A long-standing Launceston restaurant and bar serving modern Australian food with a strong focus on local and seasonal produce.

The menu covers everything from relaxed lunches and pizzas to dinner, cocktails and Tasmanian wines, with vegetarian, vegan and children’s options also available.

A good all-round choice for couples, families or groups wanting somewhere central with plenty of choice.

A waterfront restaurant at Launceston’s Seaport, Rupert & Hound is a great option for a relaxed lunch or dinner with a strong focus on Tasmanian seafood and local seasonal produce.

The menu is broad enough to suit families and groups, with seafood, meat, vegetarian options and plenty for those who simply want a good meal overlooking the water.

A long-standing Launceston favourite for steaks and hearty grill-style meals. Jailhouse Grill is known for its generous portions, help-yourself salad bar and broad menu, with options including steak, seafood, chicken, pork and Tasmanian produce.

It’s a reliable choice for families or anyone looking for a relaxed, filling dinner in the city.

A casual Launceston favourite for burgers, fried chicken, wings and loaded fries. Burger Junkie serves up big flavours in a relaxed setting, with beef, chicken, vegetarian and vegan burger options as well as a dedicated kids menu.

A good pick for an easy lunch or dinner when you’re after something casual and filling.

Set in the historic Ritchies Mill overlooking the river, Stillwater is one of Launceston’s best-known dining experiences.

The menu has a strong focus on seasonal Tasmanian produce, with local seafood, meat, vegetables, wine and other products featuring throughout. It’s a great choice for a special dinner, long lunch or anyone wanting to experience some of the best produce Northern Tasmania has to offer.

One of Launceston’s best-known steak restaurants, Black Cow Bistro specialises in premium Tasmanian beef served in a relaxed bistro setting.

The menu features a range of cuts including eye fillet, scotch fillet, porterhouse and rib-eye, alongside seafood, seasonal local produce and a wine list with a strong focus on the Tamar Valley.

A great choice if you’re looking for a special dinner and a proper Tasmanian steak.

A quintessential pub renowned for its hearty and delicious pub meals. This iconic establishment offers a warm and friendly atmosphere that is perfect for locals and visitors looking to enjoy classic Australian pub cuisine. The menu at The Royal Oak is a testament to traditional favourites, featuring mouthwatering dishes such as burgers, schnitzels, fish and chips, and steak, all prepared to perfection.

A relaxed local pub on Charles Street serving classic pub meals including burgers, parmis, steaks and vegetarian options.

Sporties is also a good pick if you want to catch a game, with live sport shown in the bar, regular meal specials and a casual atmosphere that works well for an easy lunch or dinner.

A fun Japanese dining option in Launceston, Kosaten serves sushi, sashimi, bento boxes and a range of Japanese small plates.

It’s a good choice for families, couples or groups wanting something casual and a little different, with plenty of options for sharing or ordering individually.

Me Wah is one of Launceston’s long-standing Chinese dining institutions, offering a more refined dining experience with a strong focus on premium Tasmanian produce.

The menu includes favourites such as Peking duck alongside Tasmanian seafood, crayfish, wagyu beef and a wide range of traditional Chinese dishes.

A great option for a special dinner or anyone looking for something a little more elevated.