Dropped by here right before closing but the server was more than happy to assist us. Yeah!…read more As with this area/climate, focus is on sweet wines and pinot noir. Not a big fan of the reisling wines but we did get to try some pinot noirs that were decent. Didn't walk away with a bottle but that mostly had to do with custom limitations more than anything else.

The resturant, Sophie's, is excellent, great views over the duck pond to the vinyard behind. The…read morefood is wonderful.

Stumbled into the small beach town of Bicheno this place was exactly what I call a pleasant…read moresurprise. Curated and modern, the farm shed offered all Tassie wines, artistic creations and of course tasting! The host was so sweet and attentive. Highly recommend before your wineglass bay hike!

Wow what a find. This is in a really cool century old cabin. It's know as a new up and comer in…read moreAustralia. They are an expert Pinot noir house and their estate blend is really incredible. It's part of a very old family holdings. And they are in fact the second oldest family business in Tasmania. They have nice white whites but the Pinot noirs are where they really shine. Incredible complexity with a rich almost tobacco flavor with a wonderful finish are the result. They are a small producer and even their high volume run is only 4,000 bottles. The staff there is super friendly and if you are lucky and are from Australia join their wine club and get a nice instance discount.

This place is lovely. We stopped here on the way to Hobart. If you love craft beer then you have to…read morestop here. For $5 you can get a taster of all their beers. Personally I love the stout and pale ale beer. We didn't try the food but it looked good. The coffee was also decent. But the best thing is the view. Completely worth it for that.

Open & bright restaurant with delicious beers :)…read more Friendly staff, and _wonderful_ views out onto the ocean.

A surprising treat! Dukakis chicken burger - too much bread…read morebut chicken was flavorful and perfectly cooked. Swordfish special super yummy. Cooked perfectly salad was delish. Eye filet with whipped garlic butter

Wasnt a fan of this place at all. The prices were quite expensive and the meals themselves weren't…read moreso nice. However there isn't alot of choice in Bicheno so if your heading here your better of bringing food with you. The tacos were terrible and just tasted like coleslaw and not Mexican at all. Personally not a fan of this restaurant

Fantastic place to stop for a snack, scone, ice cream, or coffee, when you are driving through this…read morearea. Staff are friendly, toilets are clean, and the food is fantastic. They have a store too where you can buy various berry jams and spreads. Definitely worth checking out.

A cute little spot serving berry-themed desserts and selling a wine assortment of jams and…read morepreserves. If you are heading north it's a great place to stop and do a bit of shopping. It's pretty small and there's not a whole lot of parking but as we arrived on aa bit of a rainy day, this wasn't an issue. Inside you can taste about 10-15 varieties of jams and preserves and buy other local products like honey and sea salt. You won't spend too long here-maybe 30 minutes. They do have a couple of toilets and a handful of tables if you want to eat your treats there.

Nicey but pricey!! The food at the tavern is excellent…read more It's cooked and presented beautifully and the portion sizes are quite decent. A big thumbs up for the wood fired oven - we had some lovely oven baked fish. The staff are very friendly - Brendan really made us feel welcome and took the time to talk to us even though it was busy. The food is a little bit expensive for pub food though. I think that this is easily the best option for eating in Swansea, it was the only one recommended by our B&B hosts and other locals.

This place was quite a find, lovely food. The salmon was the best yet I had in Tassie, lovely and…read morefresh and great portions, great service with a smile. Highly recommend!

A nice cafe with some great artwork in the back. The staff were quite nice and food was timely. The…read morebuilding is spacious and seating is nice. They have sofa seating as well as cushion chairs and normal chairs. The food...was great. I had the avocado toast--it was loaded high with avocado and the flavors were great. The feta was just enough to add to the taste. I also tried the cauliflower soup and the chicken curry, both of which were quite nice. A good brunch spot for someone driving through!

Spacious, airy cafe. Offers a selection of local wines as well as an art gallery. Doesn't look like…read moremuch from the outside but really offers good, chill vibes. Stopped by for brunch. The service was just okay-- a bit impatient which was surprising given there weren't many people there.