The 16 best street food in Greater Hobart

I found Templo on the world’s 50 best discovery list for Hobart, tbh it didn’t really meet that bar. I don’t recommend this spot if you’re a solo diner. The space is tiny, but charming - I was dining solo and was sat at the tiniest high top I’ve ever seen, there were two stools but you really couldn’t have fit two people. I found the table very uncomfortable. The wine by the glass list is lackluster, but there are some fine options. I found the pacing painfully slow, I was bored and anxious to leave by the fifth course, but I was also solo, it would have been different if I were with someone. The food is fine, just fine, not great. The oyster add on was good and the crab pasta was the stand out. The portions are small but plenty, much appreciated- you don’t leave feeling too stuffed. I wouldn’t return but can see how this would be a great date night spot. This meal was NOT worth the $120 I paid.

Reservations only. They only serve two settings a night with their 6 course meal. Great for celebrating special occasions. We were there for our 12 years anniversary and our minion’s 10 year-old birthday. Some of the food was a bit too sophisticated for the kid, but they certainly were delights for the grownups! We had a great time! Make sure you mark this place for your next special occasion.

Small cozy restaurant. Everything we ordered was delicious and well-executed, full of flavours and fresh ingredient. Would be great for a date night or celebration. Will recommend!

Food is really good (a few standout dishes), but I wouldn’t say exceptional - especially for the price point. Restaurant itself has a great atmosphere and I love how intimate it feels. All in all I would recommend.

An awesome intimate, fun night out with amazing food. We went for dinner, my partner had the set menu, I had the vegetarian version- it was divine. Really great flavours, beautifully presented, not pretentious or OTT. I ate delicious risotto, polenta, braised cabbage & more all with beautiful sauces. I wasn't hungry or too full afterwards, meal sizes were perfect- 6 courses. Really great local and international wine selection also with good digestivos & beer selection. Staff were fabulous, attentive but gave us space. Great music, great vibe. The perfect balance of everything. Hobart at it's best.

Woooooowwwww. Our favourite meal in Tasmania after a week of eating our way around. Thank you to the chef for accommodating dietary needs and making the best gluten free pasta ever. Oh, and gluten free tiramisu. The carrot, beets and greens were another highlight. Even my carnivorous husband loved them! I think I'd fly to Hobart just to eat here again. it was that good!

We had four course lunch and the food was absolutely stunning. Each meal was well thought out, simple and flavorful, and the flavours are memorable. The risotto is sublime. It was delicious. The price was reasonable too given the high standard and quality of both food and hospitality. Standing ovation to the team at Templo. Highly recommend if you are coming to Hobart for hols - make sure you reserve a place to avoid disappointment on the day.

Farm Gate Market in Hobart is a charming spot for a Sunday morning. While it’s a smaller market, it offers a great variety of fresh farming products like fruits, veggies, cheese, seafood, and meat. The yogurt and cheese store was especially nice! They also have a mix of food stalls serving Asian and Aussie food, which adds a bit of variety to the experience. It’s a cozy market, perfect for a little wandering around the city. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in Hobart on a Sunday!

Pretty awesome market, everyone brings their own basket or recycle bags with them. Brussels sprouts looks soooo good. Wish I can bring it back 😍 didn’t get to buy anything but still happy to walk the market. The veggie looks so fresh

Lovely little street with lots of fresh produce. Some similar shops to Salamanca market the day before, but mostly different and still nicely varied. Worth a quick visit to get breakfast or some quick bites!

It was a lovely experience in the middle of the Hobart city. A busy street has turned in to a local market with home made products and foods from different cultures. It is not massive as Salamanca market, but full of organic products. Had some delicious foods and brought some home grown vegetables😍

Open every Sunday morning!! Similar to Salamanca Market but a little bit smaller and sill rich in different vendors tho 👍🏻

As a resident of Hobart that goes there nearly every Sunday this is the market where locals go for a Sunday bread, fresh fruit and vegetables, maybe snack, coffee or to get the latest boutique drink. Its premise is that all stalls have only local Tasmanian produce do there are no souvenirs. And it certainly lives up to being one, if note the best place in Hobart for that. It is the place where Hobartians cross paths and enjoy local produce, even on cold winter Sunday mornings, of that is something you want to do then this is the place to come.

