On fine days, the windows at this retro-laminex cafe pull back and you can eyeball the Big Penguin across the road. Its quirky vibe and the tasty menu, catering to vegetarians and vegans, are a winning combination. Breakfast involves everything from smashed avocado to the full cooked production, while lunch focuses on burgers and salad.
Jo & Co Cafe
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8. Burnie Regional Fine Art Gallery
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