Glen Clyde House in Hamilton, Tasmania | Coffee shop

Glen Clyde House

Locality: Hamilton, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6286 3442

Address: 2 Grace Street 7140 Hamilton, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.glenclydehouse.com

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24.01.2022 Glen Clyde House is one of Tasmania's original Coaching Inns. Convict built circa 1840 as a private residence for James Jackson. It was licensed in 1845 as the 'Tasmanian Lass' and later traded as the 'Glen Clyde Hotel' until the 1930's. Its use since has been varied: Maternity Home, Dental Clinic and from the 1940's to 1970's a Motor Garage!... Today it is the proud home of The Kingdom Gallery and Cafe.

23.01.2022 Glen Clyde House is one of Tasmanias original Coaching Inns. Convict built circa 1840 as a private residence for James Jackson. It was licensed in 1845 as the Tasmanian Lass and later traded as the Glen Clyde Hotel until the 1930s. Its use since has been varied: Maternity Home, Dental Clinic and from the 1940s to 1970s a Motor Garage!... Today it is the proud home of The Kingdom Gallery and Cafe.

13.01.2022 With work from more than 30 Tasmanian artisqans including the owner in residence there is plenty from which to choose that special memento or gift. Items include the practical, unusual and quirky, some of which are unique to Glen Clyde House.

06.01.2022 Photo courtesy of Kate Allan

05.01.2022 Come in for Brunch , Lunch, or Afternoon Tea, we have something to suit all tastes

04.01.2022 Before or after browsing through the gallery stop; for a relaxing cuppa or light meal in the adjoining café. Dine in the heritage rooms by a warm fire in the cooler weather or on sunny days enjoy the outdoor deck overlooking the garden. Enjoy snacks, light meals, espresso coffees, Devonshire teas. The menu features weekly specials as well as standard favourites including our delicious Woodcutters Pie!... With seating for 50 we can comfortably cater for tour groups but for large groups please book ahead to avoid disappointment.