There are so many things I like about Run Rabbit Run, and the first is that they have an all day…read morebreakfast menu on weekends. WINNER! I can also have a single origin coffee! And a delicious smoothie! And everything is so cute including the music and the waitstaff and yes this is a hipster cafe and I am in my hipster ELEMENT. The coffee is great, the banana and honey smoothie is great, and the meal is one of the best takes on avocado and toast that I've ever eaten. The food comes out relatively quickly, though it does take the staff a little while to realise I want to eat food as well as drink coffee (otherwise I'd be slapping five stars on this review). Despite it being a deliciously hipsterly decked-out cafe, I note that the demographics of the other patrons on a Saturday morning are all over the place. It's excellent, because the owners and staff of Run Rabbit Run are doing exactly what they want to do, and in this small town people aren't scared off by feeling like only a particular demographic is allowed to patron a place. Coming from Brisbane, and spending a fair amount of time in Melbourne, I certainly have noticed these demographic-owned places in both those cities. Heck, it even happens a little down in Hobart. It's really refreshing today to see all different types of people just chilling out, enjoying their company and their meals.

Hard to get a lunchtime table but coffee is good, hip atmosphere and the dessert cabinet is full of…read moretreats like Granny used to make. Think caramel slice, muffins and carrot cake. The gluten free chocolate cake makes me happy, especially with a latte. They close early (3pm) so don't be late!

Overall the food ranged from solid (the hotcakes) to stellar (the benedict), but sadly the coffee…read morewas just so-so. It was tricky to locate (around the corner from where google maps says). Would highly recommend for a nice breakfast, but did notice that there was a for sale sign in the window for the business.

Fantastic lunch and service! Had the gnocchi which was hand made and melted in my mouth, stunning…read more My wife had the croquettes and they were fresh and balanced, making for a great experience. The coffee and tea were also spot on, with fresh loose leaf tea and son of a gun coffee beans.

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

We had a lovely breakfast of well prepared eggs and toast. Excellent hot…read moreCoffee. Cheery inside tables and friendly staff.

I had the vegetarian plate, which was a healthy dose of food. A really great place for either a…read morelight or large breakfast and coffee.

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

Great food and friendly staff. could do with some bike racks…read more very nice view next to the river. Highly recommended Excellent spot to watch the Spirit of Tasmania come and go.

Great view of the river. Good menu with an all-day breakfast. Highly recommend this place.read more

Two stars because the staff took criticism well. Smashed avo…read morewith watery vinegar flavoured eggs Small double flat white AKA soup Big breakfast was edible.... felt a bit sick after. I won't go there again but hopefully they can lift it back up to what it was, delightful.

Europa offer standard café fare during the day (sandwiches, tea, coffee, cake) with some gluten…read morefree options. They serve T2 tea. Open later than a lot of Burnie cafés, dinner service and alcohol available. If you're up for a challenge try the 'Man Burger', a hamburger larger than your head* which also arrives with chips/fries and a side salad. Always friendly service and they use meats from local farms. Cheesecake lovers will find the choc-mint cheesecake irresistible. *Depending upon head circumference.

The food, the service and the ambience are all excellent we go mainly for breakfast and love itread more

This is a great play for a morning breakfast, morning tea and also has lunch options. With a great…read moreview of the ocean and extremely friendly staff this is one of my favourite places in wynyard. The presentation of the food was picture perfect and tasted fresh and flavourful, l definitely be coming back

I'm going to be biased as I write this review. But I believe that my bias is justified on this…read moreoccasion. This is my first visit to Tasmania, and we (my wife and I) disembarked the Spirit of Tasmania at Devenport at 0705 today. There were plenty of places open for breakfast there, but we weren't hungry then. We drove past Burnie, still not hungry enough to stop and eat breakfast. We drove to Deloraine and decided that now we were hungry enough. First place which we stopped at was indicating that it was open: tables and chairs out the front, a big sign saying "open", music playing inside, and lights were on, but the doors were locked. We went to a couple of other places and were disappointed with the appearance of them. Deloraine Town Bakery was different. There was a charm to the place which attracted us, and we hadn't even seen the food on offer! When we did, I needed to add an extra star to this review. When I tasted the food and drink, that confirmed my five stars for this place. The owner, David, and his staff and their "nothing is too much trouble" attitude is a wonderful addition to an already excellent eating place. I'm sure that you will not be disappointed.