Berry Keeper

Noosa Heads · Since 2022

Recharge your nature

Natural food from a Brazilian founder who built his Noosa café by asking what Mother Nature would put on the menu.

Five Berry Keeper smoothies lined up — berry, chocolate, blue spirulina, pitaya and passion fruit

Field guide

Why it's called that

Three names worth knowing before you order.

Kookaburra Dreams

My hunger heard a laugh

Built around the colours of the kookaburra's plumage — blue spirulina and all.

Organic blue spirulina · Vanilla vegan protein · Banana · Organic oats · Organic vanilla extract · …

Tasmanian Devil

Named for the Tasmanian smoked salmon that makes it — a toastie with bite.

Tasmanian smoked salmon · Cheddar · Sliced avocado

Ned Berry

Full-on tasty

Named after Ned Kelly — Australia's most famous outlaw, now a berry smoothie.

Vanilla vegan protein · Raspberry · Blueberry · Strawberry · Banana · …

The keeper

Natural enough for a three-year-old?

Marcio Aleixo started Berry Keeper in 2022 as a food truck — smoothies and açaí bowls at Sunshine Coast street markets — after bringing his kitchen instincts from Rio de Janeiro to Noosa Heads.

The truck grew into a permanent café inside Noosa Fair. The question that still builds the menu never changed.

“Is this food natural enough for my three-year-old son?”

— Marcio Aleixo, founder

If yes, it goes on the menu. If not, it doesn't. The wider idea: if Mother Nature wrote the recipes, what would they look like?

Locations

Find us

Two places, different days — don't mix them up.

Coffee shop

The coffee shop

Noosa Fair Shopping Centre (next to The Reject Shop)
3 Lanyana Way
Noosa Heads QLD 4567

Monday–Saturday · 7:30am–1:00pm

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Sunday only

The Sunday food trailer

Fishermans Road Market
Fishermans Rd
Maroochydore QLD 4558

Sunday only · 6:00am–12:00pm

A different place on a different day — the café is closed Sundays.

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