Looking for something to do on a Sunday, this is a must, the market is fun, and a lovely vibe about it, there are many stalls to enjoy, and there vendors are friendly and helpful.

If you’re there on Saturday I’m a sure someone told you must visit Salamanca market and they are right! It’s an amazing walk around plenty of options to buy, eat or gift. At night and the other days Salamanca place is full of life, with places open till late(not something you find easy when in Hobart) and plenty of options to dine or drink. Trust me you will find yourself keep revisiting this area.

Love this market with lots of local delicacies and goodies. From gin, whiskey to mead, grab a quick seafood skewers with delicious lobster bisque till handmade craft, perfume oil and souvenirs. You name it. Especially love d mead tasmanian home made cookies and muesli. Will go back

Great variety of local produce, artists, food, drinks, & amazing hard-crafted items. Spoilt for choice! Spent quite a few hours browsing here. Took home quite a few treasures. The market is set just near the docks, so we also got to see the new 'Spirit of Tasmsnia'. You can see Mt Wellington from here, a majestic sight. Great food, drinks, & music. The stallholders were lovely to talk to & full of local knowledge. Loved our day here.

What an amazing Saturday market! This is definitely worth planning a trip around if you want to shop locally and for me especially, for souvenirs for the family! There are so many great stalls from gifts, food, alcohol and more plus local artists playing their music for some fun entertainment! Special call outs for me were (see pics) Cheeky Devil Roaster - they are great. They took the beans and ground them for me to take home to my family to try as well~ love the coffee and love the hat! The Artesia Pewter company what amazing and beautiful pieces they have. I bought wine stoppers for the family members back in America with their favorite Aussie animal. The Tee-shirt shop with such great prices and sizes. Plenty of styles both male and female and some nice light coats too! Ned Pickering Arts for playing an assume fiddle!

It is highly recommended, everyone. There is nothing quite like gaining a deeper understanding of the city. This is one of the most enjoyable local weekly markets one could experience. You can find a wide variety of items here. I particularly enjoyed the fresh produce, food, and apparel. The atmosphere is quite pleasant for exploration. You will certainly have a delightful day there.

Yes, go! There are so many stalls, there’s something for everyone!! We had sausage in rolls for breakfast with some fresh apple juice from another stall. We got some socks as well as the most delightful ring, recycled from a vintage spoon! The day we went , there was a cruise ship in town, but it wasn’t overcrowded. Plenty of space that stretches right up the hill.

Great day out. Variety of stalls selling high quality products and produce. Not a place to get a bargain but great to sample products straight from the supplier. Very much takes pride in the products produced in Tasmania.

Our family had a great experience here last week for dinner. Walking in, the bottles hanging off the ceiling created a cool and trendy vibe. The food selection is great with varied meat, seafood and veg options. Something as simple as the miso soup really impressed me! The cocktail was very delicious too.

My wife and I had dinner at Bar Wa Izakaya on our first night in Hobart visiting from Melbourne. One of the best Japanese restaurants we’ve been to. Onto the dishes, we ordered - yellow tail kingfish sashimi, wallaby wing-age, yakiniku platter, karaage chicken, okonomiyaki and grilled corn. Every dish we ordered we absolutely loved and could not fault YUMMY AND DELICIOUS, jammed packed with flavour. Staff were so kind, friendly and accommodating. The vibes were amazing and the glass bottles on the ceiling made the ambiance stunning. Highly recommend this place!!!

Cannot rate this place more highly. Bar Wa Izakaya is an simply sensational venue serving Japanese fusion. Elaborate theming, staff are very attentive and knowledgeable and it hosts a wide selection of Japanese and local beverages. The highlight is the food which is expertly crafted and authentic and quickly prepared. Our two standouts were Kingfish Sashimi and Soba Noodles. Booking is a must.

We spend our lives eating Japanese food in Australia and in Japan. Bar Wa has a terrific set up and fitout with great staff. Vibe is really good. Prices are great. A nifty spot with hidey holes everywhere - holds a lot of people but doesn’t feel crowded. The cocktail and drink list is awesome - if you can’t find something here to meet your needs you won’t find it anywhere. Unfortunately not certain the good made the grade. Whilst it was alright I couldn’t get excited. Maybe that’s just me being picky as we eat Japanese a lot. I’m sure most people would be satisfied with it so would recommend everyone try it.

