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Top 10 restaurants in Hobart, Australia
Perched on Tasmania’s southeastern coast, the lively city of Hobart is a unique mash-up of the 19th and 21st centuries. The waterfront cafes, restaurants and studios of the largest city in Tasmania are housed in centuries-old converted warehouses that overlook a harbor bustling with yachts and fishing boats. An active arts scene, vibrant nightlife and leisurely daytime pace add to the city’s charm.
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1. The Point Revolving Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 315 reviews
Seventeen floors above the River Derwent, The Point Revolving restaurant at Wrest Point radiates 'special occasion.' When the doors open and the view unfolds, you'll understand why The Point has been a backdrop of memorable dining for over 40 years. This new refurbished Hobart restaurant is committed to people, produce and place. Our French-inspired menu weaves some of Tasmania's finest ingredients into a dining experience punctuated with theatre and flair, like the sound of Crepe Suzettes cooked at your table by your waiter. We love to put on a show at Wrest Point Tasmania, and this extends to dining. What's more, beyond the table entertainment, rolling views of Hobart's city, Tasman Bridge and Mount Wellington are priceless. If you want to celebrate, spoil those close and mark a new memory, let us set you a table at the top.
Reviewed By LucystellaAustralia - Australia
Visited this restaurant with another couple. As you come out of the lift one is greeted and welcomed to the restaurant. Table service extraordinary, nothing too much trouble, although they are also discreet not bothering your table unless needed.
Food beautiful, a variety of dishes ordered. Loved the prawns flambé and crepe Suzette at end of meal, wines very nice and suited our palate.
Locals don’t often visit this location, they need to take advantage of the beautiful view plus service and food, some of the best in Hobart. Costs compare very favorably with other restaurants around Hobart.
2. Da Angelo Ristorante
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4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Trevor J - Perth, Australia
Must be the Best Italian restaurant this side of Portofino and elsewhere in Italy? Dont miss out... make sure that you dine here. We have already booked for another evening before we leave Hobart. Not to miss such an amazing experience. Wonderful staff as well.
3. Cultura Espresso Bar & Restaurant
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4.5 based on 267 reviews
Cultura Espresso Bar and Restaurant is situated in the middle of the beautiful Hobart CBD. Our focus is simple Italian cooking with a contemporary twist and providing a service second to none in the city. We create a family culture here at Cultura and let's face it anything Italian is always about love and passion. We provide Seating outdoor and indoor including a bar perfect for coffee or quiet lunch from Tuesday to Saturday aswell as dinner from Tuesday to Saturday. We hope you have a chance to come and join in our 'culture' and enjoy one of Hobart's most loved restaurants.
Reviewed By balinutsnewcastle - Newcastle
called in again for breakfast for the 4th time after a boat race from sydney. very laid back good to get away from elevated prices on the foreshore, staff very friendly ,the food brilliant and coffee great . would highly reccomend tracking this place down.
4. Solo Pasta and Pizza
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4.5 based on 889 reviews
Reviewed By TassieBoomerang - Hobart, Australia
Another fabulous meal at Solo. The best calamari ever, tender and beautifully flash fried. Great pizzas and pasta. Lots of choices apart from pizza and pasta - meat, fish, chicken etc. A great wine list and prompt, efficient service. Street parking only but fairly easy to get a spot close by. The staff are great. Look out for Simon the very charming manager who likes to flirt a bit and make the ladies feel special. Almost a lost art in Australia. Viva Italia!
5. New Sydney Hotel Restaurant
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4.5 based on 332 reviews
Reviewed By 641lou - Merimbula, Australia
We had the pork knuckle and duck neck - both delicious and very substantial Will come back to try the 'finger plates' - saw a couple come out: fried chicken, marinated seafood and pigs ears (which I think of with some anxiety) All looked fantastic Another neighbouring table had a teenager who had the Parma - it too looked amazing and HUGE Very reasonably priced Wine by the glass and beer on tap
6. Ginger Brown
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4.5 based on 254 reviews
Reviewed By Jo-anne B - Warnbro, Australia
Amongst Historical surrounds in the shadows of Mt Wellington...
this wonderful artistic gem serves a collective fresh range of foods & satisfying drinks to reboot anybody out for a stroll or long hike around town.
Dirty Chai is ever so tasty
And the veggie food choices delicious.
With warm friendly 1950/60’s service, you’ll want to be coming back.
7. Daci and Daci Bakers
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4.5 based on 1 reviews
Bakers Of bread, Viennoiserie, cakes, patisserie & provisions. Full breakfasts, morning and afternoon tea, & lunch are offered in a bustling environment with professional service. Takeaways available, and child friendly.
Reviewed By Cris B - Brisbane, Australia
Called in to this bakery for a quick bite to eat and a coffee. After much deliberation chose the smoked salmon, spinach & caramelised onion tart to share, with iced coffees. Very satisfying and tasty tart, accompanied by the creamy iced coffees. Would definately revisit if time allows.
8. Ivory Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 173 reviews
Simply Thai
Reviewed By lisawhistler - Whistler, Canada
We checked on Trip Advisor for Thai restaurants in the area we were staying and as a result ended up at Ivory Cafe. To say this was amongst the best Thai food we have every had is not an understatement (and that's including travelling in Thailand!). The Chicken Green Curry, Prawn Pad Thai noodles and prawn dumplings were soooo good. Donna, the waitress is lovely and I can see why it is popular with locals as she seemed to know everyone and there was good banter going on between everyone. When so many locals go to a place as we have read in other reviews, there is a good reason for it. With Seating for, perhaps, a maximum of 25 people, we had to wait a little while for a table but no problem as there is a good wine bar two doors down called Etties. You will definitely not be disappointed in you visit here.
9. Small-Fry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By Shelley D
First visit I was drawn to the four cheese toastie - out of this world! Coffee was as fantastic as life saving and the open layout definately created a homly ambience. Did I mention they do fresh hot cinnamon doughnuts to order? Will be making Small fry a permanent part of my Hobart visits in future - keep it up guys, your amazing!
10. The Black Footed Pig
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4.5 based on 317 reviews
Reviewed By never2late - Guildford, England
A pleasant experience overall with some imaginative interpretations of tapas. On the expensive side for what was served. The octopus main course was a disappointment as it was tough - anyone who has eaten octopus in Spain, particularly in Galicia, knows it is only good when cooked tender but firm.
