We had a delicious lunch at the cafe while going through king Solomon caves. Kim was so amazing she also gift a painting to my lovely little one. Thank you so much Kim.
Even though I’m someone who only writes a review if it’s positive, this was an easy decision. I have been travelling Tasmania with a friend and we stopped here. Not only were our two large coffees undrinkable, they cost us $16. (Admittedly, I drink soy milk however that still makes them very pricey)
Not the best experience! The tables had not been cleaned (even though the cafe only had one table of 3 dining when we arrived). Our tea cups were heavily stained and crazed, we asked for clean cups which seemed to annoy the staff member. A lovely spot but unfortunately we felt the service and care f
My husband and I had a delicious lunch and coffee on our last day in Tasmania. The best salad I had anywhere on the island. Very friendly and helpful. Loved the garden.
Well have you wondered why they call it mole creek?
if you have been there you now know it is because of the woman behind the counter at this cafe.
Terrible service, she was borderline aggressive with her abrupt abrasive personality (which she seems to be aware of and delights in her behaviour) an
Love the view from the big windows out onto the multicoloured trees of the street. The owner Kim is lovely, and the scones are classic with very generous portions of jam and cream!! Definitely drop in if you're around!
Great coffee and muffin, good service. No efpos
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Cafe Bozzey. The devon tea was generous and served with real cream and great coffee - doesn't get much better than that. Comfortable couch and chairs, plenty of reading material and a big window topped it off. Plenty of local information available and even locals
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