Hobart CBD Restaurants With Private Dining
"Hobart's Must Dine At Bar"
Perched at the end of Brooke Street pier, The Glass House is Hobart’s premier dining bar, with commanding water views over the Derwent River. True to the name, this innovative restaurant glows like a ...
"Readers' Choice 2019 Winner"
Dine in vintage splendour at The Duke Restaurant on Macquarie Street in Hobart. This heritage listed hotel has been serving the city for more than 170 years and still retains old school charm both out...
"Readers' Choice 2019 - Seafood"
Those looking for the ultimate seafood experience in Hobart head to Mures Upper Deck on Victoria Dock. Take in breathtaking waterfront views through floor-to-ceiling glass, allowing diners to watch th...
Treat yourself to oysters, drinks and views at Pearl + Co, situated at the water's edge on Victoria Dock in Hobart. This stunning waterfront bar and restaurant dishes up floor-to-ceiling adjustable wi...
"2019 Readers' Choice - Spanish."
Hobart tapas lovers head to The Black Footed Pig Tapas Bar & Kitchen on Brooke Street to see and be seen. Nestled in the lower level of heritage listed City Flour Mills in the bustling Salamanca water...
For a classic dining experience in the heart of Hobart city, take to Astor Grill on Macquarie Street. Retaining ageless art deco style with a modern touch, this refined establishment combines white li...
A mesmerising experience on Hobart’s waterfront, indulge senses at Landscape Restaurant & Grill, inspired by the iconic art of John Glover, situated inside The Henry Jones Art Hotel on Hunter Street. ...
For a taste of the Orient in South Hobart, say konichiwa to Komatsu Japanese Cuisine on Davey Street. This traditional Japanese restaurant greets guests with a bow and sassy red décor, accented by art...
Nestled along Hobart’s iconic waterfront, Peacock and Jones restaurant and wine bar is a destination venue for experiencing Tasmania’s flourishing produce. A spacious, old sandstone warehouse on Hunte...
Dine on classic fare at one of Hobart's original pubs dating back to the 1850s at the Tasmanian Inn Hotel on Campbell Street. If only these walls could talk, guests would be regaled with stories of th...
Be transported to the streets of South America without leaving Hobart, at Yambu on Elizabeth Street. This charismatic restaurant welcomes guests with bright yellow, purple and aqua painted walls, poli...
Since ambience is half the thrill of the dining experience, the award-winning Customs House Restaurant delivers the whole package. Facing the water between Salamanca Place and the CBD from within the ...
