Well, here's an unexpected treat. Located at the entrance to the tourist park on the eastern edge of town, Splash serves delicious food and excellent coffee. How do house-made bagels or eggs Benedict sound for breakfast? Maybe a chicken and avocado wrap or BLT for lunch will hit the spot? Sit indoors or outdoors but don't expect swift service.
Splash Café
Top choice in Tasmania
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