Definitely amazing food atmosphere and service. Recommend for all people especially celiacsread more

Our Go to spot close to the Office. As we are a family looking at what we eat, some of us gluten…read moreintolerant. It is great to have a place we can go to and not have to worry about what comes out and how it was prepared.This is our preferred restaurant near the office. As a family conscious about our diet, with some members being gluten intolerant, it's wonderful to have a place where we can dine without concerns about the ingredients or food preparation.

Excellent food, excellent service, excellent food, excellent value. Parking can be scare but…read moreworth the inconvenience.

They were in a partially open state while doing renovations, which means I didn't get to try…read moreanything from their kitchen, which is kind of a shame. What they did have was a pretty decent, if pricey chia pudding. I could imagine that when they do have a running kitchen, their food might be quite nice, but since they chose to be open, I feel it fair to rate them based on what they had to offer while I was there.

Really good coffee, smooth as soy latte. Coffee date rated his flat white as up there…read more Perch on the sunny windowsill, grab a blanket for your knees if you feel the cold. It's Tassie, so you will feel it! You can buy coffee beans here too, Amelia Blend using Ritual coffee. If you wanna, buy a keep cup and help save the world from a death by a billion coffee cups.

Lovely cool vibe in here - great interior and friendly service, plus I hear they accept keeper cups…read more- doing the responsible 'green' thing, which is great. My reason for only 3 stars is because my recent visit (first time) resulted in a rather cold coffee that did not taste so crash hot. HOWEVER, totally worth going in again and giving them a second go :)

Terrible. Ordered double shot flat white $7 I wanted it strong so I ordered the coffee in a small…read morecup. I asked for it strong. It was weak - lucky if it was one shot and not good coffee. One mouthful and chucked it in the bin. Waste of $7 - better off at McDonalds. Not even one star - go elsewhere.

Good coffee, decent prices, friendly staff. The owner might have a rough reputation, but he's a…read moregood man, and those cameras do more to prevent local crime than any tin-badge jackboot would like to admit. Support a local small business; support a sterling bastion of community; support Coffee Republic

This place caught my eye as I was wandering past late one afternoon, in need of a coffee and a sit…read moredown, and it was empty but it looked like a lovely little place so I went in. Turns out it was empty because it was nearly closing time, but they still happily made me a delicious mocha (I couldn't decide if I wanted coffee or hot chocolate in the end) and even directed me to have a look around up the back of their shop while I was there. Turns out they have a craft workshop up the back, and sell all sorts of goodies from funky embroidery kits to recycled yarn to vintage style clothing patterns to origami paper to hand made colouring in books! They hold regular workshops in the space which is a concept that I absolutely love. I picked up a few gifts in time for Christmas while I was there. They use local organic milk, and locally-sourced in-season produce wherever possible. And the coffee is excellent! The cafe had a lovely feel to it, and friendly staff, and a range of inviting looking sweet treats on display - I think I'll have to go back and sample a few! I was really impressed by this place, and I'm so glad I stopped by!

Cool cafe! Very nice set up. Friendly staff consistently. Not a huge range to choose from in food…read morefor lunch, particularly if you are gluten free, which I am not, but just saying. Seems to be the norm all around Launceston actually. Love the big table out the back available for workshops, large groups, etc. Love the little knick knacks doted about for sale. Love the diverse range of patrons who seem to frequent the place. Love the ethos used in the business, from the little I can see. Last little note: Coffees do not come strong unless requested.

Perfect poached eggs and the chilli scrambled eggs were amazing.... Great chilli hit. Now open on…read moreSundays too

While trying to find parking to go to bryher cafe and struggling with a shortage of coins and…read moremetered parking everywhere, I decided to go to the closest cafe to my parking spot. I entered a warm bustling cafe which was already quite full due to large table that had been reserved. Staff however found me a table in the corner and brought over some water straight away. The cafe is connected to a homewares store which is interesting. Apparently this cafe seemed to be the only one open as people kept rolling in with lots of takeaway orders and my order for an extra hot skinny dirty chai became delayed. When it arrived it was lukewarm and but delicious. Though I had ordered a large it didn't have two shots of espresso in it which was disappointing Their menu had lots of interesting options. I got the truffle mushrooms. My dish was delectable. Large fried Portobello mushrooms in some pesto sauce with crispy enoki. Delicious crunchy soft sourdough. Beautiful poached eggs and cherry tomatoes. Beautifully flavoured. Very filling and satisfying. And of course the presentation was equally spectacular Love the vibe. The food and the service.

Great place for a salad or sandwich, but the stand out for me are their (jumbo) white chocolate…read moremocha

Excellent food, service & cuppa's Best Chai Lattes in…read moreLaunceston

Bryher is in a nice old building with a couple of seats out front under some shady trees. Staff are…read morefriendly though the coffee was very average. We also got a iced chocolate that was almost undrinkable (still powdery and not a great flavour) that we gave up on. Cakes and pastries looked good but were very dry - maybe I had come along on a bad day but it definitely wasn't a memorable experience.

I first went to Bryher with a local friend around a year ago, and when I was passing back through…read moreLaunceston after a festival a few weeks ago I was stoked to find it open on a public holiday after my travel companions' lunch requests weren't. They did have a slight markup for public holiday pricing but considering penalty rates, I'm totally ok with that. The coffee was beautiful, the food options were great. I had a stunning fresh salad plate with heirloom tomatoes, zucchini and kale, which came with a side of fresh bread. So good. Bryher does a trade with local growers to get a lot of their ingredients, which means they can tell you where their produce comes from. It's this kind of local spirit that makes me fall in love with cafes, so you can be sure that I'll head back to Bryher next time I'm up top.