5 stars for the drinks and 3 stars for the food. Cocktails have all been spectacular. No doubt on this. Food is just so-so. Too much bonito flakes for one, but we probably just ordered dishes that has it. The hibachi grill meats are good. Gyoza and oyster tempura are just ok. Overall, would come for drinks and light snacks.

Best restaurant in Hobart, but make sure you book early as they get booked out super quickly, even on weekdays! Everything we had was delicious, especially the Yuzu oysters and wallaby wings.

Hands down probably the highlight of my culinary experience in Hobart. Food was a mix of amazing Japanese flavours and clearly using the best and freshest produce available in Hobart. The chefs have done an amazing job representing the Japanese cuisine and the bar menu compliments the food menu and no place would be complete without the unique atmosphere and professional and friendly wait staff. You have an amazing venue and an amazing team well done!!!

- Efficient friendly service - Standard price for a fusion restaurant. - The Steak & Frites are so juicy and tender. The sauce pairs so well with the steak as well - Beef Panang is sooooo flavorful. The meat is tender without crumbling just how Beef Panang is supposed to be. The Panang sauce goes so well with their rice without being too thick and creamy. - Chicken & Coriander dumplings is a must order. The skin of the dumplings are not too thick and you can taste the “crunchiness” of the chicken - Beef Tartare is also juicy and so delicious. - Pad Thai is usually tricky because some places made it too sour, while others made it too sweet. The one we had was a perfect balance of both. - I don’t know what to say except that all our orders had no miss at all

Tried the market fish (changes daily) and wow — it was spot on. Crispy skin, super fresh, sitting on this creamy coconut curry sauce with just the right kick of spice. The herbs, chili and fried shallots on top made every bite pop with flavour. Served with a bowl of fluffy rice, it felt like comfort food but with a little fancy twist. Great price for the quality too — definitely one of those places you don’t want to miss in Salamanca. I’ll be back for sure! 🙌🐟✨

As an anxious diner, this place was incredible. I cannot stress enough how great the service was!! definitely the best service I’ve ever received anywhere. The food was so fresh & fragrant with minimal wait. The atmosphere was lovely, not too loud and very clean & warm. Will be back the next time we come to Hobart!!

We have dined at here a few times since we have been in Hobart and every time it has never disappointed!!! The cocktails are absolutely divine and the food is delicious…. amazing place to eat!

It was our first visit.The food was delicious, but the experience was disappointing due to poor communication. We were three people — my son is 13 (underage) and my husband was driving, so I was the only one drinking. Both of us had already had one drink, and a friendly female server asked if I wanted another. I said yes and asked for her recommendation, then simply followed it. I ordered one cocktail, but it was served in a large carafe with three glasses, and no one explained that it would be charged as multiple drinks. We ended up paying $297.74. Of course, we should have checked the receipt more carefully — a lesson learned — but in this situation, staff really should have double-checked before serving something that would significantly increase the bill. Because of this, I don’t think we’d return.

Entrees were great but the mains could do better 👀 To be honest, I was expecting more japanese inspired food than southern east Asian food 🤔 Good customer servie ✔️

Chicken & Coriander Dumplings and Penang Curry Wagyu Beef . Dumplings are awesome! With peanuts and lime chili sauce bonds them together. Penang curry is the best! Thick, bold and addictive! Served with cubed wagyu beef which juicy and melt in your mouth . #aufoodies #aufood #tasmania #suziesluck #dumplings #penangcurry

Vibes and music were impeccable, and the staff were absolutely wonderful and accommodating. Food was prepared fresh and we had good recommendations for the wine (see: mystery wine on the menu!) Apart from the alcoholic options there was also a very delicious non-alcoholic cider from PRAH that we’ve been unable to find at any other bar / restaurant since.

Just went here tonight! The food was terrific. Full of flavour, simple but also complex at the same time, so tasty! Staff were all so friendly and bad a good vibe going. They were so helpful in choosing wines and food (in particular this one waitress who helped me choose a wine and carefully went through the menu and helped with portioning sizing). Atmosphere was great. It's small, but it's cosy at the same time. Would 100% recommend and would definitely come again!

Good vibes all round with the long communal bar seating and intimate benches off to the side. Even the LP stand is a seat if you're keen! Wine list hits hard despite it's size and great value small plates.

