique gin experience. Serving a variety of local and international gins, you can enjoy a fresh G&T or a curated cocktail, designed to complement and enhance each spirit’s unique botanical profile. If gin isn’t your thing, there are plenty of other cocktails and beer options on the menu.

The Pavilion, 19 Sunshine Beach Road, Noosa Heads

YoYo Bar & Restaurant

For drinks with a view, head to YoYo Bar & Restaurant. YoYo is one of the best bars in Noosa to visit if you’re chasing down an extensive wine list, elegant cocktails and a good mix of local and international craft beers and spirits.

Boasting a global wine list, housed in a custom-made, temperature-controlled cellar, YoYo comes heavily awarded. The interiors at this Noosa bar are modern and ambient, but we love the refreshing river views from the balcony.

1/249 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville

Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club

What could be more iconically Australian than a surf club? Always a casual crowd-pleaser, the Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club is easily one of the best bars in Noosa for a myriad of occasions, group sizes or situations. Whether you’ve spent the day trekking the national park, swimming in the surf or shopping up a storm on Hastings Street, head into this trusty establishment for a certified good time.

While you’re here, you’ll enjoy views of Noosa’s world-famous beach, and enjoy a variety of beers from the whopping thirty taps on deck.

69 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads

Now that you’ve discovered all the best bars in Noosa, scout out the tastiest restaurants in the area to complete your stay. Don’t forget to slip, slop and slap during your visit to this coastal part of Queensland, and layer up on a good quality SPF.

Writer

Lexie Mamo

27 November 2025

Lexie is the Brisbane Editor at Sitchu and has been part of the team since October 2020. Her background lies in fashion eCommerce and content marketing, having worked in digital roles across brands like Lorna Jane, Black Milk Clothing and dk active. A Brisbane native, Lexie covers food, lifestyle, events, and travel guides for the Sunshine State. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her reading, visiting coffee spots or snapping shots of her rescue cat for his Instagram account.