Kurrajong House

Greenoaks Gallery in Launceston has been a unique and much loved neighbourhood business for many years. The gallery presents a diverse range of quality artworks and the opportunity to meet the artist who created them. The Gallery features the work of artist Dan Villiers, who works in a wide variety of styles and mediums. Pastel, watercolour, acrylic, drawing, and encaustic painting are some of the mediums. Dan paints scenery, flora, fauna, and people from all over Tasmania. When you visit he will gladly talk to you about his work and how he created specific pieces. There is an extensive range of original artworks displayed in the gallery, and Dan also accepts commission requests, should you want something particularly special to you. Located at the picturesque park at St Georges Square. Locals enjoy strolling and picnicking in the shady green park. Cafes and speciality stores can be found in the park and in neighbouring streets. Ample parking is available right by the gallery.

Found on the outskirts of Launceston, Tower Cafe on High Street is worth a trip for aromatic coffee and mouth-watering café fare. Tucked into the QV Tower and previously the old Launceston Maternity Hospital, this café has a spacious dining area with calming blue-grey walls adorned in contemporary artwork and stylishly minimalistic decor with room to soak up bright sunshine on the deck. Sumptuous modern fare takes a healthy turn with locally sourced produce that has diners returning two-fold; if stopping by for breakfast, perhaps delve into Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon, poached eggs and housemade Hollandaise, on sourdough. Meet friends for lunch and savour a dish of marinated Thai beef salad, rice vermicelli, Asian salad, nam jim dressing, and crispy shallots, enjoyed with an iced latte.

Well, the short and thick of it is that we love our community and everything we do at Relish! We proudly support local people and local producers. The word "Relish" means "great enjoyment" and in championing this meaning, we've built a brand and nurtured this humble meeting place into a busy suburban cafe. We're serving great honest food with big flavour and good coffee, all with a service aspect that will make you feel warm and welcome and it's why so many people keep coming back. We make and package many of the items that we make in the cafe and sell them under our sister brand, Tasmanian Affair. Relish has been built on this philosophy, and this is just one of the reasons that we keep opening our doors every day.