Loved this wine bar! Bar snacks were great and had some interesting pours. Service could have been more attentive. Recommend getting there early not to queue outside, but totally worth it for the vinyl music and good vibes.

Worth the wait! Really enjoyed the atmosphere and vibe! Food was delicious! We shared the pasta and it was a very generous size! Staff were all lovely and while waiting in the line kept popping out and keeping us updated and in the loop which we loved!

Good vibes, great service and nice cocktails. Oysters were yum but the other food was quite average for a pescatarian. About a 45 minute wait to get seated. Would recommend for a few drinks and some bar snacks over dinner.

Good vibes all around Visited alone and it’s a great environment to chat with new people at the communal bar It is very cozy. It adds to the vibes but it also means it’s quite tight in there, so be warned if you have accessibility needs. I also appreciated that Sonny is walk-in only (no resos)

Had the scallop pie here and it was absolutely delicious – rich, fresh and perfectly baked. The coffee was also excellent and paired so well with it. The staff were really thoughtful and kind, even helping us cut the pie into two since we were sharing. Such a nice touch that made the experience even better. We also saw a rainbow while dining here :)

We have eaten here a few times. Excellent pies, sausage rolls, cakes and other bakery goods, as well as amazing meals. Great coffee and drinks in a lovely space. This cafe has been a staple in this area and we love eating here. I can't recommend it enough.

Service was on point - everyone was incredibly friendly. We were greeted by several staff members, which made the experience even better. It was a pleasant surprise to have table service at a bakery! We had a couple of coffees (and wow, they know how to make a great one). The food was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend!

Unfortunately, I was very disappointed! I ordered the Scallop Pie, which by the way comes highly recommended from many other review sites and 'Lap of Tasmania, so I was expecting it to be favourable. The pie looks good, it was nicely presented, but I struggled to taste a Scallop anywhere with each mouthful. In all, I sadly only found 4 x Scallops in the pie...The rest were mouthfuls of pastry and filling. On speaking afterwards with a steward, who by the way was very understanding, he commented that they should have a minimum of at least 5x Scallops in each pie....really? I'm sorry, but I had my first Scallop pie at the 'Port Arthur Historic Site' on the weekend . It was a 'Smiths' Scallop pie and I could taste Scallops with every mouthful. Other than that the coffee was good. I gave 1 x more star for the service, as it was good also.

Average experience here, coffee was a disappointment, decaf is a no go and normal was alright. The pies are great but the rosti lacked seasoning and was a bit bland. This place has potential but needs improvement. Also there is a price difference between eat in and take out between .50c -$4 , to eat in is more expensive?

Wow, wow and wow. This Bakery was recommended to us and we are so glad we took the time to find it and enjoy breakfast there this morning. The location is literally out of this world, it's like you have been transported to another moment in time. I enjoyed the beef and red wine pie, my wife had the goats cheese, caramelised onion, sundried tomatoes and spinach Danish. We also indulged in the custard tart. We are not exaggerating when we say this food was absolutely delectable and this is the benchmark for the quality of food! Never had anything close to these flavours and quality.

This is a local favourite with high quality cakes, breads, coffee pies and savouries. There are some outdoor tables but indoors is the main place for diners. The location in Battery Point is on a very picturesque and historic street and a truly delightful location. The Monte Carlo we had was lovely and we are going to try the coffee later, but all reports are that it is really good. Worth a visit even if to catch the vibe

It’d be nice to enjoy the food on the bench. Lucky that Tassie sea gulls are still friendly to visitors. Remember to add your own salt when picking up your fish. Fish is fresh, crab stick, scallop, squid are around average. Personally I also enjoy fish n chips with some sauces.

Top quality seafood can be found at Constitution Dock. Plenty of options available with a number of vendors there. I chose Flippers and grabbed their package of Deep Fried seafood goodness. Cooked to perfection and on a crisp and chilly afternoon it topped a perfect afternoon.

A gorgeous fish & chips experience. Great packages. Easy to follow menu. Please consider stocking Coke/Coke Zero!

