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Best Australian food near Campbell Town, Tasmania, Australia
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6. Ross Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Claire C
we stopped to have the claimed 'world best vanilla slice' but no vanilla flavour to.the slice. why? otherwise light custard on light pastry so not bad please add the vanilla flavour so that it can really be a vanilla slice.nice staff and nice environment
5. Halfway Cafe & Diner
We are a family run business specialising in Fish, Chips, Hamburgers, sandwiches, wraps and salad rolls. We also have a dine in meals menu. Our food is sourced locally where possible.
Reviewed By redbarrique
lacks flair ,it is open from about 5am all day 7 days a week ,does the job the food is good but lacks flair
4. The Church & Hall Campbell Town Tasmania
It's rustic, it's quirky, it's different....and we think you'll love it! Stage 1: OPEN & TAKING BOOKINGS. "The Hall" for Meetings, Functions, High Teas, Bus Groups, Parties, Work Functions, Christmas In July, ANY Group bookings. Stage 2 & 3: UNDER CONSTRU
Reviewed By 6281234
The atmosphere at the Christmas in July on Sunday brought back fond memories of a family Christmas in the UK, so much effort by the owners was put into this and they got it spot on, the log fire was glowing and enticing, the decorations in the hall and on the tables were great traditional touches as was the well presented gift, people were laughing and having a joyous time. The 3 course meal was absolutely delicious it came with all the trimmings and the desert was so yummy. Many thanks to Garry, Nicole and other staff members for such a wonderful and memorable Christmas in July, the best that we have attended. Irene & Charles OlsenHi 6281234, so pleased to hear that you enjoyed your Christmas In July and that it reminded you of family Christmas back in the UK. Its very nice to celebrate a cold "Christmas" with the fire going, in comparison to our usual hot Australian Christmases. Glad you were pleased and we hope to see you again. We will be sure to do more Christmas in July functions next July and probably annually. Kindest Regards, Nicole.
3. Cafe 100
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Christine A
glad we chose this lil old building for a hot coffee and hot choc!! was devine. hubby couldnât resist homemade sausage roll! everything is homemade! devibe. also a good shop to browse woodwork items etc for sale. although pretty exxxy though
2. Tasmanian Handcrafts On High
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By SueAAA
We stopped en-route to Launceston for a coffee break. Such a charming little cafe with loads of comfy couches and a really historic atmosphere. We decided to have the Devonshire tea (with coffee). $9 each. The scones were divine, light and fluffy with yummy raspberry jam and real whipped cream. The menu looked good value too. Highly recommend.
1. Zeps Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 394 reviews
Reviewed By AussieBarbara
We really enjoyed a lunch here but it was perhaps a little over-priced. We ordered our coffee with out meal (mistake) and of course got our coffee long before the meal arrived.
