The Red Dove Cafe
Food prepared with love
Staffed entirely by volunteers, The Red Dove Cafe is a lovely little cafe attached to the Pilgrim Uniting Church. Head in for delicious coffees, teas, cakes, slices and soups.
Location: 36 Paterson Street, Launceston
Phone: 03 6331 8466
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