Food and wine in Tasmania's Huon Valley

Tasmania has long been known for it's quality fresh produce and local seafood and has more recently gained a reputation for quality restaurants as well. Enjoy one of these dining experiences in Hobart, Grove, Ranelagh, Port Huon and Ida Bay as part of your Huon Valley Escape: Home Hill Winery, Willie Smiths Apple Shed, Ranelagh General Store, Kermandie Hotel.

The Apple Shed: Cider works, Cafe, Museum

Whether a quick organic cider tasting, a relaxed lunch or stay to browse the museum, The Apple Shed at Huonville is a great place to try Willie Smiths Organic Cider.

Ranelagh General Store and Cafe

Just 50 minutes from Hobart in Tasmania's Huon Valley. Pick up your essential supplies for self catering at your Huon Bush Retreats cabin or grab a pie, a piece of fruit and a drink then head up to the Mount Misery Walk.

Ida Bay Cafe
​Lune River, Far South Tasmania

Café open every day 9am to 4pm

• Come & taste our new Gourmet Pies. 
• Join us for some local fresh seafood including rock lobster
• Great Coffee.​

Home Hill Winery, Ranelagh

With award-winning wines and a menu overflowing with fresh local and Tasmanian produce, Home Hill Winery is a premier dining destination in the Huon Valley.
The restaurant has won numerous awards for its delicious menu, with lunch served between 12pm – 3pm (please check days on website). The cellar door is open for tastings 7 days a week from 10am to 5pm.

Kermandie Waterfront Restaurant: Port Huon

Quality family menu and a relaxing dining experience complimented by The Kermandie's riverfront location. The menu is seasonal and all ingredients have been sourced with care and consideration.

Stockmans Restaurant: Hobart City

The Old Woolstore's Stockmans Restaurant, features a delicious range of hearty, affordable meals, all inspired by world-famous Tasmanian food and quality fresh produce.

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Some cafes and restaurants in Huonville, Dover, Cygney and Franklin

Huonville and Ranelagh

• Banjos Bakehouse:  Huonville
  
• Boathouse Café (fish punt):  Huonville
• Boatshed Café:  Huonville
• Café 201:  Huonville
• China Café:  Huonville
• Claypot Curry House:  Huonville
• Dobab Vietnamese Kitchen:  Huonville
  
• Nirvana Indian: Huonville (03) 6264 1111
• ds Coffee House and Internet Café:  Huonville
• Grand Hotel: Huonville
• Home Hill Wines: (Ranelagh) Huonville
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• Huon Manor Restaurant and Cafe: Huonville
  
• Ranelagh General Store, Basic groceries and quality cafe menu
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• Rustic Reflections, civilised a la carte, but not over the top, main street between roundabout and bridge
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• Nirvana Indian, takeaway or dine in​, Wilmot Road near Roundabout
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• Stans Pizza (reasonable quality pizzas) main street near roundabout
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• Aqua Grill:  Franklin
• Franklin Tavern: Franklin

Geeveston and Port Huon

• Geeveston Bakery: Geeveston
• Geeveston Onestop Shop: Geeveston
• Geeveston Roadhouse: Geeveston
  
• Sass Restaurant at The Kermandie
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Cygnet

• Cygnet Garden Larder:  Cygnet
• Cygnet Hotel:  Cygnet
  
• Cygneture Chocolates:  Cygnet
• Devour Takeaway Cafe:  Cygnet
• Double Delight Bakery & Cafe:  Cygnet

Dover

• Dottie's Teahouse:  Dover
• Dover RSL: Dover

Taste Of The Huon

‘A Taste of the Huon’, is the celebration of fine food, wine, entertainment, arts and crafts from the Huon Valley and Channel region. This region produces an abundance of apples and although Tasmania is still recognised as the 'Apple Isle', cherries, mushrooms, salmon, vineyards, berries and truffles are also farmed in the area and along with much more, promoted at the Festival. This Festival is one of the most popular regional events in Tasmania and draws over 20,000 local, intrastate and interstate visitors through its 2 day program.