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50's Diner

Take a step back in time and enjoy burgers, shakes and fries in fifty's style booth seating. Enjoy rock' n' roll music and juke box whilst overlooking an English box hedge garden.

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50's Diner
Alexander Hotel
Argosy Motor Inn
Bridge Hotel/Motel
Burnie
Burnie Accommodation
Devonport Accommodation
Erica Cottage
Kentish Hills Retreat Motel
Latrobe
Port of Devonport Corporation Pty Ltd
Seabrook Hotel
Selective Car Rentals
The Beach Hotel
The Tasmanian
Ulverstone and the Central Coast
Waratah and Wynyard
Waverley Lodge B & B
Woolmers Estate

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North West & King Touring
Devonport to Queenstown
Devonport to Launceston
Burnie - Queenstown
Burnie - Smithton
Devonport - Burnie
Hobart - Devonport
Devonport - Cradle Mountain
Burnie - Cradle Mountain

North West & King Destinations
Burnie
Waratah and Wynyard
Ulverstone and the Central Coast
Latrobe

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Topic summary

Cafes in Tasmania, Contemporary Dining

50's Diner

Bars and Nightclubs, Bistro and Casual Dining, Contemporary Dining, Hotels & Motels, KENO

Alexander Hotel

Bars and Nightclubs, Bistro and Casual Dining, Contemporary Dining, Hotels & Motels, KENO, OASIS, TAB

Argosy Motor Inn

Bistro and Casual Dining, Hotels & Motels

Seabrook Hotel
Bridge Hotel/Motel

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Burnie
Latrobe
Waratah and Wynyard
Ulverstone and the Central Coast
The Tasmanian

Car Rental

Selective Car Rentals

Hotels & Motels

The Beach Hotel
Woolmers Estate
Kentish Hills Retreat Motel

Accommodation

Burnie Accommodation
Devonport Accommodation

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation

Waverley Lodge B & B

Cottage Accommodation

Erica Cottage

Travel and Transport

Port of Devonport Corporation Pty Ltd
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The Tasmanian (view)

Tasmania has always been known for its quality food and beverages, timber, crafts and fine woollens.

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