My stroll led me directly to the vibrant food area around Constitution Dock, where a variety of food boats offered everything from classic fish and chips to fried chicken, burgers, and even gelato. With so many delicious options, I decided on a late lunch at Flippers. The friendly blokes working there recommended the Trevalla with Chips, and it was an absolute winner! They even offered a choice of seasoned salt, chicken salt, or salt and vinegar for extra flavour, a nice touch. It's a must-try while you're in Tasmania, as Trevalla or Flathead are the local stars, unlike the more common Barramundi, Flake, or Grenadier often served in Sydney and Melbourne. I enjoyed my meal right by the docks, where there's plenty of seating, and, of course, the ever-present seagulls hoping for a crumb!

ordered a combo with prawn chips flake and so on. They gave me four pieces of other fried fish instead. When I first checked, the young blonde girl insisted that was correct😅 Only after I took the review photo to question her again did they replace it with the proper combo — which was already cooked sitting there!! With a rude, impatient attitude and no apology at all.🤗 Felt very dismissive and discriminatory. Extremely disappointing experience.😅don’t want to assume anything, but I was being treated differently — possibly because of my race

Our stroll around the docks led us to the area with boats as restaurants, we went with what the locals were going with and it was fantastic! My husband had the trevalla and chips, I had the calamari and chips, both were absolutely delicious. The servings were fantastic, even my picky 3 year old enjoyed some of my calamari. The area had plenty of seating that we used while we ate our meals. Some of the best fish we've had in Tassie.

Plain old fish n chips never tasted so good, battered or crumbed, delicious. There is usually a wait, but it's worth it, even standing in the cold, or you can sit in your car, the car park's right on the Wharf! The container is always overflowing so you certainly get your moneys worth.

A small and bustling Malaysian café that often has a short wait to get seated. The menu features comforting classics like Nasi Lemak, Char Kway Teow, and Mie Goreng. Flavors are solid overall, though portions run a bit small.

The rice in their chicken rice is exceptional - slightly dry, fragrant, and truly appetizing. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff make it a pleasant spot. However, the chicken slightly disappoints; it’s either poorly poached or has an odd, off-putting taste (not too sure which is). The chili sauce also lacks punch.

Very lovely service, they were so inviting and smiley I felt very welcomed. The food was tasty and wasn't lacking at all. The roti wasn't super airy but it was very flaky and quite big. Don't know what they could've really improved on 💖

Located just around the corner from the rear entrance of the Centrepoint Arcade, this non-fussy eatery is a haven for inexpensive yet delicious Asian food that hits the spot in every way! From dumplings to Kway Teow, Sawak is a little taste of Malaysia right in the heart of Hobart.

This cafe is super cheap. The entrees were super yummy. The noodles were ok need more protein! The prawn wraps where tinny prawns inside not king prawns.

It's solidly good authentic Malaysian food. Fresh, hot and fast. So tasty. Servings are generous and menu is broad.

Absolutely flavourful Malaysian Cuisine Restaurant in Hobart City. I ordered the Nasi Lemak with Sambal Prawn, consisting of fragrant coconut rice with sambal prawn, peanuts, crispy anchovies, cucumber and hard boiled egg.

Pigeon was worthy of its name for the top one of the pastries in Tasmania 🥐 🏆 There’s so much items to choose from!! All pastries were super crispy and delicious!! My favorite was Morning Bun👍🏻 The bakery is always crowded haha. Grabbing the croissants and coffee to the park nearby was a fantastic experience in the morning🥳

Enjoyed the chai, the savoury scroll, the morning bun which was deliciously caramelised but not too much. Textures are on point 😍 and level of sweetness is just right. Also love the cute setup they have the "pigeon hole" to pick up your coffee outside 😁

Tried a couple of bakeries in Hobart on my visit to find the best almond croissant, and must say that Pigeon Whole Bakers takes the crown! The almond flavour was fragrant with a healthy spread of frangipane. The croissant also had a nice rise and was buttery and caramelised. I would have liked the croissant to have been slightly less dense (more layers) but not too much more to fault!

I noticed reviews in Australia tend to be inflated (not sure if it's a lack of discernment of what is actually good food) so I was wary of the high praise but this is good!! I got the savoury scroll, croissant and an iced white. The savoury scroll was delicious, and the croissant stayed crunchy an hour later. They served the ice drink with a huge ice block which helped the coffee retain its taste without being too diluted quickly. Definitely visit here if you are in the city area. The other bakes looked good too, like the sandwich and bagels. I declare this worthy of its rating.

