3 Best Casual Restaurants in Invermay

3 restaurants available nearby

A photo of SAINT JOHN CRAFT BEER restaurant

1. SAINT JOHN CRAFT BEER

4.4

Awesome(84)

Price: Moderate

• Bar / Lounge / Bottle Service • Launceston CBD

Booked 1 time today

18 Rotating taps featuring the best independent beers. 150+ beers on offer. Cider, bespoke wine and spirits. Our kitchen delivers a Southern American inspired menu full of locally sourced seasonal produce. Kitchen open daily 12:30pm-3pm and 3:30pm-9pm

2. The Tram Bar

3.3

Good(11)

Price: Expensive

• Australian • Launceston CBD

Booked 2 times today

The Tram Bar is open 6 days a week offering modern Tasmanian cuisine with a casual twist, The Tram Bar has been re-imagined with a sleek, new design and is perfect for any occasion. Featuring an original 1911 Tram, The Tram Bar is the perfect place to share a drink and a bite with friends. The menu has been designed around casual dining and Tasmanian produce, with influences from all around the world.

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3. Links Restaurant - Country Club Casino

4.4

Awesome(526)

Price: Expensive

• Modern Australian • Prospect Vale

Booked 10 times today

Overlooking the lake and golf course, Links Restaurant offers a buffet style of dining, in a relaxed environment with alfresco and indoor seating options, and an abundance of choice on the menu.Links Restaurant is a favourite of both locals and visitors to Launceston, and serves up the city’s best buffet dinner every Friday and Saturday night. The buffet offers an all-you-can-eat experience, including soup, seafood, a wide selection of hot dishes, salad bar and roast meat options served by our Chefs. There is also a decadent selection of desserts that’s an ever-popular choice for families!

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. SAINT JOHN CRAFT BEER

2. The Tram Bar

3. Links Restaurant - Country Club Casino

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