CITY OF GASTRONOMY

These two eateries are situated within easy walking distance of each other in the Launceston CBD. 

Stop B1 is the closest bus stop when travelling to or from Tatler Lane by Sweetbrew, with both northbound and southbound routes stopping at St John Street, just near Tatler Parade. Walking from Tatler Lane on Tatler Parade to Saint John Craft Beer Bar is a mere three minutes, or two blocks, back down St John Street.

The B1 bus stop will also get you close to Saint John Craft Beer Bar, as will the C1 stop on nearby York Street. These bus stops are accessed by the Metro Tasmania bus service, which accepts greencard or cash. Ubers and taxis also operate in and around Launceston.

Menus are available online for Tatler Lane by Sweetbrew and Saint John Craft Beer. Saint John Craft Beer has a seasonal menu that changes regularly. Call or email ahead at each venue if you’d like to organise any additional assistance, or find more information online at tatlerlane.com.au and saintjohncraftbeer.com.au.

The Harvest Market provides a convenient means of accessing some of the best local produce and hand-crafted fine foods this bountiful region has to offer, within one central location. The markets are held in the car park opposite Albert Hall, within walking distance of many central city accommodation providers. Alternatively, travel via public transport and hop off at nearby bus stops such as stop 53 on Lambert Street, City Terminus North on St John Street, or stop 2 on William Street.