"Readers' Choice 2019 - Cafe"
New Hours Five-day Week
From now until the end of Dark Mofo (June 6-23), we will be changing our trading hours to a five-day week, closing on Sundays and Mondays. Part strategic rethink, part necessity, this change will ulti...
From now until the end of Dark Mofo (June 6-23), we will be changing our trading hours to a five-day week, closing on Sundays and Mondays. Part strategic rethink, part necessity, this change will ulti...
"Readers' Choice 2019 - Coffee"
Escape Hobart city hustle at Headroom Café on Barrack Street. Once through the doors of this destination-worthy diner, it is obvious where the name came from, as a high glass ceiling and feature windo...
"Readers' Choice 2019 - Japanese"
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...
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...
Stepping up to the plate of Hobart's renowned food scene, West End Pumphouse encompasses a stylishly casual approach to dining, with a tagline urging diners to "experience it for yourself". Fresh, fu...
Spice lovers can embark on a flavoursome journey at Cinnamon Indian Gourmet on Hunter Street in Hobart city. Located in the Macq01 Hotel, Cinnamon celebrates all things Indian with walls the colour of...
Serving European flammkuchen hot off the wood fire burning coals is Flamecake food truck, satiating hungry locals across Hobart. Flamecake appears regularly at Richmond and Collinsvale markets to serv...
Located in the heart of Hobart City is Coterie & Co, a trendy restaurant for locals to visit, whether on a short and fast lunch break or looking to linger awhile in the city centre before a day of exp...
