Fantastic little spot on George St. My wife and I had breakfast here on our last day on…read moreLaunceston. Food was fresh and delicious. I had the bacon and eggs, and my wife had a zucchini fritter with hot smoked salmon. Over heard a women loudly exclaim the eggs benedict were the best she ever had! Premium, fresh and local ingredients, and meals bought to the table by the very friendly chef. Coffee was also very good. Definitely recommend if you're in the area!!

Really good coffee, smooth as soy latte. Coffee date rated his flat white as up there…read more Perch on the sunny windowsill, grab a blanket for your knees if you feel the cold. It's Tassie, so you will feel it! You can buy coffee beans here too, Amelia Blend using Ritual coffee. If you wanna, buy a keep cup and help save the world from a death by a billion coffee cups.

The best coffee in Launceston. I've tried them all…read more Now just filling up space in my review, under instruction by Yelp... which is annoying.

This definitely is not your hip and modern kind of cafe but it does have alot of charm!…read more Think of it more as a cosy - old style place with amazing warm service and cheap delicious food. We found this cafe on a Sunday (not usually opened on Sundays but was due to the footy crowd). There were not many places around to eat, so once we went around the back the friendly host informed us that there would be at least a 30 min wait - and if that was OK. We were happy to wait, and ordered iced coffee's that were promptly served and hit the spot. The Eggs Benedict I ordered was DELICIOUS. I've since had it one more time and I still think about it days later... so much hollandaise... yum. But I think the thing that stands out the most about this place is the service. The lady who runs it is so amazingly friendly - in fact all the staff there are lovely. I wish I lived local as I would be there so often as it kind of felt like home :)

I love this place for when you feel like something that screams comfort food/like mum used to make…read more It's prices are the best I have seen in Launceston and the staff are really very lovely :) we got in just at closing on Saturday and instead of telling us they were closed they still took our orders (which were really yummy) and let told us stay and eat while they were getting ready to close :) we weren't rushed at all. They also have toys & crayons for the kids and a large kids menu (which isn't really unhealthy like most places) Great place, will definitely go again :)

Excellent food, excellent service, excellent food, excellent value. Parking can be scare but…read moreworth the inconvenience.

They were in a partially open state while doing renovations, which means I didn't get to try…read moreanything from their kitchen, which is kind of a shame. What they did have was a pretty decent, if pricey chia pudding. I could imagine that when they do have a running kitchen, their food might be quite nice, but since they chose to be open, I feel it fair to rate them based on what they had to offer while I was there.

Perfect poached eggs and the chilli scrambled eggs were amazing.... Great chilli hit. Now open on…read moreSundays too

While trying to find parking to go to bryher cafe and struggling with a shortage of coins and…read moremetered parking everywhere, I decided to go to the closest cafe to my parking spot. I entered a warm bustling cafe which was already quite full due to large table that had been reserved. Staff however found me a table in the corner and brought over some water straight away. The cafe is connected to a homewares store which is interesting. Apparently this cafe seemed to be the only one open as people kept rolling in with lots of takeaway orders and my order for an extra hot skinny dirty chai became delayed. When it arrived it was lukewarm and but delicious. Though I had ordered a large it didn't have two shots of espresso in it which was disappointing Their menu had lots of interesting options. I got the truffle mushrooms. My dish was delectable. Large fried Portobello mushrooms in some pesto sauce with crispy enoki. Delicious crunchy soft sourdough. Beautiful poached eggs and cherry tomatoes. Beautifully flavoured. Very filling and satisfying. And of course the presentation was equally spectacular Love the vibe. The food and the service.

Staying at the hotel above this cafe and have had breakfast in and they do room service too. Their…read moreroom service menu options are less than eating in the cafe. Their position is great overlooking the river and the service was ok. Staff are friendly was a little busy so coffee was slow to be served but good was quick. Would recommend if your in the area.

On a recent trip to Launceston, my husband and I were on the hunt for brunch, stomachs growling! We…read moreended up at Cube on the water which was a lovely location. It was cold outside but comfortable inside. We both ordered the same thing - Canadian breakfast w large, freshly squeezed OJ. The serving size was just right for us. The poached eggs were so tasty - did not need salt or pepper, bacon is always good, just the right amount of pancakes and a little jug of maple syrup each to drench those pancakes in! Yum! Safe to say we demolished this in no time and left happy and full :)

Bryher is in a nice old building with a couple of seats out front under some shady trees. Staff are…read morefriendly though the coffee was very average. We also got a iced chocolate that was almost undrinkable (still powdery and not a great flavour) that we gave up on. Cakes and pastries looked good but were very dry - maybe I had come along on a bad day but it definitely wasn't a memorable experience.

I first went to Bryher with a local friend around a year ago, and when I was passing back through…read moreLaunceston after a festival a few weeks ago I was stoked to find it open on a public holiday after my travel companions' lunch requests weren't. They did have a slight markup for public holiday pricing but considering penalty rates, I'm totally ok with that. The coffee was beautiful, the food options were great. I had a stunning fresh salad plate with heirloom tomatoes, zucchini and kale, which came with a side of fresh bread. So good. Bryher does a trade with local growers to get a lot of their ingredients, which means they can tell you where their produce comes from. It's this kind of local spirit that makes me fall in love with cafes, so you can be sure that I'll head back to Bryher next time I'm up top.

Blue Social on the Tamar was the location of our tour's delicious farewell to Tasmania lunch. With…read morethe historic trams rattling by every now and again the break gave us an opportunity to recharge but also to celebrate a Birthday in our group. We sat within the indoor patio with lots of windows and light. It was fun to watch the trams go by and relax in such a comfortable setting. We each had a fixed but generous budget, which allowed me an ice cream shake, local beer, and a delicious dish of Thai Chicken Curry. It was a very nice meal among friends.