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The Banc Restaurant

Modern Australian, - Swansea, TAS 7190

Lovers of great food are becoming increasingly aware that The Banc Restaurant in Swansea is about serious dining, yet avoids the pitfalls of taking itself too seriously. The Restaurant oozes modern style and comfort and will be an experience to savour. Chef John T. Bailey sources the best seasonal produce reating a menu to suit all tastes from amazing vegetarian dishes to delicious delicacies such as baby abalone and wagyu beef. A must to visit when on the Freycinet Coast, Tasmania.

Address

Cnr Franklin & Maria Street,
Swansea, TAS 7190


Phone

(03) 6257 8896


Website

thebancrestaurant.com.au/

  • Price Range
    Price Guide Entree: $12.50 - $19
    Main: $28 - $40
    Dessert: $13 - $18
  • Opening Hours
    Opening Hours Sunday: 11:00am to 2:30pm
    Sunday: 6:00pm to late
    Monday: 11:00am to 2:30pm
    Monday: 6:00pm to late
    Wednesday: 6:00pm to late
    Thursday: 6:00pm to late
    Friday: 6:00pm to late
    Saturday: 6:00pm to late
  • Special Features
    Special Features Vegetarian option,Peanut Free Option,Diabetic Option,Gluten Free,
  • Ambience
    Ambience Child-friendly,Sophisticated,Contemporary,
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  • Matt2
    Matt2 1 year ago
    Stunning produce, wonderfully prepared. What a treat for Swansea and Tas. Well worth a weekend visit.
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  • Karen44
    Karen44 1 year ago
    food to die for , great cosy little place. friendly service
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  • Vivianne2
    Vivianne2 1 year ago
    John and Lee are consumate professionals at what they do, I haven't had a bad meal there yet. Hihgly recommended to anyone coming to or through Swansea, TAS - you will just love everything they do.
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  • Noel4
    Noel4 1 year ago
    As an operator of a large Accommodation establishment I can always recommend Banc for good Service and excellent food , We dine there often and it rarely fails to disappoint . I know by the conversations in our Breakfast Room how often visitors to Swansea are impressed at the standard of Service , and the quality of the food and wine served. As the largest major town near one of Tasmania's main tourist Icons ( Wineglass Bay ) we have an incredible cross section of tourists staying with us , both IInternational and Domestic and they are usually very impressed .
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  • Helen55
    Helen55 1 year ago
    It is our favourite restuarant in all of Tasmania. Excellent gourmet food, excellent service
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  • Karen86
    Karen86 1 year ago
    Superb food, excellent service, changing menu, ability to adapt to special dietary needs, all this and more is what you find at The Banc. John & Lee provide a standard second to none. For a small local population (800) with an ever growing tourist trade The Banc is a shining example of how you don't have to live in a capital city to have the best food.

    The travelling public are surprised to find such a high standard in a country Tasmanian town and the locals are more than happy to support such a venue. Over several years many of the locals have come to consider The Banc the place to eat well and enjoy good company.

    Even if The Banc doesn't win an award this time round it has already won the hearts and tastebuds of many from far and near.
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  • Karyl
    Karyl 1 year ago
    John Bailey is creative as well as being a top cook. The Banc has an excellent team and the service is second to none. The atmosphere is welcoming and good humoured. Nothing is too much trouble for Lee (front of house). There is really nothing to fault.
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  • Pru3
    Pru3 1 year ago
    Food ingredients are locally sourced where possible, meals & service of a very high standard, great ambience & welcoming staff, excellent value..... & all this in a small town in Tasmania
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