Nestled in a charming 1830s flour mill by the Tamar River, Stillwater serves up seasonal Tasmanian delights in a beautifully relaxed yet refined setting.
"Stillwater is a longtime favorite in Launceston for its location on the Tamar River in a lovingly restored 1830s flour mill. Original beams, polished timber floors, and water views set the scene for seasonal dishes such as whiskey-cured Huon salmon; slow-roasted Flinders Island rack of lamb (flavored like ocean salt from the sea-swept grasses the lamb eat); and Cape Grim steak (which hails from the capital of clean air). The same owners run Black Cow Bistro a few blocks up the road, which is doing more incredible things with Cape Grim cuts. Save room for the sweet basil panna cotta with strawberries and breadcrumbs. You can hike it off at Cradle Mountain tomorrow."
"Nearby in Launceston, Tasmania’s second biggest town, there’s now the Stillwater Seven, with seven rooms attached to the namesake restaurant."
Alexander Zhdanov
Evonイオナ
Brenda May
Joshua Giuliani
Amora Michael
Mark P
Michael Nugent
Yi Zeng
Alexander Zhdanov
Evonイオナ
Brenda May
Joshua Giuliani
Amora Michael
Mark P
Michael Nugent
Yi Zeng