Absolutely mouth watering desserts! This place is a must…read morewhen in Launceston. Wide variety of sweet treats...perfect for a sweet tooth! The Belgium hot chocolate is so creamy and smooth. Also plenty of Gluten Free options. Heaps of seating and staff are friendly.

Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff but the food didn't cut it for me. I just didn't find the…read morewaffles tasty. My husband had a cookie in a pan and it haha strange aftertaste.

Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm is the cutest little farm and restaurant! We were driving from…read moreLaunceston to Hobart and happened to spot a sign for it. The restaurant is cozy and charming, with a little fireplace adding to the atmosphere. We sat by the window and enjoyed a lovely view of the lake. After our meal, we took a short walk along the lake trail and peeked at the raspberry fields. October is not the season for raspberries, so none yet! The menu creatively incorporates raspberries into many dishes. I ordered their special, a pumpkin and spinach arancini served with a fresh salad. It came with two unique dips -- a strawberry chili and a cashew aioli. The combination may sound unusual, but it was absolutely scrumptious! Since my dish didn't have their famous raspberries, I ordered a raspberry latte instead. Not sweet at all and had a very faint taste of raspberry. Mostly tasted the syrup when I got to the bottom and even then, not too sweet at all. After our meal, we headed over to their mini gift shop where they sold raspberry jam, raspberry ice cream, chocolate dipped raspberries, and a ton of other goodies. We ordered the raspberry ice cream and it was delicious! Quite possibly one of the best meals I had in Tasmania. Highly, highly recommended!

Satisfied with the food and environment The all day…read morebreakfast is a great choice for ladies since not heavy but healthy

I went on a crazy overnight road trip to Burnie a few weeks ago and I view every crazy road trip…read morearound the state as an opportunity to tick something off the to-do list. I didn't even have to push this issue myself, as the friend I visited near INSISTED that we visit Thirty Three Cups for breakfast the next morning, because apparently any visitor is a good excuse for her to eat their corn fritter dish. She spoke so highly of said fritters that, despite a very enticing menu in its entirety, all three of us ordered them. Those fritters are what is UP. Woman knows what she is talking ABOUT. There was every opportunity to hype that dish to the point of overhyping, and yet we were still blown away by how tasty that combination of classic, battery corn fritters with smoked chicken made us so happy that all three of us basically licked our plates clean. Also good was: the coffee, the stocking of Henry's ginger beer (aka My NW Crack Juice), the cheerful service, the cool fitout, the wall scribblings, that mural! The only negative was the lack of an all-day breakfast menu but heck, even the lunch menu looked like I could bury my face in it quite contentedly. I can't begin to detract stars for that singular reason, especially as I'm still thinking 'bout dem fritters weeks later. Take me back to the north west coast! Heck, take me back to ULVERSTONE! There's a sentence you don't hear all that often. I don't even care. Thirty Three Cups is worth it.

Great service, cosy little café with a handmade vintage feel. Ever changing menu so worth multiple…read morevisits. Breakfast so good but you'll have to get up early to catch it! Amazing dessert cabinet, they make everything in-house. Gluten free options. You can also pick up some free coffee grounds for your garden.

Penny Royal Launceston, for Food, Wine & Adventure. This unique location offers a day out for the…read moreentire family. From relaxing with a fine wine, or dining in the restaurant, or watching and participating in a number of activities, adventure rides, cliff walking or climbing, or launch your self off a 20 metre cliff on a zip line, or take part in a canon charge aboard a sailing ship, as you cruise the lagoon. Perhaps an underground trip exploring bye gone days. We enjoyed relaxing at the cafe, watching a number of visitors enjoying all these adventures on offer. A great place to visit, should not be missed when in Launceston. We would suggest you download there app.

This is a rare find for a long time. We are glad we took the recommendation of the hotel…read morereceptionist. Excellent value for $99 deal for 2 persons. Seafood was succulent, salad was perfectly matched, generous assortment plate of desserts was over the top with a nice bottle of wine thrown in.

I really wanted to give more stars. The food was great, and taking note of earlier reviews we…read moreskipped entrees and just ordered mains. BUT, we waited almost 1.5 hours for them! To their credit the staff were apologetic and gave us free chips and drinks in the interim, and there was a group of 15 ahead of us. Even so, it was quite a wait. Atmosphere was good, menu was limited but diverse, and we enjoyed our meal despite the wait. My salmon was good, and my husband's steak was great. Slow cooked lamb was good too. Sizes were generous.

Came here for dinner on a wet night with my partner. Nice pub atmosphere with a fire for winter…read more Entree: I ordered the honey whiskey quail. Came with halumi and a greek salad. Quail was cooked to be tender, bit pink. I enjoyed it but not much honey whiskey flavour. The halumi was a nice addition but the salad was too much. I'm now full for my main meal. My partner ordered the mushroom tart. Was rich with lots of cheese. The pastry did its job but didn't add anything to the dish. Also came with a greek salad that was too much for an entree. Main: I ordered the chef's special garlic prawn and spinach risotto. It was risotto with spinach and garlic prawns. Plenty of prawns and big serve but bland. Couldn't finish it. Dessert: Was too full to order dessert. Left feeling disappointed with a little tummy sickness.

A super find in Launceston! We weren't super hungry stopping in for lunch, so we shared the fish…read moreand chips. They were light, flaky and delicious. The chips were great too. Friendly service, good food. Prices are a little high but WELL worth it! Super location too, with the original beams and floor from the flour mill it was originally. Ambience is great!

Great service, great food! Always fresh produce and a great selection of wines and beverages. And…read morebeautiful views of the river.

Our fifth and last winery stop was at Josef Chromy Wines. It's a large commercialized winery with…read morean award winning restaurant in the back. We dropped in on a Monday (around 4:30pm). There were a few others around but most were finishing up with purchases. The view of the vineyards and lake (with a gazebo) is very picturesque. The restaurant seemed high end with prices to match. There's starters, mains, sides and desserts. There's also a four course "feed me" option ($75.00 AUD/person). Wine tastings are $5.00 AUD/person but fee is waived with a bottle purchase. We hit it off with the host who also happened to have lived in Canada. We sampled all 6 of their offerings. - NV Josef Chromy sparkling - 2017 Josef Chromy sauvignon blanc - 2017 Josef Chromy pinot gris - 2016 Josef Chromy chardonnay - 2016 Josef Chromy rosé - 2016 Josef Chromy pinot noir Decent wines but nothing particular stood out to us. If you've got money to burn, dine at the restaurant!

What a great place for good food and spectacular wine. The dining room is huge, and perfectly laid…read moreout to take advantage of the views. The food...is nothing short of perfection. The oysters were incredibly fresh; the beef carpaccio with truffle aioli was knee trembling; the pork with apple was delicious; and salmon was just...wow! So why not 5 stars...the service was friendly but incredibly slow.

This bakery is amazing! Serving bread, sweets, desserts, pies and sandwiches there's something for…read moreeveryone. Try their club sandwiches and buy a bag of cookies for the road.

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