Now known as "Venue 6" the Granada seems to have lost a little something. They still host a lot of well known artists and have a great bar and food. But it seems recently to have become a little less homely.
That being said, it's a little gem in Tasmanian history.

Approximate cost: $20

Fairly typical pub/bistro family meals. Good play area for the kids, separate gaming room, food is good, basic fare, have a seniors discount.

Approximate cost: $18

We dined here tonight and were pleasantly surprised. The food was good quality (though my brother suggested his Roast Pork was a little bit dry, my father in law loved it).

I went for the Chilli & Garlic Scallops - Highly recommended, but only if you don't mind a little bit of bite. Probably a bit too much chilli for some (I loved it).

The ambiance was a bit poor - accoustics made it hard to have a conversation due to noise from other tables.

Approximate cost: $15-$25 depending on what you like

This pub tends to change in quality over time - sometimes good & sometimes passable. Unfortunately its now passable. Best to go on a Monday dinner when pretty much everything is $10, otherwise you can give this place a miss. The dessert menu now features prebought cakes/muffins - gone are the days of the flake sundae they used to make (yum!). Last time I went I asked for a wine list, only to be told they did not have one!

Approximate cost: $15-18