Tasman Peninsula Dining Options
The closest dining option is with your hosts at Storm Bay B & B (see below for details) followed by Nubeena (5 minutes by car) and Port Arthur (10 minutes by car).
The Nubeena Café
The Nubeena Café is open Tuesday - Saturday 7:30am to 4.00pm for a range of tasty items.
The Cannery and Catch Van
The Cannery is open Wednesday & Thursday 11am-3pm, Friday & Saturday 11am-8pm and Sunday 11am- 4pm. Modern Australian Cafe/Restaurant sourcing from Tasmania's pristine oceans and farms.
Nubeena Ex-Servicemens Club
Nubeena Ex-Servicemens Club is open Wednesday - Saturday for dinner, meals start at 5.00pm & finish at 7.30pm.
Booking recommended.
1830 Restaurant
1830 Restaurant (located in the visitor centre at Port Arthur Historic Site) is open Wednesday - Saturday 5pm-10pm.
Bookings strongly recommended.
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Port Arthur Motor Inn Restaurant
Port Arthur Motor Inn Restaurant open daily for dinners.
Bookings recommended.
On the Bay
On the Bay (located at the Stewarts Bay Lodge) is open daily from 5pm-8pm for dinner.
Bookings strongly recommended.
Port Arthur Lavender
Port Arthur Lavender is open daily for lunch all year 10am-4pm.
McHenry Distillery
At 43° south, William McHenry & Sons Distillery is the world’s southern-most family owned and operated boutique distillery. The distillery is just 10 minutes from the Storm Bay B & B and tours can be arranged by appointment.
Blue Seal Café
Situated just 25 minutes from the B & B, Blue Seal Café offers a range of Gourmet Pies, Seafood and awesome Curries and Pizzas!! Open Friday and Saturday nights for curry or pizza dinners. Bookings recommended.
Rosedale Homestead
Rosedale Homestead is a great place to stop in for a coffee, peruse the museum, and checkout the animals. Open daily from 9am until 8pm for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Bangor Vineyard Shed
Bangor Vineyard Shed is an award-winning Cellar Door and Restaurant overlooking the vineyard and picturesque Blackman's Bay.
Enjoy a relaxed lunch with fine wine, fresh local produce, sweeping views, and a warm rural welcome.