Such a nice cozy little place. Coffee is great, the food is amazing! The staff are friendly. Easy to walk to, parking can be a little difficult. Standing by and waiting for your coffee you can stay nice and warm with some ceiling heaters! Very nice place!

My fav bakery in Tasmania 😭✨ Omg the mocha is so goooddd they must’ve used mork chocolate it’s so chocolaty Almond croissant is very recommended too ! So tasty with the almond paste inside 10/10 !! They can’t reheat anything so you get what’s on the shelves Small seating area is comfortable enough to have a short break

Have been here many times over many years and it never disappoints. Sweet and savoury pastries are top tier. On my latest visit I tried a Vegemite and Rackette little morsel that was so good I went back for a second. Lovely staff make this perfect start to a morning in Hobart.

Came here with a large group of friends on a Friday night and it was the perfect choice! There were so many food choices and we all enjoyed trying each others’ picks. The prices varied, there were some cheaper options as well as more expensive. They had live music and we all danced to it after eating. It was a lovely way to spend an evening. (It’s also hyper-local and zero waste!)

Friday afternoons in march and April it would not be prudent to be anywhere else ! The band is at a nice comfortable level to be enjoyed but not to overwhelm . It’s good to see people attending and enjoying a free event with options for enjoy food stalls from all different places !

Top notch experience, a must try on a Friday night! Markets themselves are really professionally run. There was live music, a selection of around 15 food vans and security and cleaners around making the event really well run. There was a strong selection of Tasmanian alcohol and seafood as well which was another win. Very strong recommend from me!!!

"Street Eats @ Franko" offers a delightful culinary experience with a variety of food stalls serving up delicious street food. The vibrant atmosphere, coupled with the tantalizing aromas and diverse selection of dishes, makes it a must-visit for food enthusiasts. Whether you're craving savory or sweet, there's something to satisfy every palate. Don't miss out on this fantastic foodie destination!

Great choices for all appetites! Love how it’s a ‘no waste’ event and everything comes in compostable packaging. Band was great and it drew such a friendly crowd. Sweet tooth highlight: Brownie Cheesecake.

Wowee! Visiting from the mainland and was blown away by this place! Band was cranking, food was everywhere with such a range of choices and beer/gin flowing. Atmosphere was electric.

The paella was amazing, the best I've had actually. I feel as tho the general seafood you get here is very high quality. May need to line up for a bit is the unfortunate reality so make sure you grab a friend or speak with the friendly locals :)

Whilst this corner boutique grocery store has a lovely range of fresh produce, bread, deli items, ready made foods, basic household products for cleaning: hair/ personal care and a range of local wines - none of this can change the fact that I don’t enjoy the shopping experience. The prices are very high, even for SoHo but more importantly it is extremely hard to move around the shop ( very narrow aisles, challenging layout and maybe too many products for the space). When it’s crowded, as it often is, you will need to circle back to get what is only a few feet away. The staff are not at all friendly and don’t appear to enjoy their jobs. I really want to like this trendy little grocer that has fab monthly magazines with awesome foodie ideas and options , great Christmas gift ideas and ordering system , fresh delicious crusty sourdough bread and local ( expensive) wines but I just don’t. I feel stressed every time I visit there. But I still do out of necessity , being a regular visitor to the area without a car. An extension to the shop to allow a bit more room to move and addition of some cheaper basic ranges would improve things dramatically I think. For foodies on a high income with plenty of time to shop and no anxiety in small spaces, it would be a 5/5.

We love our local Hill Street in South Hobart. But for a grocer who prides themselves on their fresh produce and supporting Tasmanian producers, it’s disappointing that farmed salmon is stocked and sold here. Tasmanian businesses profit from presenting a ‘green’ image, but real sustainability requires them to actively support the protection of the natural environment.

Please remove farmed Tasmanian Salmon from your stores. It is not only the skate that is threatened but the farms are destroying Tasmania’s marine ecosystems wherever they are located. I'm sorry to give such a low score to your store but until you remove salmon from your shelves I will not be shopping here again.

I used to shop here many years ago. When I learned that they stock Tasmanian salmon that is harmful to the environment I decided to move my shopping elsewhere. Grocery stores have the power to make better choices. Stocking products that add to our deforestation problem or that polluter our waterways here in Tassie is something you can easily change to avoid native customer feedback. It's all about being responsible. Hope you can make the right call. This is Tasmania and we need to protect our beautiful part of the world.

