Born from a love of community and bringing people together, Tatler Lane is the evolution of Launceston’s OG speciality coffee house, Sweetbrew. The talented and passionate Sweetbrew crew have been instrumental in bringing specialty coffee to Launceston, and if you’re only going to hit one cafe in Launceston, make it Tatler Lane. While the coffee is exceptional, the all-vegetarian, Middle Eastern-inspired brunch menu is right up there with some of the best breakfasts we’ve had.

Tucked down an alley in the heart of the city, is this top-notch brunch café and coffee roastery by day. But come nighttime, Tatler Lane by Sweetbrew moonlights as a fantastic bar – and it’s one of the best things to do in Launceston. Their ever-evolving cocktail menu is well worth a go, featuring friends like a butter-washed miso-whiskey old-fashioned or a vodka apple with walnut and sage oxymel.

Sister cafe, Tatler Lane, suffuses the specialty coffee of Sweetbrew with an all-day brunch menu and perennially good vibes. Housed in the city’s first cinema, Tatler Lane transformed a dilapidated, boarded-up laneway into a lively, light-filled café space, with a focus on locally sourced ingredients, sustainability and, of course, superb coffee. bunacollective.com.au/tatler-lane-by-sweetbrew

This espresso bar/café is a must-do for any coffee lover, one of Launceston’s two original specialty coffee places. Alongside an all-vegetarian menu and extensive coffee and tea list, a visit here will make anyone happy!. Especially if you are a lover of good Chai, as they are one of the few places in Launceston that use Avalon’s favourite Prana Chai!

Believe it or not, finding traceable, high-quality coffee beans in Tasmania was once a tall order. Archana Brammall and Tim Brammall helped to change that in 2014 with Sweetbrew, which is now a benchmark for quality, transparency, and education in the industry. When asked what makes a good coffee, Mrs Brammall said choosing the right beans was key.

For a coffee that puts Melbourne cafes to shame, take a seat at Sweetbrew and enjoy a little people watching as you relax on your holiday. For the best selection of healthy juices and smoothies, pop into M&B Bar a little further down George St, and trust us, grab a caramel slice with that!

Sweetbrew always offers a friendly welcome and tasty vegetarian menu. Inside Café brings a lovely gourmet touch to their meals while Apricus Launceston offers an on-farm breakfast only minutes from the city centre. For delightful grab and go option, Alberto's Espresso delivers in spades.

Another great coffee shop to stop by is located further up the road in George street with a more hipster vibe (possibly than anywhere else you’ll visit in Launceston!) But indeed, a great coffee and great prices for casual pastries and snacks. Open 7 days // location

Tatler Lane by Sweetbrew – A brunch cafe, bar, event space, coffee roasting house & multi-cultural hub. Tatler Lane features their own roastery, with a focus on educating the community about coffee, from how the bean is cultivated to how it ends up in your cup.

If coffee is more your thing, fight for a table at Launceston's Sweetbrew and simply refuse to leave. The staff are militant about measuring each cup at exactly 22g of coffee, and blind-tasting the milk they use — and it's a strategy that pays dividends.

Step inside a warm and inviting atmosphere at Tatler Lane by Sweetbrew. Hidden down one of the alleyways in the heart of Launceston, stepping into this cozy corner of the city is like entering a world where time slows down. Tatler Lane by Sweetbrew...

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