Delicious tapas. Ordered salmon croquetas, pork belly and spicy roasted coliflour. Superb…read more Nice atmosphere, great service. This place rocks!

Every dish was either cold, hot or stale. Every menu item was either Mexican, Spanish or Italian…read more We let our server know the chips were stale and she picked them up and stormed away. She came back and insisted that they were made this morning. No apology. Felt incredibly uncomfortable and unwelcome in a city we were unfamiliar with. We left as soon as possible. If you can find any other restaurant in the area, go there. People will recommend this place to you. Proceed with caution. The free sangria barely sweetens the experience. Truffle fries were good, other staff was friendly and chips were eventually taken off the bill.

Burnie was one of my favorite stops because the beach was so dang cute but there isn't a whole lot…read morethere. Communion Brewing was like an oasis. We saw online the took reservations and were able to reserve a pew for lunch. Food and beer was great. They also have wine and merch. Great bathrooms. Wanted to try everything on the menu. Must go in Burnie!

I went on a crazy overnight road trip to Burnie a few weeks ago and I view every crazy road trip…read morearound the state as an opportunity to tick something off the to-do list. I didn't even have to push this issue myself, as the friend I visited near INSISTED that we visit Thirty Three Cups for breakfast the next morning, because apparently any visitor is a good excuse for her to eat their corn fritter dish. She spoke so highly of said fritters that, despite a very enticing menu in its entirety, all three of us ordered them. Those fritters are what is UP. Woman knows what she is talking ABOUT. There was every opportunity to hype that dish to the point of overhyping, and yet we were still blown away by how tasty that combination of classic, battery corn fritters with smoked chicken made us so happy that all three of us basically licked our plates clean. Also good was: the coffee, the stocking of Henry's ginger beer (aka My NW Crack Juice), the cheerful service, the cool fitout, the wall scribblings, that mural! The only negative was the lack of an all-day breakfast menu but heck, even the lunch menu looked like I could bury my face in it quite contentedly. I can't begin to detract stars for that singular reason, especially as I'm still thinking 'bout dem fritters weeks later. Take me back to the north west coast! Heck, take me back to ULVERSTONE! There's a sentence you don't hear all that often. I don't even care. Thirty Three Cups is worth it.

Great service, cosy little café with a handmade vintage feel. Ever changing menu so worth multiple…read morevisits. Breakfast so good but you'll have to get up early to catch it! Amazing dessert cabinet, they make everything in-house. Gluten free options. You can also pick up some free coffee grounds for your garden.

Overall the food ranged from solid (the hotcakes) to stellar (the benedict), but sadly the coffee…read morewas just so-so. It was tricky to locate (around the corner from where google maps says). Would highly recommend for a nice breakfast, but did notice that there was a for sale sign in the window for the business.

Fantastic lunch and service! Had the gnocchi which was hand made and melted in my mouth, stunning…read more My wife had the croquettes and they were fresh and balanced, making for a great experience. The coffee and tea were also spot on, with fresh loose leaf tea and son of a gun coffee beans.

There are so many things I like about Run Rabbit Run, and the first is that they have an all day…read morebreakfast menu on weekends. WINNER! I can also have a single origin coffee! And a delicious smoothie! And everything is so cute including the music and the waitstaff and yes this is a hipster cafe and I am in my hipster ELEMENT. The coffee is great, the banana and honey smoothie is great, and the meal is one of the best takes on avocado and toast that I've ever eaten. The food comes out relatively quickly, though it does take the staff a little while to realise I want to eat food as well as drink coffee (otherwise I'd be slapping five stars on this review). Despite it being a deliciously hipsterly decked-out cafe, I note that the demographics of the other patrons on a Saturday morning are all over the place. It's excellent, because the owners and staff of Run Rabbit Run are doing exactly what they want to do, and in this small town people aren't scared off by feeling like only a particular demographic is allowed to patron a place. Coming from Brisbane, and spending a fair amount of time in Melbourne, I certainly have noticed these demographic-owned places in both those cities. Heck, it even happens a little down in Hobart. It's really refreshing today to see all different types of people just chilling out, enjoying their company and their meals.

Hard to get a lunchtime table but coffee is good, hip atmosphere and the dessert cabinet is full of…read moretreats like Granny used to make. Think caramel slice, muffins and carrot cake. The gluten free chocolate cake makes me happy, especially with a latte. They close early (3pm) so don't be late!

Socks are frozen! Hot chocolate on a cold winter morning in North West Tasmania. Yessss…read more....... Yummy. Cosy little corner with lots of knick knacks to look at. Hot chocolate and coffee for $9. There was a multi colored star on my hot chocolate. We did not get a chance to have breakfast. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Charming and diverse array of gifts (homewares, jewellery, bags, kitchen things, novelty items and…read moreprovidore) along with the food. Serves and sells T2 tea. Great lunch spot, hard to leave without buying something small even if it's just a little chocolate or a lip balm.

Service here was excellent from the waitress, and who I think was the restaurant owner…read more I came here myself and felt very welcomed and attended too. I ordered the Butter Chicken and it was very delicious. They charred and bbq'd the chicken bits which gave a very smoky and grilled flavor I really enjoyed. The sauce wasn't as thick as I'm used to but it still rich. The portions were filling for one person. They were lacking in their Naan which is why I only gave them four stars. I got four slices of the spinach and cheese naan and it was ok. I bet the garlic naan was pretty good though as I saw another table get that. The rice was perfectly cooked. For an island based Indian restaurant on the northwest coast of Tassie, I must say I was surprisingly satisfied with everything overall.

Really nice atmosphere, the whole place looks fresh and modern. Very friendly staff…read more Got the flake and chips and the calamari. Everything was perfect! And very well priced for the quality. Excited to taste more of the menu!

2.5/5 This place is…read morein a nice location, easily accessible and has plenty of parking on the nearby surrounding streets. The staff were friendly and the menu has plenty of options for any type of eater; big, small, vegetarian or vegan. However once when our meals came out, we were unsatisfied. The vegetable curry (chickpea & sweet potato) had a meager amount of rice, which was confusing as it is a cheap product. The curry itself was too thick, this led it to look like seasoned vegetables and rice. The burger was also a disappointment; the bun wasn't a burger bun, it was thin like pasty but not even as fluffy as that. The pattie didn't taste like beef, it seemed like it was full of filler. However the chutney and aioli were nice. A disappointing lunch overall and, for me, didn't live up to their mission statement of providing Burnie with high quality food.