Bicheno

Bicheno might be famous for its penguins and Blowhole, but it’s also a hotspot for food and drink. First stop? The Farm Shed for a Sweetbrew Coffee, one of Tasmania's premier roasters and a partnership brand of the Farm Shed and Bicheno Brewing.

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For something heartier, the Longboat Tavern is a go-to for pub classics and fresh seafood. And speaking of seafood, you can’t visit Bicheno without popping into the Lobster Shack. Whether you’re after a simple lobster roll or the full seafood platter, this spot delivers the goods.

Craving French-inspired cuisine? Le Coq Restaurant offers elegant dishes with a Tassie twist. Finish your Bicheno experience with a quick drive to Devils Corner. Not only does this winery have world-class wines, but the views of Freycinet Peninsula are absolutely next-level.

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St Helens

St Helens has upped its foodie game in recent years. Start your culinary exploration at The Social for wood-fired pizzas and a buzzing atmosphere. For a touch of sophistication, The Wharf Bar & Kitchen serves up fresh local seafood with waterfront views.

If you’re after a dining experience with sweeping vistas, head to Panorama Restaurant. And for something sweet, check out Cerise Brook Orchard for their famous apple cider and fresh-picked fruit.

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Binalong Bay

Nestled at the edge of the Bay of Fires, The Hub in Binalong Bay is the ultimate brunch stop. Their coffee is some of the best on the coast, and the menu features local produce with a casual beachside flair. After a meal here, you’ll be ready to hit the white-sand beaches nearby.

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Scamander

If Scamander’s laid-back surf culture is calling your name, then make sure to stop by The Surfside Beaumaris. This seaside spot offers everything from craft beers to gourmet burgers, all with a killer view of the ocean. It’s the ideal place to kick back after a day of exploring.

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Coles Bay

As you head toward Freycinet National Park, Coles Bay has no shortage of great eats. Geographe is a local favourite for casual dining, serving everything from fresh seafood to wood-fired pizza. For a classic pub vibe, Iluka Tavern has hearty meals and friendly service.

Looking for something a little more special? Freycinet Lodge is your go-to for fine dining in an iconic setting. Their seasonal menu highlights the best Tassie produce, paired with a stellar wine list.

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Swansea

Swansea is a charming stop with some equally charming dining options. The Barkmill Tavern is a cosy spot for a pint and some pub grub. Whether you’re passing through or staying the night, this spot will leave you feeling well-fed and welcomed.

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Triabunna and Orford

Start your day at Wattlebanks Cafe in Orford for a hearty breakfast or a long lunch featuring local ingredients. Just a short drive away, Darlington Vineyard is the perfect place to sample some of Tasmania’s finest wines. 

Plan Your East Coast Adventure

From the craft beers of Bicheno Brewing to the scenic delights of Freycinet Lodge, each stop offers its own slice of paradise. Grab your map, hit the road, and get ready to taste your way through this stunning coastline.