Hill street, your target market are not toxic farmed salmon fans. You can afford to take it off the shelves but our waters cannot afford to host this kind of farming.

Very dissapointed that this business continues to profit from toxic intensively farmed salmon. This product is unhealthy, full of additives and it's intensive prodution is leading to environmental devastation in much of Tasmania's marine environment.

Used to buy here when we wanted something special- won’t now- they sell farmed salmon. Prefer Maugean skake to survive.

Forget your average booze run, this is a whisky adventure. The staff? Think whisky encyclopedias with a sense of humour. They'll drop knowledge bombs on you about barley and barrels, but keep it entertaining. And the tasting board? Pure genius. A round platter of flavour hints, like a whisky treasure map. You'll be sniffing and swirling like a pro, even if you usually just down your drinks in one go

Very clean well laid out cellar door. Very welcoming staff accommodating all sales, enquiries and tastings. Amazing collection to chose from. Toilets on site and they have areas to sit inside and out. Will be back

Have had excellent experiences here before with great whisky, great conversations, and loved every second; today however despite a nearly empty bar there was little conversation, was forgotten for 15 min and had to remind the staff about the whisky and it was not a great experience. I'll still be back, but left disappointed on what should have been an excellent World Whisky Day.

The famous Tasmania distillery cellar door. Drop in for a dram or in our case gin and tonics in the sun. Soon to be upgraded. There is a full bar up the road as well. Only slip up for us is the absence of some light snacks. The rose gin was very distinctive. Bonus points for the harbour master Tasmanian amber ale!

Had a fantastic whisky fight tasting experience here, with very knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff that made the experience even more enjoyable.

Friendly dte staff. Whisky tasting flights are absolutely amazing & also warms ya up on a cold day... bought a bottle of the Lark Rum Cask Single Malt to take home. Totally recommend you visit when in Hobart.

If you love your Scotch Whisky this is a great place to visit particularly on a cold Winter's day. Friendly staff and good service. Highly recommended.

Loved my experience here, from the atmosphere to the staff and especially the brew! What a nice vibe. Being an American and loving our breweries, I wanted to get a bit of a comparison. Definitely spot on!! The staff is super friendly and helpful, I had a flight and the team member was good about asking me my preferences. The outside is very family oriented and also great for large groups or just a solo looking to enjoy the atmosphere. Dog friendly and a food truck on location. My favorite was the Harbor Master but I enjoyed all I tasted.

Got a chance to try local beer here, I ordered Hobart lager which I guess the best beer on the menu since it carries the name of their shop and the city. The taste was okay for me but to be honest I liked Emu beer more which I got to taste while I was in Perth. Staff service was okay also, they snatch an unfinished can of beer of my associate which we bought in Liquorland and they said it was not allowed to bring / consume while in their premises. They actually did us a favor I guess because the beer we bought in Liquorland tastes terrible because it tasted like expired beer.

Great space! Huge indoor and outdoor area. Warm cider was perfect for a chilly winter day. Very quiet when we were there. Staff were welcoming and friendly.

We love supporting locals so not once but twice we visited this brewery twice on our stay in Hobart. Great selection of beers, huge outdoor area where kids can run a muck, and very friendly staff. Did i mention great beer!🍺

The brewpub is set up in an old warehouse near the harbour. A good range of beers and cider. Really liked the stout.

Always an excellent beer in a friendly area. Beautiful variety of beers. Not overly crafty ones either. Red square is a huge open garden in front of the big red shed. Food from a truck in the garden.

Hobart Brewing Co is the perfect place to wind down after a busy day. Patrons can enjoy their drinks in the red shed or out in the neighbouring Red Square space with its relaxing vibes. There's a variety of food vendors for those who might get peckish in between drinks.

We came for an early dinner, our 3 year old loved his pasta and being able to see boats coming and going, we absolutely loved our truffle pizza and seafood chowder. Great cocktails, great service, and it was just what we needed after a long day of exploring.

We had the most amazing meal here! The seafood platter was absolutely delicious – so fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavour. The scallops and prawns were a standout, and the calamari was perfectly cooked and crispy. Portion sizes were generous, and everything came out looking incredible (and tasting even better!). The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the staff were friendly and attentive without being overbearing. You can tell a lot of care goes into both the food and the service. Highly recommend this spot if you’re after fresh, top-quality seafood and a lovely dining experience.

