A Taste of the Huon Festival - Ranelagh, Tasmania

A Taste of the Huon Festival is an annual event that showcases the best of the Huon Valley's food, wine, and culture. Located at Address: 49 Marguerite St, Ranelagh TAS 7109, Australia., this festival is a must-visit for anyone who loves great food and drink.

The festival offers a wide range of activities and experiences, including cooking demonstrations, wine tastings, live music, and market stalls showcasing local produce. Specialties: Festival. With something for everyone, this event is a true celebration of the Huon Valley's rich culinary heritage.

One of the key features of A Taste of the Huon Festival is its accessibility. The festival has a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, making it easy for everyone to enjoy the event. Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot.

According to online reviews, A Taste of the Huon Festival is a highly-regarded event, with an average rating of 3.8/5 based on 14 reviews on Google My Business. Many reviewers have praised the festival's friendly atmosphere, excellent food and drink, and great entertainment.

If you're planning to visit A Taste of the Huon Festival, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First, be sure to check the festival's website for up-to-date information on schedules, tickets, and parking. You can find this information at Website: atasteofthehuon.com.au.

Second, consider arriving early to beat the crowds and ensure that you have plenty of time to explore all that the festival has to offer. With so many activities and experiences on offer, you'll want to make the most of your time at the event.

Finally, don't forget to bring cash Many of the market stalls and food vendors at the festival only accept cash, so be sure to come prepared.

Reviews of A Taste of the Huon Festival

K P

2/5

I have respect for the organisers going ahead with the festival this year, but the execution was very poor. Event managers clearly underestimated how many people would actually show up this year, resulting in long waits for shops, some not even having enough products to sell. Waiting in long queues for mediocre food was definitely not worth it, especially after paying an entrance fee. I hope the organisers can upscale the festival next year, otherwise the festival will continue to be lacking.

Aaron Robb

4/5

Great event, we go every year for the fantastic food and vibe. This year I tackled the biggest oyster I've ever had from Bruny Island

Cherie Stewart

5/5

A great day out with such an array of locally grown & made food & drinks to feast on, stalls with fashion, jewellery, homewares, arts, crafts, gifts & local handiworks, helicopter rides, live music, kids' activities, entertainment & rides, Zorb balls, cooking demonstrations, talks & more! Bring a picnic blanket & a chiller bag or two to take home the region's finest gourmet goodies!

Wayne Shephard

1/5

The wait of the Huon! Just rubbish, lined up for an hour after finally getting into the car park, a very half arsed un-organised affair, slow payment setup, got in and found more lines that we joined, 20 minutes and all we could do is smell food, the line was just doing nothing, tried another and another 20 minutes of no motion, just a joke, we politely left after wasting 2 hours on this pointless morning without a feed and were told to email Taste of Huon for a refund, what a joke, never got a reply to our email, will never go back to this event. We did find a nice feed at Cygnet though, Red Velvet Lounge saved the day.

Danielle Monachetti

1/5

Taste of the Huon was a disappointment today. Queues for parking. Waited in queues for an hour for food and that it would take a further 30 mins and they had stopped taking orders at 1:30. They provided a refund. Amenities not ample for the crowds. No access to tables, chairs and shade was limited. Which is hard with children. We left, and managed a partial refund. The website had also crashed for online tickets. They did not have the infrastructure to hand the crowds today. Unfortunately.

Gracie Patten

5/5

Nice festival. Great for people who find the taste a bit overwhelming. Good local showcase of what the huon amd surrounds has to offer.
Only small issue-Ticket never got emailed from online purchase but showing bank transaction of purchase was enough.

Domhnall Brannigan

1/5

Ridiculous queues in to event to reach ridiculous queues at every food outlet. Range of outlets less than every Sunday at Farmgate market where you don’t have to pay to enter. Won’t bother coming again, sadly! Paying for the privilege of queueing is unappealing!

Wendy Holbrook

4/5

Weather was spot on... food was all amazing but wait times of lining up on some was way too long (35 mins for mushrooms and an hour for pizza)... no idea how many people were there but it was packed...