Avenue Restaurant from Launceston Opening hours
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The rating of this location is 3.5 . This is just what other are thinking. Maybe you find some other opening times details in the ratings texts.
Just call the restaurant on (+61)363343434 to ask about opening times or to ask for closed holidays. Also book a table for yourself.
Whilst the meals were well presented and very tasty, for one of the diners being vegetarian this meant one option only in the main listing and it wasn't even marked as vegetarian. This dish was one of the usual 3 veg options offered anywhere - Risotto. It is always a variety of this, pizza or pasta pretty much everywhere. Don't get me wrong the risotto was very nice along with the pumpkin puree and the one small leaf of fried kale; but where is the creative meal preparation of vegetarian options? Pretty much none existent. The sizing was also on the small size. I would hate to have seen what the entree quantity would have been. More rice and pumpkin puree would have been appreciated. As you can see there is a lot of empty plate around the food.The diner that had the chicken option enjoyed this. The baby roasted vegetables were a nice addition to the plate and though it wasn't super generous it was a more acceptable meal size than the risotto.
I took my father to high tea at the Avenue Restaurant to celebrate his 87th birthday. A lovely table had been prepared for us and the service person was initially friendly and efficient. There was a variety of teas for us to enjoy.The bottom plate of the three tiers held delicious finger sandwiches and the middle plate held wonderful cakes and slices. However, when we reached the scones at the top, they were as hard as rocks and I couldn't cut them with a knife.I called the waiter over and explained we couldn't eat them. She went into a long description of how the chef cooks them fresh in the oven. But clearly they had been microwaved and then gone hard because we left them until last. She said that most people eat the scones first and I said it made sense to eat the savoury first and finish with the sweet. She continued to argue that they were fresh.I reiterated that we couldn't eat them and dropped one onto my plate to show her how hard they were. She then asked if I would like another serve of scones. This should have been her comment immediately I brought the problem to her attention and it spoiled what was otherwise a lovely high tea. We won't be rushing back.
