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Taste your way...


Here on the North West of Tasmania we are the home to Tasmania’s  most passionate and talented primary producers.  Our fertile farm land, thriving vineyards and orchards is a must see, must taste, must experience destination.

It is safe to say the delicious produce is abundant, not to mention the stunning scenery and small town charm to sweeten the deal even further. Below are many restaurants, and cafes that use the fresh local produce to create and share their dishes with you.

If you are on the road make share you follow the Tasting Trail, a food and drink trail designed to assist you and your tastebuds in discovering the finest produce that Tasmania’s North West has to offer.

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Devonport Food and Drink

Frankie J’s

Frankie J’s is a small bar and pizzeria in the heart of Devonport, at Market Square Pavilion. Serving traditional Italian-style pizzas and pastas plus small plates and platters, focusing on fresh local Tassie produce…
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Devonport Attraction

From Sky to Sea

From Sky to Sea is an uplifting journey that narrates the story of Devonport and its surrounds over the course of a day. Starting from the darkest hour of night with the Palawa story…
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Northdown Food and Drink

Ghost Rock Wines

Ghost Rock Wines is a family-owned winery, located on the beautiful North Coast of Tasmania. Just 15 minutes from Devonport/Spirit of Tasmania, one hour from Launceston and Cradle Mountain. The Cellar Door provides an…
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Railton Attraction

Goliath Park

Goliath Park is located on the corner of Giblin Street and Ennis Avenue, Railton. There is a playground and a basketball court. There are BBQs in the park with cover and seating available. There…
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Burnie Event 05/03/2027

Good Gumnuts Festival

Ready, set, let’s go Gumnuts! Good Gumnuts returns for year five from 5 to 7 March 2027 at the Burnie Agriplex on Tasmania’s North West Coast! Join in for three days of live music,…
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Strahan Tour Boating

Gordon River Cruises

The award-winning Gordon River Cruise departs from Strahan and takes guests into the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Cruising the Gordon River on the purpose-built Spirit of the Wild, you experience ‘Whisper Mode’ –…
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Grassy Attraction

Grassy Harbour, King Island

Grassy Harbour on King Island’s east coast, is home to both a working port and a serene waterfront popular for fishing, swimming and boating. Surrounded by rugged coastline and ocean views, the harbour offers…
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Grassy, King Island

Nestled on King Island’s eastern coastline, Grassy is a small coastal township known for its rugged coastline, wildlife and active mining industry. Home to the Grassy Scheelite Mine, the town continues to play an…
Currie Food and Drink

Great Southern Restaurant

Nestled amongst the unique rugged coastlines, spectacular King Island offers nature’s ideal backdrop for Great Southern Accommodation and Restaurant. Centrally located in the township of Currie, overlooking the King Island golf course, enjoy the…
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Guide Falls

A 20 minute drive into the hinterland from Burnie’s CBD, Guide Falls is an easy 10 minute walk following the rivulet for 300 metres to the base of the waterfall. Climb the stairway (steep…
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