Things to Do in Burnie, Tasmania: The Local Guide

Burnie is a coastal city on Tasmania's north-west coast, set along Emu Bay. Its dining and accommodation scene spans casual cafes, sit-down restaurants and waterfront venues, making it a practical base for exploring the region.

Why visit Burnie

Burnie pairs a working harbour town with an accessible mix of places to eat, drink and stay. Whether you're after a relaxed cafe stop, an evening meal out or a place to bed down for the night, the suburb covers the essentials within easy reach of the foreshore.

What Burnie is best for

• A casual cafe breakfast or coffee
• An evening meal at a sit-down restaurant
• Overnight or short stays while exploring the north-west coast
• Waterfront dining and drinks

Local favourites

A few of our highest-scoring spots in Burnie:

• Hungry Birds Burnie
• YUVI KITCHEN
• The Chapel
• Communion Brewing Co
• Bruce's Cafe
• Bayviews Restaurant & Lounge Bar

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Frequently asked questions

What kinds of places to eat are in Burnie?

Burnie has a range of options including restaurants and cafes, with venues such as YUVI KITCHEN, Leonardoz Restaurant Burnie, Mallee Grill, Bayviews Restaurant & Lounge Bar, Fish on the Edge, Bruce's Cafe and Cafe Europa among those listed.

Where can I stay in Burnie?

Accommodation options in the area include venues such as Beach Hotel Burnie and Ikon Hotel. Check directly with each venue for availability and rates.

Are there waterfront venues in Burnie?

Yes. Several listed venues reference the foreshore or waterfront, including The Foreshore and Bayviews Restaurant & Lounge Bar. Nearby Wynyard also has The Waterfront Wynyard.

Is there anywhere for a drink in Burnie?

Listed venues include Communion Brewing Co and The Vault, alongside hotel and restaurant lounge options. Contact each venue directly to confirm what they offer and their opening times.