Ok so there are 2 separate sections to this place, one where there is a bar with live music and a pub kind of feed and another section that is pricier and serves nicer fine dining type food. Oddly (which really needs updating by the venue) there is no menu or mention of the more expensive section in this place when you research it on Google maps, so when we booked, we expected to be going to eat some pub grub. When we arrived, we were actually booked in the fine dining section, but as this is the experience we were trying to book in at other places (booked out), we were ok with that. We had 2 cocktails to start and they were very nice. For food, we ordered the garlic infused roll (can’t remember the exact name) as a starter, Pork Belly main and the eye fillet. We have been to some pretty nice restaurants where we are from in Adelaide, but the pork belly was probably one of the best main meals I have ever had, and that says a lot. The fillet was also incredible. We both had an amazing dining experience and would 100% return the next time we visit. It’s a shame this place’s reviews are lower than 4, I suppose due to the bar and the lack of info on the restaurant part of it on google. It really does exceed this rating if you are going for the restaurant part of it.

Possibly the best quality food I’ve ever eaten in a restaurant, portions were perfect size and were cooked to perfection, service was excellent both from the bar and the kitchen.

A friend & I shared a gluten free vegetarian pizza (which sounded great). When it turned up it was only just warm, undercooked & had very few toppings (or cheese!). For $35, which included the additional $5 for the privilege of a GF base, I found it extremely poor (to be polite!). The venues atmosphere was lacking & the place was also quite cold. Not a great experience.

I ordered the "seafood buffet"and it was amazing. I would definitely order it again. Great customer service too.

Amazing venue! Live music on friday night. The place was bright, open and clean! We were dining early and didn't have a reservation, but the place looks to get busy, so could be useful to make a reservation if wanting to dine past 6pm. No shortage of staff and everyone was so helpful and attentive. The food was beautiful and fresh and the portions were massive! The drinks were amazing and cocktails were half price! I recommend the Tommy Margarita 👌 Vegetarian and vegan options available. High chair available. Beautiful views over the water.

One of the best waterfront spots in Hobart! Nothing better than spending a morning in the sunshine here enjoying the excellent coffee, bloody mary’s, gourmet food and perfectly curated wine list. This is not your average cafe, this is something special!

Beautiful space run by beautiful people!! Always super friendly and the first place on my mind when I've got a meeting in town... or need to stop by for a no judgement weekday solo vino! Keep it up thankyou team Rosie ❤️❤️

Have had many delicious meals & coffee here. One of my favourite spots in Hobart!

An absolute gem in the Hobart dining scene. The coffee is consistently excellent, with rich, balanced flavours and perfect texture every time. The ever-changing menu keeps things exciting — from small bites to more substantial plates, each dish is beautifully executed using locally sourced ingredients that really celebrate Tasmania’s produce. The wine list is impressive, with thoughtful selections that pair perfectly with the food. Service is attentive and professional — more in line with what you’d expect from a great restaurant than a casual café — and the team genuinely makes you feel looked after. The space itself is warm, cute, and homely, with a beautiful sunny outlook that makes it a lovely spot for long, lazy mornings or an intimate lunch. A true standout for coffee lovers and foodies alike — Hobart is lucky to have this place.

Great coffee. Best cheese toastie on the island. Food offering often seasonally appropriate (rare for a cafe!) and always delicious. Lovely wines, fun cocktails, and a delightful spot to relax and people watch, regardless of the weather. Run and staffed by good humans. Highly recommend.

This gem is "hidden" away at Brooke St Pier which just happens to be the gateway to the MONA ferry. It also happens to have an incredible outlook over the waterfront and city that is hard for anyone not to love. The food here is always just what you wanted, and the homemade cakes shouldn't be resisted. Coffee hits the mark every time. The wine and cocktails are an added bonus here and better quality than most places in town. The service is warm and efficient and always leaves me feeling appreciated. Great spot for all ages and next to the waterfront carpark that always has a few spots to park conveniently. Come for the coffee, stay for everything else on offer.

One of my favourite spots in Hobart! A beautiful and welcoming space for coffee and delicious food (+ the best Bloody Mary’s!!)