Description
The Spicy Sunset bowl has more bite than the standard acai version, and the banana bread with coffee is reason enough to interrupt a beach walk. Zenith sits directly on the sand with open sea views, proper chairs, and an oat-milk coffee menu that doesn’t taste like a punishment for avoiding dairy.
The kitchen leans fully vegetarian and vegan, with more range than the usual fruit-bowl-and-good-luck setup. The Stack, baked sweet potato with hummus, mushroom tofu bowl and vegetable massaman bring Middle Eastern flavours into the mix. Matcha with coconut milk, coconut iced coffee, fresh juices and goji balls cover the drinking and snacking side without requiring a lecture about chlorophyll.
The mushroom burger is the safe savoury pick. Leave the avocado bread alone; it arrives with all the excitement of beige wallpaper. The pink pancakes and acai bowls run sweet, so choose a savoury bowl if breakfast needs to last beyond the first swim.
Zenith costs more than a roadside Thai breakfast, and it is cash only. Sit facing the water rather than treating the place as a quick coffee hatch; that beachfront table is what the bill is paying for.
Highlights
- Broad vegetarian and vegan menu with tofu, hummus and vegetable curries
- Strong coffee, including oat-milk drinks and coconut iced coffee
- Banana bread, Spicy Sunset bowls and mushroom burgers land well
- Prices sit above nearby roadside restaurants
- Avocado bread is bland, and sweet bowls lean heavily sugary
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