Set in a heritage riverside flour mill on the Tamar at the edge of Launceston, the dining room pairs northern Tasmanian produce with a wine list drawn largely from the state's cool-climate vineyards. The kitchen runs from morning coffee through lunch and into dinner, closing Sundays and public holidays, and the menu leans on regional growers, fishers and foragers rather than a fixed template. Upstairs, the Seven suites extend the stay for those who want to linger. A fixture of the Tasmanian dining scene, it trades on a long-held reputation for careful cooking and an unhurried river-side room. Reservations are advised, particularly for dinner.