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GREEN BEAN CAFÉ. All Day Café - Launceston CBD. (03) 6778 5965. HOURS: Mon - Fri. 7:00 am - 4:00 pm Saturday - Sunday CLOSED. Green Bean Café. 113 Cimitiere St. LAUNCESTON. Tas. 7250. (03) 6778 5965. greenbean7250@yahoo.com. The Green Bean Café is located inside Cimitiere House, situated in Launceston’s CBD corporate precinct.
Saturdays 7:30–2:00pm. Sundays Closed. Florence Café is a little sanctuary in Launceston’s bustling CBD. We serve an all day menu with a focus on fresh, seasonal produce and personalised service. Open for Breakfast and Lunch.
Levee Food Co Restaurant is the perfect place to meet friends and family with plenty of parking near the CBD, and only a 10 minute walk from Launceston’s Cataract Gorge. Open 364 days a year for lunch and dinner, come join us at the seaport to savour some of the unique Tasmanian flavours on our menu from grass fed yearling beef to freshly ...
- Explore Cataract Gorge
- Drop by Mill Providore & Gallery
- Have Lunch at Stillwater Restaurant
- Explore The City on A Walking Tour
- Take A Stroll in The City Park
- Visit A Museum
- Stock Up on Souvenirs
- Experience Tasmania’s Culinary Scene
- Things to Do Near Launceston
- More on Travelling in Tasmania
Kings Bridge, Trevallyn Road You haven’t really been to Launceston if you didn’t visit the beautiful Cataract Gorge. The best way to experience the Cataract Gorge is by walking along the banks of the South Esk River. The walk starts at King’s Bridge (Trevallyn Road) just past Stillwater Restaurant, about a 10-15 minute walk from the city. The walk ...
2 Bridge Road, Launceston Located on the top two floors of the charming 1830s flour mill on the banks of the Tamar river, above the Stillwater Restaurant, Mill Providore & Gallery is a curated collection of paintings, sculpture, photography, as well as furniture, jewellery, and woodcraft. The Mill is the perfect place to pick up quality gifts, part...
2 Bridge Road, Launceston If you worked up an appetite from all the explorations, you are in the perfect spot for lunch – the multi-award-winning Stillwater Restaurant, famous for its fresh local produce and premium Tasmanian wines, is right below the gallery. The menuincludes mouthwatering options like gnocchi fritto topped with ham and truffled p...
Meet your guide at 2 Bridge Road, Launceston You can easily explore Launceston independently, by strolling the city streets. But if you enjoy discovering local secrets and learning as you go, join the 3.5-hr Walking Tourled by a local guide who knows the city inside out. The walk conveniently starts at Stillwater Restaurant and takes you along the ...
45-55 Tamar St, Launceston If you prefer an independent wander, take a walk along Launceston’s lovely streets to the leafy City Park shaded by mighty old trees. Stroll among the gardens, past historic statues, and gazebos and don’t miss the fountain in the Dutch Garden – it is the oldest public fountain in Australia. Visit the flower display in the...
For a small city, Launceston has a surprising number of museums, and three of them are located just across the river from the City Park. The free Queen Victoria Museum (2 Wellington Street) is a mix of art, history and natural science and home to Launceston’s Planetarium. In the same complex is the Tramway museumrun by a volunteer-based organisatio...
108 George St, Launceston Launceston is a great spot to pick up some souvenirs for the family back home. You will find a huge range of Tassie souvenirs at the local family-run Tasmanian Artisan Shopat 108 George Street. The shop features work from hundreds of fabulous Tassie artists. There is everything from Tasmania-themed woodwork, artwork, handc...
You can’t visit Launceston and not sample some of Tasmania’s food specialties like truffles, cheese, wagyu beef, not to mention the state’s famously fresh seafood. Some of Launceston’s top restaurants to consider are Geronimo Aperitivo Bar and Restaurant for modern European food and fresh Tasmanian produce; Stillwater for local produce and fine Tas...
If you have more than a day in Launceston, there are plenty of opportunities for day trips from the city to explore the wider region. And if you don’t have your own set of wheels, many of out of town attractions can be visited on day tours. Check out my guide to Best Day Tours from Launceston for ideas and recommendations.
Lunch in Launceston. Lunch options in Launceston & Northern Tasmania – up to 60 minutes from the City. For outside the City – please visit: OUT OF TOWN. ASIAN LUNCH. Sun & Moon Eatery – Tatler Lane off St. John St. – see Menu & all info. here; CHINESE LUNCH – CBD. Chi Chi Café – St. John St. – see Menu & all info. here
A V A I L A B L E E V E R Y W E E K. T U E S D A Y $5 TACOS & $20 MARGARITAS 5PM - 7PM. W E D N E S D A Y $18 PARMI’S 5PM - 7PM. T H U R S D A Y $15 BURGERS 5PM - 7PM. F R I D A Y $20 PIZZAS & HAPPY HOUR 5PM - 6PM. S A T U R D A Y HAPPY HOUR 5PM - 6PM.
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LAUNCESTON Tas. 7250 (03) 6334 8551. MENU BELOW. Spice Lounge Indian Restaurant is situated on the picturesque Seaport Boulevard. Enjoy all the elements of a memorable dining experience with authentic food and attentive service, served in a relaxed family atmosphere. SPICE LOUNGE MENU. Prices subject to change – scroll down for Banquet Menus
