Hobart Restaurants
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1. Blue Eye Seafood Restaurant
$$ | Battery Point |Located on Castray Esplanade opposite Princes Wharf, Blue Eye offers up a wide variety of fresh Tasmanian seafood, cooked to perfection. The barbecue Pirates Bay...
Located on Castray Esplanade opposite Princes Wharf, Blue Eye offers up a wide variety of fresh Tasmanian seafood, cooked to perfection. The barbecue Pirates Bay octopus is a highlight, as is the mixed grill, washed down with a cool Tasmanian craft beer or crisp Pinot.
1 Castray Esplanade- 03 - 6223–5297Known For
- Barbecue Pirates Bay octopus
- Bruny Island oysters
- Local craft beers
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
2. Fico
$$$ | City Center |Fico is influenced by the tables of Europe where food and conviviality go hand in hand. They proudly source our produce from local farmers, growers, fishers,...
Fico is influenced by the tables of Europe where food and conviviality go hand in hand. They proudly source our produce from local farmers, growers, fishers, and butchers. While the menu is ever-changing it is consistently creative and interesting. A wide selection of wine is on offer.
151 Macquarie St.- 03 - 6245–3391Known For
- Modern Italian
- Tasting menu
- Expertly roasted pigeon
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon.--Thurs., Reservations essential -
3. Frank Restaurant
$$ | Hobart Waterfront |South American food culture has inspired the menu of this eclectic but sophisticated eatery on Hobart's waterfront. Blending fresh Tasmanian produce with centuries of South...
South American food culture has inspired the menu of this eclectic but sophisticated eatery on Hobart's waterfront. Blending fresh Tasmanian produce with centuries of South American flavor refinement, Frank is a lively spot for a reason. An ever-changing cocktail and drinks menu complements the menu.
1 Franklin Wharf- 03 - 6231–5005Known For
- South American–influenced menu
- Waterfront location
- Eclectic decor
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4. Jackman & McRoss
$ | Battery Point |This Hobart institution in Battery Point is still a can't-miss spot for the perfectly crafted cup of coffee and delicious house-made goodies including croissants and...
This Hobart institution in Battery Point is still a can't-miss spot for the perfectly crafted cup of coffee and delicious house-made goodies including croissants and fruit tarts.
57 Hampden Rd.- 03 - 6223--3186Known For
- Local favorite
- Fruit tarts
- Coffee
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5. Templo
$$$ | North Hobart |A small 20-seat neighborhood restaurant tucked away in the back streets of Hobart, Templo celebrates seasonal and locally sourced produce and minimal-intervention wines from small...
A small 20-seat neighborhood restaurant tucked away in the back streets of Hobart, Templo celebrates seasonal and locally sourced produce and minimal-intervention wines from small producers. This place is a gem you'll need to book weeks if not months ahead. Superb.
96 Patrick St.- 03 - 6234--7659Known For
- Excellent food
- Intimate
- Local ingredients
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Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed., Reservations essential -
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6. Flippers Cooked Seafood
$ | |This fish-shape floating chip shop on Constitution Dock is one of the top places in town for an alfresco waterfront fish-and-chips meal. ...
This fish-shape floating chip shop on Constitution Dock is one of the top places in town for an alfresco waterfront fish-and-chips meal.
1 Constitution Wharf- 03 - 6234--3101Known For
- Popular
- Waterfront location
- Fish-and-chips
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7. Lebrina
$$$ | New Town |Elegant surroundings in an 1840 brick colonial home inspire classic Tasmanian cooking in Hobart's most formal dining room. The best of the island's fresh produce...
Elegant surroundings in an 1840 brick colonial home inspire classic Tasmanian cooking in Hobart's most formal dining room. The best of the island's fresh produce is well utilized in such dishes as the twice-cooked soufflé of Pyengana cheddar, or the line-caught, Pedra Branca hapuku fillet. The wine list includes many fine Tasmanian vintages.
155 New Town Rd.- 03 - 6228–7775Known For
- Special-occasion restaurant
- Private-home setting
- Delicious desserts
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch, Reservations essential -
8. Me Wah
$$$ | Sandy Bay |Featuring a superb range of wines from around the world, this sumptuously decorated Sandy Bay eatery rivals many of the better Chinese restaurants in Sydney...
Featuring a superb range of wines from around the world, this sumptuously decorated Sandy Bay eatery rivals many of the better Chinese restaurants in Sydney and Melbourne. There is a broad menu, ranging from the pricey "candy heart" dried abalone to traditional favorites, such as Me Wah's delicious steamed dumplings; there's also a banquet option. The yum cha (traditional Cantonese tea service) available on weekends at lunchtime is worth the short journey from the city center.
16 Magnet Ct.- 03 - 6223–3688Known For
- Steamed dumplings
- Broad menu
- Traditional Cantonese tea service
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon., Reservations essential -
9. Peacock and Jones
$$$ | Hobart Waterfront |Tucked away in the sandstone buildings of Hunter Street, Peacock and Jones offers intimate fine dining in a contemporary-art-filled space. The stars of the show...
