This is my go-to place for toasted sandwiches. On Wednesdays they make donuts!read more

Basic food at decent prices. The nachos were actually surprisingly good, as was the fried chicken…read more If you are hungry after a long windy drive into Queenstown, then this place is a good option.

Wish I could find the 6 stars button. The food is just top notch. Warm, welcoming, and downright…read moredelicious. And the staff were remarkably friendly. It's got a lovely hidden cafe atmosphere. A local friend recommended it, and they were spot on. Definitely _the_ place to go to break up your drive or after your hike.

You HAVE to come here! We had the toasties and the banana, date, walnut bread. They were all SO…read moreDELICIOUS! The coffee and tea was also yummy. We were able to grab these and take them on our cruise!

Great coffee and awesome savoury baked goods the frittata also looked delicious. The only thing is…read morebaked items are a little pricey but coffee is average price but nice and strong. They even have dirty chai which is a chai latte with a shot of espresso. Value 4/5 Atmosphere 4/4 Service 5/5 Quality 5/5 18/20

Decent pies and burgers. Little in the way of low carb options. Street side seating is pleasant.read more

This menu is out of this world. Really unique and varied assortment of seafood, pasta, etc. at a…read moregourmet level without the price being over the top. I really was not expecting the sophistication of the food while still carrying a very low-key vibe. This is one of my best Tassie finds so far.

We had the scallops and the Trumpeter (local fish). The scallops were beautiful, served on their…read moreshells, but cooked more than needed and covered in a gloppy sauce. The fish was good but a bit salty. Both were expensive. I thought another reviewer must have had it wrong, but they didn't: the hamburger here is $24 and the fish and chips (made with local fish) are $35! Risby Cove is a 4 minute walk around the harbor and much better, with a much better view, and more reasonably priced.

This busy takeaway/cafe seems to be the most popular spot in Strahan - with locals and tourists…read more The prices are reasonable and the portions are sizeable. Note that if you want to dine in, you need to order before 6:30 pm. We had a takeaway scotch fillet steak, chips and salad for $22. The food was cooked properly but without seasoning - luckily we had our own salt and pepper which made it palatable. The service was good even though the staff were incredibly busy.