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Tasmania, Australia Food Guide: 5 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Longford
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Longford, Tasmania, Australia including Cheqered Flag Bistro, Queens Head Inn, Ringwood Hotel Cressy, Prince of Wales Hotel, James Boag Upper Deck
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1. Cheqered Flag Bistro
Overall Ratings
3 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Helen P
Was not very keen on this bistro and the menu was nothing special. Ordered hamburger with chips.Order delivered to table was the size of a high tower with a long toothpick stab in the middle to stop it leaning over like the tower of Pisa. The meat patty was thick as a car tyre and very unappetizing.Upon picking up, my hamburger fell apart on my plate and had to eat the deconstructed hamburger with knife, fork and fingers. I could not swallow the entire hamburger and chips and was very disappointed that the price exceeded the expectation of the meal.I am certain that I will not be returning to this establishment again !!!!!!!!
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2. Queens Head Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By 895georgec
Visited here on a number of occasions. Food is quite good and very generous portions. Usually too much for us to eat. Friday night is our usual visit. Thursday has specials and you need to book ahead. Good peking and beverage pricing is typical of a pub.
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3. Ringwood Hotel Cressy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By woebetide
A great family owned pub very friendly and yummy food a great menu, loads to pick from and great atmosphere
4. Prince of Wales Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Everything you want in a Country Pub, Great Country menu, Flavoursome entrees, Meats from our Butcher's family farm in the Huon Valley, Bounty of Local seasonal vegetables, Homemade Stocks & Sauces. Meet with Locals and traveller's world over and enjoy a
Reviewed By johnboother59
The Prince of Wales is obviously a well run local Pub serving superior food. I would love to call their food "Gastro" but maybe the menu isn't quite gastro while the meals we were served were well cooked and massive. My Lamb Shank was very tender and it was served on plenty of mash potato and nice gravy. Top value at $24. My wife's Trio of Seafood consisted of loads of Prawns, Salt & Pepper Squid and Blue Grenadier Fish. The trio was served with Chips and a Salad. Our meals were washed down with a de Bartoli Chardonnay at $18. Service was friendly and spot on. Highly recommended.
5. James Boag Upper Deck
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Located at Launceston Airport, inspired by the legend of James Boag and the brand's prominence as a local Tasmanian brew, James Boag Upper Deck serves a selection of boutique beers and wines as well as a food menu with ingredients primarily sourced from q
Reviewed By David W
I have been through this area a couple of times in the last 3 months and I have found it quite interesting to sit and have a beer before departing. I have found the staff to be very friendly and the service very good. My 2nd visit was a shock as the beer price had gone up. I had previously paid $11 for a pint and this time $13.50 for a pint of mid strength! Will seriously not be drinking here again! The airport must be raking in a lot of rent!Hi David, We are glad that you have enjoyed your visits- however disappointed that you're unhappy with our prices. Unfortunately we try and make all costs fair & reasonable against an Airport environment, and do our best to satisfy the highest standards of quality service & produce. Hopefully we can have you back for a beer another time.
