The food is delicious this is the place to go if you're hungry in Launceston. I had a pork burger…read morewith gravy for $8.00 it was filling and was the best burger I have ever had the chips weren't oily and they were perfectly cooked I highly recommend going there for lunch.

A real budget cafe the cost of breakfast was $7.90 bacon and eggs on high top bread toast. Coffee…read morewas ok. The food was great the service from Kirsty was awesome. The only reason this is not a five star place is the building is very dated with graffiti in the dinning room and a couple of flies to boot. Overall the cafe is great and if you are on a budget this is the place for you. Just a a side bar Donna W reported that a staff member was being abused by a man from the kitchen, I asked a local eating their and was informed with a smile yeah there were two guys who used to own it and they had a bad habit of yelling. So don't worry about the new owners are great.

Witnessed the worst behavior ever in this take away. We had been served by a lovely young girl she…read morewas very bubbly and happy ( don't know her name as they don't wear name badges ) and a guy come from out of their kitchen and just started in on her, called her names and embarrassed her we were not the only people there and the customer she was serving at the time left he was disgusted by this man's behaviour. Talking to the people you work with like that in front of customer's is just not on. I will take my money to forster st takeaway from now on

If you want a salad bar, do not go here. For round plastic take away container for almost $10 I…read moreexpected something reasonable. First, they did not have any kind of green salad. I asked if they had anything with lettuce and tomato and they said "only in the summer". I then asked if I could have some ham with my salad and was told it would cost $2 extra for a single round slice of processed ham from the sandwich counter. A disagreement then ensued between 3 members of staff as to whether meat in a salad was included in the price, A small round slice of processed ham was then plopped in my container as a special offer. The salads are unrecognisable - everything is buried in a pool of mayonnaise so I had to ask what each one was. So the result was being $10 poorer and trying to wade through a swamp of mayonnaise. And of course I thought I would eat it in the park to find my take-away mayo swamp did not include a fork or a napkin. Went back to work to try to eat it, and after a few forkfulls of overpowering vinegar mayonnaise, have thrown the lot in the bin.

The pies at Tinnies are wonderful - light shortcrust pastry bottom and crisp puff pastry top. We…read moretried the roast lamb pie, the curried scallop pie and the scallop mornay pie - they were just terrific!! We finished off with a sour cherry pie - and it was delicious. The staff are really friendly too! The pies are the best pies we've eaten in Australia - obviously made with love and pride!

Darn Toot'n! This pie store is amazing!…read moreScallop pies with significant price tags but my gosh! Flaky pastry, delicately flavoured curry gravy, tender scallops. Oh yes. Go there now!

Quite possibly the best souvlakis I have ever eaten. The bread wrap (I'm not actually sure what…read morethis is called) are always toasted/cooked (also not sure what the correct term for this is but it's on a grill top) perfectly. The meat is always well topped and I'm sure some people would say its too much but it's better than not enough. The lamb is really delicious, succulent and juicy and has always been when I eat it. The chicken is the same, but I actually ask the man who is working there to shave off the crunchier looking chicken from their rotisserie because that's how I prefer the chicken souvlakis. Salad is fantastic and tastes fresh. The garlic yogurt/sauce is also perfect and exactly what I would expect. The amount depends on who does the salad/sauce/cheese but usually the lady who works there puts a decent amount on there but the older gentleman tends to hold back on it a little bit. Their "fish and chip shop" is a nice extra if you want to get some hot chips or something with your souvlaki but I've ever only gotten cheese and bacon potato cakes which I assume come frozen so its not really worth mentioning but it was nice anyway. The souvlakis were 9$ but an extra 50c for cheese.