Milkbar Cafe - Launceston

Had a few minutes to spare to popped in for a quick coffee. I also had a homemade florentine. I'll definitely be back to try more for delicious looking treats that Milkbar has on offer. The cafe has a great vibe. I noticed that there is a second room with more tables & lounges.

Friendly service in a shopfront that was dressed in the 1950s - 60s Theme No menu, what you see is what you get. Limited breakfast options Had the $ 7 toasted sandwich, which was a fundamental roasted sandwich, that is not typical of something that could be typical at home at home, which would be happy to pay $ 7 to $ 7 for in a café.

Honestly, after all the big writing pictures in this place, I expected a lot more! It is a tiny small place whose menu is in the display cabinet. Grief The little store of the back is quiet, but again very small. The coffee was nice and the service nice, as mentioned in other reviews.

Beautiful nostalgic atmosphere in the cafe: Laminex tables, burned orange fried. Warmer drifical service. I just had a coffee ... Top Score !! Will definitely return the next time when I'm in Burnie to try the food !!

This was a nice little cafe that my husband and I stopped, for lunch. The service was incredibly with the waitress, which made me a delicious Nutella Mokka, which I enjoyed very much. We also had the lamb and the prosciutto Panini, which were both delicious and very fresh. I will definitely recommend that friends and family.