Stonesthrow - Breadalbane

Cafés, Gluten Free, Australian

Stonesthrow

Stonesthrow
3.3 / 5 (25 reviews)

Description

Stonesthrow restaurant offers a stunning view and convenient parking, but unfortunately falls short when it comes to food quality and service. Multiple reviewers complained about long wait times, subpar dishes, and inexperienced staff. On the positive side, the location is beautiful, and the restaurant caters to a wide range of customers. While some enjoyed the share plate and scones, others were disappointed by their meals and the overall experience. Ultimately, it seems that the potential of Stonesthrow is clouded by inconsistent food and service quality, making it a hit-or-miss dining option in the scenic Tasmanian setting.

Last update: 17.01.2026 from: Susanne

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★ 3.3 / 5 from 25 reviews
edouard71
25.08.2022

Was never here, but had heard that people talking about it (mixed feedback) at the arrival it looked very scenic great to see animals why they put them on a menu I never know (yes, vegan restaurant experienced a very busy lunchtime on Saturday, so our party of four in our step. after approx. 45 minutes sitting without ANY service I approached a waitress with a trainee bath and asked for our order. my friend (eagle eyes) noticed that she had written fritatta instead of fritters and had corrected her on the order. we saw ourselves insured when she crossed the mistake and wrote frit. an hour in our first drinks...read more

valette-gregoire
25.08.2022

Ordered a large breakfast and French toast, but quite disappointed. sour teig was too hard to be a real French toast and the waitress was not professionally trained. 3 of four coffees were spilled when it was served. the best is however the prospect and their farm. these animals are so enchanting! a visit worth!

lopez-pauline
25.08.2022

His hard negative feedback at some point, but stonesthrow needs constructive criticism. I came with my partner for a quick bite to eat on a Tuesday shortly before midday. there were only about 4 other tables that were occupied when we had set ourselves. we ordered a stockplate and had to wait 50 minutes until it comes out. not only that, but for a beautiful part of the world like tassie and the products it has to offer, I would definitely not pay 44 anymore. the workers (all 8) were young and seemed very “rookie-like”. many confusion, inconspicuous and lost. if these youngs get some experienced employees...read more

susanne-bigot
25.08.2022

Sinking stone. After I had tried to book without luck on the phone, my friend and I decided to risk it and go to stones thrown to Sunday dinner. the matire had almost rolled her eyes on me when I told her that we had no booking, “yes, it will be a 30-minute waiting period” that is good that we said. then she left and we stayed in the foyer. she came back after a few eyes and said: “You can have the table over there” that shows. the room was small, but beautifully decorated and the big window that looked beyond the damm was nice. how beautiful it would be in the summer if they had a deck. the room was full with most tables all ready to receive...read more

haylee88
24.11.2017

Aventurine had just the right little bracelet for the young lady who is at home taking care of our two kittens.

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The second closest stop is Métro-Maubert-Mutualité, located 161 meters away.

The place serves you a choice of gluten-free meals.

Special baby high chairs are available for toddlers and babies.

The diner and its premises are wheelchair accessible and thus usable with a wheelchair or physiological limitations.

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