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Where to Eat in Strahan: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Strahan, Australia including View 42° Restaurant & Bar, Risby Cove, Molly's Great Food Cafe, Regatta Point Tavern, Hamers Hotel Bar and Grill, Bushman's Bar and Cafe, The Coffee Shack, Banjo's Bakery
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1. View 42° Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 470 reviews
Set on the hilltop overlooking the village and harbour, View 42° Restaurant and Bar offers superb views and a sumptuous dining experience. Start your day with a delicious breakfast accompanied by a glorious outlook over the sea. During summer, you can enjoy the tempting offerings from the seasonal buffet, featuring the freshest seafood available. The restaurant features a selection of Tasmanian wines, and our cellar showcases fine cool climate vintages.
Reviewed By Keith R
At $59 pp. you’d expect it to be pretty good and whilst there were some disappointments, for the most part we had no complaints
We could have eaten fresh oysters all night if we chose to. (Sweet)
We could have eaten prawn all night but they were quite bland.
The salads and vegetables were also plentiful.
Lots of hors d'oeuvres but unfortunately no cheeses
2. Risby Cove
Overall Ratings
4 based on 653 reviews
Reviewed By knittermom - usa
Had dinner here in connection with a stay onsite. Booked well in advance, good thing too. Table was harborside and lovely, and all started well but then we had problems. Service was inconsistent, and timing was off for pace of meal. I had one of the specials and could not eat it because it was not disclosed that it contained ingredients that I cannot eat. The manager asked about our meal, we were honest in our assessment, and she did an adjustment. Full marks for trying to salvage our dinner.
3. Molly's Great Food Cafe
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 306 reviews
Yes, thats right, we do have the BEST Burgers in Tassie!Our flake is locally caught, and melts in your mouth. Have some with a Seafood Basket.We also sell Fresh Local Crayfish, straight off the fishing boats, and cooked over a wood fire.Come in for a Mollys Big Breakfast, and see if you can finish it.We are open at 6.00am till late, and are BYO.We would love to see you.
Reviewed By Cymbid64 - Sydney, Australia
A cross between a cafe and a milk bar, it served chicken, fish pizza and steaks in a venue where you’d be sure to find a Chiko Roll if they still exist.
I ordered whiting which was on the menu but was told the flathead was really good. I took the hint. And it was good. Not outstanding but it was good as were the accompanying salad and chips. In a town without unlimited choice, this place is alright.
4. Regatta Point Tavern
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 248 reviews
Regatta Point Tavern is situated on the Esplanade in Strahan, just 50m to the waterfront at the historic old wharf site, now the departure point for the scenic Wilderness railway. Our two bedroom self contained units sleep up to 6 persons, ideal for families, or you can choose to stay in a cabin for two. Five minutes walk from the Tavern is the Regatta Point Holiday Home, a spacious three bedroom cottage with patio and barbecue, bathroom, kitchen, dining and lounge rooms. Relax and enjoy a drink in the bar, or browse our well stocked bottle shop, or dine in our family friendly bistro.180 degree views of Strahan harbour and frequent spectacular sunsets makes this property an ideal place to stay.
Reviewed By John M - Ascot
Put off by the high prices at Strahan Village Hotel's own restaruant, we looked around and found this local pub with a busy dining room serving tasty food at reasonable prices. Well located on the harbour right at the train station for the West Coast Wilderness Railway, it's certainly worth a try.
5. Hamers Hotel Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 829 reviews
Rebuilt in 1936, Hamer's captures the old-world charm of this mining port turned fishing village, where the walls almost speak to you of bygone eras. Settle back by the open log fire with the locals for a local ale or select from a range of Tasmanian wines. The bistro offers steaks, seafood, chicken, pasta and daily seasonal specials. A comprehensive wine list is also available. Hamer's Hotel is open for lunch and dinner everyday of the year except Christmas Day.
Reviewed By tcatnodak - Jordan, Minnesota
Good service, friendly staff. It was very very busy and we had to wait for a table on an early Thursday evening, I was then expecting something more. Food was good (I had a seafood and bacon fettuccine). All in all adequate without being above average in any way.
6. Bushman's Bar and Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 764 reviews
Bushman's cafe offers relaxed cafe style dining during the day with contemporary moddern Australian restaurant offerings in the evening. The wine and beer menu features some of the best wineries and microbreweries of Tasmania. 3 studio style apartments above the cafe are available for nightly stays at affordable prices.
Reviewed By Mark L
We were recommended this bar and cafe from a lady we meet at Devils Corner in Swansea and she also recommended that we book which we did. We arrived early as I was told that a large party had booked by Steve. We were quickly seated by the very pleasant staff and our food and drink orders were taken and shortly after our orders arrived. I ordered the Salmon which for my taste buds was faultless and beautiful. My wife ordered the risotto which she enjoyed even though she had broken a tooth 2 nights earlier. Very enjoyable night out.
Mark and Anne
Sydney Australia
7. The Coffee Shack
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By guzzis3 - Brisbane
We stayed overnight at Strahan and were looking for breakfast. The place is a disaster but we found this place. Really good. The 2 young people running it could succeed anywhere, it was a really good cafe with decent prices. With no competition in this town it is absolutely the only place to eat.
8. Banjo's Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By wiredfrog - Timaru
It so happened that during our trip to Tasmania, in little townships, we kept coming across Banjo's Bakery. Suffice to say that service is excellent; food is freshly made, well priced and there's sufficient variety to suit people from all walks of life. There are also toilets available to public, that comprise of travellers and locals alike. For me, that's a life saver akin to McDonalds at other corners of the world. Highly recommended.