Tucked away in the sandstone buildings of Hunter Street, Peacock and Jones offers intimate fine dining in a contemporary-art-filled space. The stars of the show are the highest-quality Tasmanian produce and an enticing wine list. Take someone special here.
33 Hunter St.- 03 - 6210–7730Known For
- Seasonal produce
- Contemporary art
- Romantic vibe
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun.--Tues. -
10. The Point Revolving Restaurant
$$$$ | Sandy Bay |This revolving restaurant atop one of Hobart's tallest buildings (it's also home to the city's casino) has breathtaking views, and the food is equally rewarding....
This revolving restaurant atop one of Hobart's tallest buildings (it's also home to the city's casino) has breathtaking views, and the food is equally rewarding. The Rannoch Farm quail breast is a wonderful starter; for a main course, try the Cape Grim Scotch fillet served with Cygnet gourmet mushrooms, bone marrow, cocktail onions, and parsley. Meals here aren't cheap, so you might want to give the blackjack table a try before heading up here.
410 Sandy Bay Rd.- 03 - 6221–1888Known For
- Great views
- French-inspired menu
- Casino in building
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No lunch Sat.–Thurs., Credit cards accepted, Reservations essential -
11. Urban Greek
$$ | North Hobart |Urban Greek combines the flavors of the old world with antipodean audacity, all set in a modern space. The variety of seating options includes communal...
Urban Greek combines the flavors of the old world with antipodean audacity, all set in a modern space. The variety of seating options includes communal benches, tables for groups, or kitchen-bar placement. A great place for a group booking or a sneaky take-away.
103 Murray St.- 03 - 6109–4712Known For
- Traditional Greek cuisine with modern Australian twist
- Affordable eats
- Communal seating
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12. Garagistes
$$$ | City Center |Closed PermanentlyOne of the most exciting places to eat in Tasmania, Garagistes is leading the charge of cool new restaurants in Hobart serving up Mod Oz...
One of the most exciting places to eat in Tasmania, Garagistes is leading the charge of cool new restaurants in Hobart serving up Mod Oz cuisine that utlizes the very best local producers. The three- and five-course set menus reflect the changing Tasmanian seasons—try the cacioricotta of ewe’s milk, kohlrabi, broadbeans, and lovage; or wild snapper with poached rhubarb, soured cream, and dried sea lettuce. Exquisite textures and flavors combine with a hip atmosphere to ensure a memorable dining experience.
103 Murray St.- 03 - 6231–0558Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.–Tues. No lunch. -
13. Marque IV
$$ | |Closed PermanentlyViews of the docks and river provide a perfect backdrop for enjoying the exquisite dishes served in this seductively lighted dining room. We love the...
Views of the docks and river provide a perfect backdrop for enjoying the exquisite dishes served in this seductively lighted dining room. We love the ocean trout that was no doubt caught that day served with puff pastry. In addition to an excellent cheese and wine selection, they also have special vegetarian and gluten-free menus. If you're going all out, the tasting menu (A$195 with matching wines) is a belt-busting but superb gourmet treat.
- 03 - 6224–4428Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No lunch Sat., Credit cards accepted -
14. Remi de Provence
$$ | City Center |Closed PermanentlyAt Tasmania's leading classic French bistro you can sample authentic classic and contemporary Provençal fare accompanied by superb wines. Add to that the elegant dining...
At Tasmania's leading classic French bistro you can sample authentic classic and contemporary Provençal fare accompanied by superb wines. Add to that the elegant dining room aglow with mirrors and a lovely mural. This nicely valued bistro also has a terrific wine bar along with cave à manger where an extensive selection of cheeses, pâtés, and terrines are available. Be sure to try one of Remi's braised dishes, such as coq au vin, which are particularly popular. Save room for the crème brûlée.
252 Macquarie St.- 03 - 6223–3933Known For
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch Sat.--Tues. -
15. Restaurant 373
$$ | North Hobart |Closed PermanentlyThose who enjoy a little culinary creativity shouldn't miss this casual little bistro in fashionable North Hobart. It's very popular, and you often have to...
Those who enjoy a little culinary creativity shouldn't miss this casual little bistro in fashionable North Hobart. It's very popular, and you often have to wait for a table, but well worth it for its ambience and modern feel. The duck breast with red cabbage, foie gras dumplings and duck consommé is delicious, but be sure to leave room for the truly inspired desserts.
373 Elizabeth St.- 03 - 6231–9031Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Monday and Sunday. No lunch, Credit cards accepted -
16. The Quarry Bar and Restaurant
$$ | City Center |Closed PermanentlySet on the waterfront, this buzzy place offers imaginative food alfresco or indoors; it's a lovely place to linger inside in winter thanks to the...
Set on the waterfront, this buzzy place offers imaginative food alfresco or indoors; it's a lovely place to linger inside in winter thanks to the roaring fire, but it can get busy in the evening and at the height of summer. When it comes to food, local produce is jazzed up—think pickled octopus with orange, fennel, and saffron salad for starters. Happily, there's also an extensive wine list, including more than 30 local drops by the glass.
27 Salamanca Pl.- 03 - 6223–6552Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted
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