Hawley House Restaurant
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Hawley Beach TAS 7307
Australia
Hawley House, located at Hawley Beach near Devonport in North West Tasmania, has a dining room like a room from the Charleston House of Gone With the Wind . . . red velvet curtains, darkwood panelling hung with original artworks for labels of successive vintages.
A candle-lit dinner served most evenings (by arrangement) celebrates good company, friendship and the finest and freshest regional food served in a simple, unfussed form, complemented by Hawley's own wines and produce from our extensive organic vegetable garden and orchards.
The produce is chosen to highlight the season in a menu refreshed each day.
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