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Launceston, Australia
An art deco building on George Street frames one of Launceston's most focused dining propositions: Tasmanian beef cooked with the seriousness the island's pasture-raised cattle deserve, paired with a pinot noir list that pulls from the Tamar Valley's cooler-climate producers. Black Cow Bistro works a tight brief and executes it with the kind of consistency that keeps tables in demand.
Launceston, Australia
Seven Rooms at Stillwater occupies a converted 1830s flour mill at the edge of the South Esk River in Launceston's Seaport precinct. The kitchen operates within Tasmania's unusually short supply chain, drawing on local seafood, island-raised proteins, and Tamar Valley wines in a setting where the river light is as much a part of the experience as what arrives on the plate.
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Launceston, Australia
Set inside a converted 1830s flour mill on the banks of the North Esk River, Stillwater occupies one of Launceston's most architecturally arresting spaces. The adjoining Stillwater Seven offers seven accommodation suites within the same stone building, making it a rare combined dining and lodging address in Tasmania. It sits at the intersection of colonial industrial heritage and considered contemporary hospitality.
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