Towns on Tasmania's northwest coast are known for their cafe culture, and there are plenty of stylish examples where you can enjoy great food and a well-made latte. This is one of the best of that breed, offering excellent coffee made with Ritual beans, huge and super-tasty breakfasts (zucchini fritters, almond-milk porridge, garlic-and-thyme mushrooms) and similarly impressive lunch dishes.
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