Earthy Eats — Restaurant in Launceston

A vegan, a vegetarian, coeliac sufferer and an omnivore all walk into Earthy Eats...... No, this is not a punchline to a bad joke, they just happen to be friends that all want to be able to sit down and eat somewhere friendly, cosy and nice that is thoughtful enough that it doesn't discriminate against one or the other.

Lovely place to stop by when needing a healthy, tasty fix. Everything is earth conscious, well labled for Gluten Free, Vegetarian and Vegan options and staff are always more than happy to assist you with selecting something to eat.

Unlike some other 'trendy' and sometimes militant eco friendly food cafe's and restaurants, Earthy Eats is a very friendly and laid back cafe with no pretentious or in your face pressures. It's somewhere that can happily cater for a Coeliac sufferer, vegan, vegetarian and regular omnivore all at the...

I was in Tas on holiday and ate at this restaurant once. That was enough. I was after some kind of Buddha bowl but supposedly that was sold out. So they suggested the falafel with salad. I went with that and was sooo disappointed. The falafel was rock hard, dry and I could have choked to death, luckily I had a berry smoothie which was actually pretty good to help it go down. I still only ate half of it. I can't emphasize how hard and dry it was. Either you guys need a new recipe or stop reusing week old falafel. And....the falafel with a tiny cauliflower salad and a small smoothie was $26. Not justified. Especially with bad quality falafel. Maybe I just got a bad meal....but it's really put me off returning. That falafel sat in the back of my hire car for a week....smelled like...

Spacious, clean and warm environment. A selection of salads, toasties and raw desserts available. Only one breakfast and lunch special on the menu at any given time. A variety of smoothies.

Everything we ordered was sublime and had by far the best coffee I've had in Tasmania. Unfortunately I can't give this place five stars due to the two (out of three) rude staff members that couldn't have been bothered to even say 'hey' when we entered (but managed to scow) and just dumped our coffees and food on the table.

There is also a small grocer in this cafe that sells fresh, local produce and other Tasmanian made goods (candles, tea etc.) A selection of seeds available for purchase (I think? NO instruction)

Overall - worth the visit but apparently some customer service...