5 Best Seasonal Restaurants in Seven Mile Beach

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1. Boardwalk Bistro - Wrest Point

4.4

Price: Moderate

• Bistro • Sandy Bay

Booked 6 times today

Dishing up great quality food, The Boardwalk Bistro is a family-friendly destination with a focus on great value.With a boardwalk deck extending over the River Derwent, sit in the sheltered alfresco area or inside at a cosy waterside booth. This restaurant is a crowd favourite, catering for a range of dietary requirements, including specialised low gluten and free from dairy menus.Satisfy your pizza or burger craving, tackle a pint and parmy, or enjoy a light snack option. Boardwalk Bistro is Wrest Point Tasmania’s definition of relaxed, quality dining by the water’s edge. No need to book, just come on down.

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2. Birdsong Restaurant

4.3

Awesome(46)

Price: Expensive

• Modern Australian • Battery Point

Located in Salamanca, Hobart. Birdsong Restaurant is family owned and dedicated to creating a memorable dining experience.Our menu features local Tasmanian produce such as locally sourced seafood, Cape Grim Beef and D’Anvers Chocolate which highlights our modern Australian cuisineBirdsong Bar offers a vast selection of local wines, beers, whiskey and gin so you are able to experience all of Tasmania’s best offerings in one place

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3. Embers – Bar Pizza Grill

3.4

Very Good(23)

Price: Moderate

• Australian • Hobart City Center

Booked 2 times today

The recently refurbished Embers Bar and Grill is now open 5 days a week for Dinner with a seasonal farm-to-table menu boasting locally-sourced Tasmania products for modern Australian cuisine.The bar’s wine and spirits list highlights Tasmanian suppliers.Don't forget to try our exciting new Seafood Boil.We look forward to welcoming you to Embers Restaurant!

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4. Prospect House Private Hotel

4.8

Exceptional(74)

Price: Expensive

• Country kitchen • Richmond

Prospect Country House is nestled at the gateway to Richmond's historic village, located in southern Tasmania's Coal River Valley wine region. Our dining room is open for dinner throughout the year, welcoming both guests who are staying with us and those who are not.Our menu showcases a blend of local and onsite produce from our garden and orchard, striking a balance between elegance and hearty offerings. While the atmosphere is perfect for special occasions, our service remains warm and unpretentious.Lunch is available for group bookings and events by prior arrangement only. For enquiries, please reach out directly to our team at reservations@prospectcountryhouse.com.au.Please note that we do not accommodate children under the age of 16.

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5. Abundance on the Quay

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Price: Moderate

• Modern Australian • Bellerive

Booked 1 time today

Our StoryWe have always lived by the abundance theory...abundant friends, family, food, wine, beautiful things and LOVE.Our aim is to share this philosophy with people who understand the art of living.We welcome you to the Abundance family and strive to deliver a life enhancing experience.Who we areHannah Lawson and Adrian Collinson, along with their sons Will and Isaac, live on Bellerive Bluff on Tasmania's Eastern Shore.In 2014 Hannah and Adrian realised their dream of opening their licenced cafe, homewares and specialised clothing experience in the heart of the increasingly popular Bellerive Village.Although both Hannah and Adrian were new to the hospitality industry, the Abundance experience was a success from the first minute of opening.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Boardwalk Bistro - Wrest Point

2. Birdsong Restaurant

3. Embers – Bar Pizza Grill

4. Prospect House Private Hotel

5. Abundance on the Quay

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