The Workers Club
A local watering hole since 1865
The Launceston Workers is located in the heart of the City of Launceston has been around since 1865 as the local gathering for the common workers of Launceston. It is the perfect spot for after-work drinks with all profits going back into the venue. You will find some of the best eight ball and snooker tables in Tasmania and competitions run on Monday through to Thursday with free Wi-Fi and the affordable drinks. Drop-in, grab a drink and enjoy few rounds of pool or darts!
WHY WE LOVE IT:
- Welcoming environment with plenty of pool table to go around.
- Great space to enjoy live music when they have performances on.
- Friendly staff.
Location: 66 Elizabeth Street, Launceston
Phone: 03 6334 2100
Phone: theworkers.club
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