Tasmania

Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop

4.5(138 reviews)

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Meet Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop, a coffee shop or café in Tasmania, at 28 Church St, Ross TAS 7209, Australia. The venue operates as a coffee shop or café, covering coffee, pastries and full meals.

That tally of 138 reviews reflects steady approval from those who stop in. The address on 28 Church St places the café within Ross, one of the nearby places in the region. Launceston sits within reach of the café, one of the nearby places in the region. The website for Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop is listed at https://www.facebook.com/Bakery31Ross.

Guests have handed Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop a 4.5 out of 5 average. The venue keeps its doors open throughout its posted hours, serving customers from morning through the day.

Australian islands range from cool temperate Tasmania to the tropical Whitsundays, so climates differ widely. Many Australian islands were used for sealing, whaling and lighthouse keeping in the nineteenth century. Tasmania produces apples, berries, cheese and cool-climate wine; tropical islands grow mangoes and macadamias. English is the main language, and many Australian island place names come from Aboriginal languages. Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop fits into that landscape as a coffee shop or café in Tasmania.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop serve — coffee, pastries, gelato or meals?

Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop operates as a coffee and café venue, with a Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Bakery31Ross. The name signals both baked goods and a gift shop alongside the coffee service.

What kind of business is Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop?

Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop is a coffee and café business on Tasmania, within the Australian island group. It sits in Ross, a village within reach of centres such as Launceston and Hobart.

Is Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop a coffee shop or a bakery?

The venue trades as a coffee and café business on Tasmania, and its name also covers a bakery and gift shop. Tasmania's cool-climate produce, including apples and berries, shapes the island's café culture.