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.

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.

Lovely cool vibe in here - great interior and friendly service, plus I hear they accept keeper cups…read more- doing the responsible 'green' thing, which is great. My reason for only 3 stars is because my recent visit (first time) resulted in a rather cold coffee that did not taste so crash hot. HOWEVER, totally worth going in again and giving them a second go :)

This little gem is hidden away at the back corner of a building where my solicitors are. I was…read moreearly and while I was waiting I had some lunch and on the sign it said it was burger and beer friday, so I had a maple cheese burger $12 and wow. Without a doubt one of the best burgers I have ever had and to top it off my beer (corona) was only $5. This place is great value and the family who run this are so funny

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!!

Good Friday and we were happy to find anywhere open for breakfast. So it was an unexpected bonus to…read morediscover Cafe Mondello served genuinely fresh squeezed OJ, great coffee and the best chilli scrambled eggs my husband has ever tasted. No wonder so many patrons were on first name terms with the staff and each other.

Cafe Mondello was recommended to us by a fellow Cafe owner in Launceston. The friendly baristas…read moreapologised for not having any hot food and said to come here. We were warned that they don't have a lot of seating and that if it was full that the cafe next door was also good. We managed to grab a table outside which was great as we got to enjoy the beautiful weather. The barista who had sent us here had actually jumped in the car and got her family a table... which was funny, but a sign that the food must be good. The coffee's here were great. My Cappuccino ($4) was gone before the food came out.. and since it was the second for the morning I thought I'd not push onto the third. My friend had a Soy Chai Latte ($4.50). I ordered the Eggs Benedict ($18.50) but asked to have Bacon instead of Ham (a frequent and easy request). The Eggs Benny was very good (see photo). The Poached egg was cooked just right (the yolk was only slightly set and the majority was runny). I enjoyed my meal and remembered thinking the portions of bacon were slightly more than what I would have expected. They could either drop the amount of bacon down a bit or add in a third Egg... I would say third egg because that's how I roll. The missus had the Corn Fritters ($23), which were very good. I got a bite and they were crunchy on the outside yet light on the inside. One friend had The Smashed Avocado ($19), Add Tomato ($3), Add Bacon ($4.50) and the other had the Eggs & Bacon ($15.50), Add Relish ($2), Add Mushrooms ($4.50). Fresh OJ ($6.50) was recommended by a few people and whilst I didn't get to try any... it seemed to disappear quite quickly. After complaining that there weren't any good cafe's for breakfast/brunch in Launceston I can now highly recommend coming to Charles Street and stopping in here... will be back, great food!

This place caught my eye as I was wandering past late one afternoon, in need of a coffee and a sit…read moredown, and it was empty but it looked like a lovely little place so I went in. Turns out it was empty because it was nearly closing time, but they still happily made me a delicious mocha (I couldn't decide if I wanted coffee or hot chocolate in the end) and even directed me to have a look around up the back of their shop while I was there. Turns out they have a craft workshop up the back, and sell all sorts of goodies from funky embroidery kits to recycled yarn to vintage style clothing patterns to origami paper to hand made colouring in books! They hold regular workshops in the space which is a concept that I absolutely love. I picked up a few gifts in time for Christmas while I was there. They use local organic milk, and locally-sourced in-season produce wherever possible. And the coffee is excellent! The cafe had a lovely feel to it, and friendly staff, and a range of inviting looking sweet treats on display - I think I'll have to go back and sample a few! I was really impressed by this place, and I'm so glad I stopped by!

Cool cafe! Very nice set up. Friendly staff consistently. Not a huge range to choose from in food…read morefor lunch, particularly if you are gluten free, which I am not, but just saying. Seems to be the norm all around Launceston actually. Love the big table out the back available for workshops, large groups, etc. Love the little knick knacks doted about for sale. Love the diverse range of patrons who seem to frequent the place. Love the ethos used in the business, from the little I can see. Last little note: Coffees do not come strong unless requested.

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.

Popped in here for a quick nibble and a wine on a Thursday after. Service was great, food well my…read morecalamari melted in my mouth. All in all a pleasant place to stop

This place is absurdly over priced for mediocre plain food and dirty dishes. Upon looking at the…read moremenu, one of the items on the breakfast was $13 for 2 eggs, with or without toast. What?!? Unlike the US, you can't substitute the toast for something else of equal price. I ordered a shot of espresso with my breakfast. The shot glass was dirty all along the rim, and there was a small spider that came along with my napkin. Simple eggs and bacon breakfast for 2 plus an espresso and an orange juice was around $45.