This review may be overexcited due to the nature of the town of Devonport but this is truly the…read morenicest pub I went to whilst I was in was Tasmania. Excellent bar prices and friendly staff (cliche but true), very fun and unique decor and keeps the Aussie pub feel without going too yuppie. I highly recommend this place if you have spirit of tasmania time to kill or around here touring Cradle Mountain area.

My family visited the Central on our last night on holiday in Tasmania. We felt that the dining…read moreroom was cozy and inviting. It felt great to sit by the fire on a chilly evening. I decided to try the chicken breast burger while my wife went with the open steak sandwich. Both were excellent! The kids menu was nicely varied; my oldest son ordered the spaghetti, my daughter and youngest son decided on chicken nuggets and chips. All plates were cleared. The staff brought out colored pencils and activity sheets for the kids, which kept them occupied as we waited for our food. This was a great choice for our last dinner in Tasmania and we will be sure to stop in again on our next visit!

Great laneway cafe culture in the heart of Devonport. Excellent maple bacon waffles. Ham / bacon…read moreseems to be a specialty.

Really cool cafe, quite hip for Tasmania! Food and service is great and nice ambience.read more

Excellent Italian food for a small port town! Sauces tasted very homemade and packed with flavor…read more I tasted the Napoli(tomato) and the Garlic(alfredo) sauces. I ordered the chicken parm and it was a filling meal pan fried to perfection. Good amount mozzarella and more meat then breading. Got a chicken ceaser salad along with it cuz I was a but hungry having skipped lunch. They lacked in service and the tables were not full. They had one waitress and two tables when I arrived. 20 minutes before I got a drink order in and another 15 before I got my drink. I went ahead and ordered my food along with the drink and the place got packed! Another waitress joined into help out and she was very skilled. Had she been there earlier, they probably would have gotten five stars. The food took about 15 minutes to come out and well worth the wait. Don't come here if your expecting a quick meal, be ready to chill and enjoy.

I've been to Devonport a few times, but never really stopped to look around. From what I'd heard…read morefrom Southern Tasmanians I was expecting a pretty bogan little city. So naturally I was really impressed by Valentino's. Well priced meals, made with tasty, fresh ingredients, served by friendly confident staff made for a comfortable and relaxed evening. Our entire group ordered pasta, and no one was disappointed. Another bonus was the beer and wine list. It's always good to see restaurants stocking local wines, but even better, local beers. I'm starting to get bored of the same limited beer list at every restaurant. After this experience, I'm keen to get back to Devonport to try the rest of the best of Best Street!

I ate lunch at Stonie's Cafe in Devonport, Tasmania on March 1, 2013. It was my first time there…read more My cruise ship, the Pacific Princess, was at Burnie, Tasmania that day. The food was good and the place reminded me of the U.S. during the 1950's. My server did a good job as well. Plus, I took photos.

Came at 7:35, not open, girl counting cash, waited until 7:45, found another place on Yelp. Maybe…read moreit was an off day.

Great place to head for either before or after your ferry from Melbourne to Devonport. Good coffee…read moreand friendly staff.

Excellent fish and chips; fast and friendly service. There's an varied takeaway menu but we usually…read moreget just the fish and chips or scallops and chips. Generous servings and always well cooked.

A hotel restaurant that has a surprisingly good menu using a selection of local Tasmanian produce…read more Good sized portions and well presented dishes with great flavours. Good service but a little slow out of the kitchen. Overall, a dining experience that well exceeds the market positioning of the hotel brand it is housed in and probably among the best food you will find in a Devonport restaurant.

Limited menu in light of it is part of hotel complex and variety of customers you would expect they…read morewould need to cater for. Also very limited in hours open, even for hotel guests.

Fries cold or entirely missing. Burgers missing the bottom half of the bun. Surly staff who lie…read moreabout the prices displayed on the menus and resent being asked for a refund when they overcharge you. I know it's not high class dining, but they used to pride themselves on consistency. Now, not so much.

Great little cafe with a mix of Afghan, Korean and Australian food. I ate here twice, breakfast on…read morethe way into Taz and then lunch on the way out. Breakfast was eggs on toast, with a twist, Afghan bread for the toast and some honey and yogurt sauce on the side. Really good. Then lunch was Afghan korma, with chicken and garlic bread. Capuccino was perfect both times, food was great. Friendly staff and fast service in an informal cafe setting. Great place to eat especially if you want something a little different than a meat pie or a toasted sandwich.

Excellent espresso! I stopped by for a quick snack. I enjoyed the home-made sausage roll and the…read moreTurkish delight. The owner was very nice and service was fast. They have Afghan food, which I'd loved to try...