The Old Chapel Tea Rooms at 1A Chapel Street Glenorchy, is set within the original O’Brien’s Bridge Wesleyan Chapel built in 1830. A wealth of history encourages customers to fossick around the many antiques and nic nacs from days gone by, and peruse the lovely boutique craft items for sale. Devonshire Teas with golden baked scones, home made jam and fresh whipped cream compliment the ambient surroundings and “silver service” that is offered. With a simple but delicious menu of farmhouse soup, sandwiches and quiche, Trainees are proud to welcome customers in heritage style uniforms.
In contrast, the Car Yard Café at 267A Main Road, Derwent Park (next to Dave Powell Motors) has a more upbeat atmosphere, with takeaways and cappuccino available. Trainees dress in auto shirts with chequered aprons, and the Café is decorated everywhere in car memorabilia. With entry from the bike track or Main Road, eating in is also available, with a menu that includes a range of egg and bacon rolls, sandwiches and pies, sweet pastries and cakes, and snack items. Always with a smile, Trainees look forward to welcoming you soon!
Both ventures are proudly operated by the Hospitality Trainees of Aurora Disability Services.
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