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Pristine South Tasmania 2024 | Page 35 TASMANIA - HUON VALLEY H21728 Huonville Cygnet Geeveston Dover Locations of Huon Valley Community Bank Branches’ ATMs Community Bank Cygnet Ph (03) 6295 0445 Community Bank Dover Ph (03) 6298 1959 Community Bank Geeveston Ph (03) 6297 0133 Community Bank Huonville Ph (03) 6264 2264 44 THE ESPLANADE, HUONVILLE P. (03) 6264 1838 Devonshire teas, Light lunches, Snacks, Tea, Coffee and Cold drinks Sunday Roast 12noon-2pm (Bookings essential) Friendly staff and a stunning outlook OPEN DAILY 10AM-4PM H21794 Who doesn’t love a Sunday roast with all the trimmings? That’s just one of the treats waiting for you at the Boatshed Café, open daily from 10am to 4pm, on the Esplanade in Huonville, nestled on the banks of the serene Huon River. Chefs Lynne and Natasha have many years of experience, and a passion for genuine home-style cooking, using the best and freshest local produce. “There’s no better place than here in the Huon Valley,” Lynne says. “I think our farmers, fishers, growers, and makers create the finest produce in the country, and it’s right here on our doorstep.” If you’re in the mood for a snack, Lynne and Natasha can serve up some piping hot fish and chips, a Boatshed Burger or toastie. Real coffee is also on the menu – the beans roasted nearby in Cygnet by artisan roasters, The Beansmith. And that famous Sunday roast? It’s on every Sunday from noon to 2pm. Lynne and Natasha select the best available produce for the roasts, so you might be sitting down to roast pork with crackling, succulent local lamb or grassfed Huon Valley beef. Home-cooked delights, beautiful river views Did you know Bendigo Community Bank Huon Valley branches in Huonville, Geeveston, Dover and Cygnet give back 80 per cent of their profits to the Huon Valley community? Community Bank Huon Valley has returned over $3.6 million in the form of grants, donations and sponsorships to community groups, organisations, enterprises, sporting clubs and individuals in the Huon Valley. When you bank with a local Community Bank, the Huon Valley community shares in the bank’s income. The decisions about the sharing of those profits are made locally, by Community Bank directors who are the friends and neighbours of the residents who live and work in the Huon Valley and understand the needs of the community. Since opening in 2003, Community Bank Huon Valley now has branches in Dover, Geeveston, Huonville and Cygnet. Over $3.6 million to the Huon Valley community! No other bank can provide the full range of banking services and, at the same time, give back to the community the profits from those banking operations.

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