The Jetty Cafe at Dennes Point,
Bruny Island
Current Opening:
Friday night, Saturday, Sunday
Book early as numbers are limited and preferred times fill up quickly.
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Bookings to: info@brunyislandwild.com.au
The architecturally designed building overlooks the D'entrecasteaux Channel and the mountains beyond. It houses a Café, special purpose room with Wood Fired oven and space for cooking classes. There is also a separate Gallery (Art Untamed) and the original Hall.
Apart from a meeting place for the locals, this Venue has catered for a diverse range of events. Special Celebrations, Weddings, Music Concerts, and much more.
It is situated in peaceful surroundings very close to Nebraska Beach
The small menu of handmade food has a strong focus on fresh, local seasonal produce
In keeping with the natural environment, any waste generated goes to compost, worm farms and recycle stations
You are welcome to call in for a visit. Sit on the deck and enjoy a glass of wine or coffee and cake (or by the fire if it is cold outside)! However, as a remote venue where all food is freshly produced, it is essential to know if you are coming for breakfast or lunch. So please book ahead as early as you can.
The Cafe
Cooking Classes
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Wild Long Lunch
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Leaving from Hobart
Join us for a Spectacular Cruise from Hobart to Bruny Island aboard "Wild Thing" for an intimate feast on the northernmost point of the island.
The cruise to Bruny Island is an experience in itself with the opportunity to see wildlife, cliffs and sea caves.
Enjoy freshly shucked Bruny Island oysters on arrival and then join your local hosts Kris and Ray for food from their smoker and a variety of local wines and beers.
Take a stroll along Heritage Trail to Kelly’s Point, the northernmost tip of Bruny Island, taking in some of the most heritage-rich and fascinating parts of North Bruny.
Explore the local gallery "Art Untamed" which features painting, printmaking, jewellery, textiles, glass, sculptures and woodwork of Bruny Island artists.
In the afternoon you will return by boat to Hobart via the oldest lighthouse in Australia, the Iron Pot.
Our Philosophy
To minimise waste, there is a strong focus on sustainability.
The roof holds 60 solar panels, there are tanks for rainwater harvesting, provision for food composting and worm farms and a small kitchen garden.
To source as much local produce as possible, we have some great gardeners who supply some of the delicious produce we use in the kitchen.
To reduce food miles.
To support the local community & small producers.