Dunalley Waterfront Cafe and Gallery
Dunalley Waterfront Cafe and Gallery
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Dunalley TAS 7177
The Dunalley Waterfront Cafe and Gallery is a contemporary gallery and eatery in Tasmania's south.
Housed within an atmospheric 1942 timber building which was originally a fish cannery supplying overseas troops, the boutique restaurant highlights the best of regional produce, showcases local art and artists, and acts as a cellar door for the acclaimed local Bream Creek Winery. Tastings and sales of Bream Creek wines are available during opening hours. The gallery is situated in the restaurant and local milliners, jewellers and sculptors wares are also on show. Regionally produced jams, preserves and a range of gourmet products are also available for visitors to purchase. Cooking classes are also offered. You can visit the restaurant seven days a week for breakfast and lunch, with dining on Friday and Saturday evenings. Closed on Tuesdays from Easter to December.
Dunalley is 48 minutes' drive (56 kilometres/35 miles) from Hobart.
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