Lebrina Restaurant

Overall 9.5 - Food 9, Ambience 10, Value 9, Service 10

We went to Lebrina for our 1st wedding aniversary. The quiet atmosphere is perfect for savouring the flavours and we loved the intimacy of the small rooms. We spoke quietly at first then almost ceased to talk at all as we were swept away by the taste of delicious food and wine. The table service was excellent: attentive but not too intrusive. The cost of the meal was much higher than we are used to paying but it was worth it for a special occasion. We floated out of the front door at the end of the night.   (April, 2011)

Overall 8.5 - Food 9, Ambience 8, Value 8, Service 9

A truly excellent place for an intimate meal or a special occasion. The food was exceptional as was the service. We can't wait to get back!. Tony & Judy Wainwright   (April, 2008)

Overall 7.5 - Food 9, Ambience 5, Value 8, Service 8

I have always found the food and service at Lebrina to be of the highest quality. My only negative comment relates to the ambience which tends to be a bit too formal. Also, the rooms are quite small and one tends to talk quietly and guardedly as you sense your conversation can be overheard by other diners.   (Peter Gillis - April, 2008)

Overall 8.8 - Food 9, Ambience 9, Value 8, Service 9

In an understated restored colonial cottage in Newtown, Lebrina consists of 3 intimate rooms. Impeccable service. Well crafted menu featuring the best in Tassie regional produce. Nice little touches like a sample of marinated olives while perusing the menu. The slow cooked daube of lamb was a standout.Our B&B hosts recommended Lebrina and it certainly lived up to its reputation!   (See my reviews (4) - October, 2007)

Overall 8.5 - Food 9, Ambience 9, Value 7, Service 9

Very good service and great food. Very good wine list. Our only negative was that the dining room was cold and we couldn't remove our coats throughout the evening which deminished the enjoyment. A fire in the fireplace, even if it were gas, would be a great improvement to the ambience for cold winter nights.   (geoff - June, 2007)