Inside the Tin Centre (seemingly attracting more customers than the museum itself), Crank It cranks out reasonable coffee and homemade cakes, slices, pork burgers, vegan slices, Greek lamb wraps and world-famous-in-Derby beetroot brownies. Tasmanian beer and cider, too. Bike repair supplies also available.
Crank It Cafe
The East Coast
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