Hobart Restaurants

The freshest of seafood is all you will find at Kelley's Seafood Restaurant. Located in an The Old Sailmaker's Cottage in historic Battery Point, the restaurant has nearly two centuries of stories to tell. Not too much imaginat... more

Among shade trees on the northwest edge of Baker, the Whispering Elms has pleasant rooms with wood paneling and a few western touches. Rooms have one double bed, a double and a twin, or two twins, plus a tub/shower combo... more

This bakery and café does not just sell wonderful breads. Jackman and McRoss is a trendy and delicious place to eat too. Decor is simple, reflecting its shop origins. A large dining space and a smaller area near the serving cou... more

Located on the Harrington Street hill, Tandoor and Curry House is a little cottage that has been serving Indian food in Hobart for some time now. The Georgian cottage has been cleverly transformed into a true touch of the Raj.... more

Endurance must attest to quality, as Mikaku Japanese Restaurant was the first Japanese restaurant in Australia. The beauty and simplicity of Japanese architecture and decor greet you once you have ascended the short staircase.... more

If you love steaks, then Ball and Chain Grill which is a converted warehouse, will leave you craving for more! Instead of using gas or electric grills, the steaks here are roasted on charcoal, giving it a distinctive flavor. Th... more

If you fancy a late meal, this classy trattoria could be the place to try, but it is also an elegant rendezvous any evening. As the name implies, sophistication is the feel with chrome, cool greys and minimalist decor. Italian... more

A little bit of China lives in the Wrest Point Hotel complex. Leave the bars and the gaming rooms behind, and enjoy fine Asian cuisine. A sweeping staircase leads to a huge room decorated in colours befitting an Emperor. There... more

You are unlikely to find food as authentic as this anywhere else in town. It is the only restaurant in Hobart serving Peking Duck (AUD50 for two-order in advance), but you can also eat as cheaply as AUD5.50. The enormous corner... more

An 1897 cottage in a stunning position serves as both restaurant and tearooms. At The Station Cafe, the picture windows make the most of the views. Elegantly set tables, with good linen and glassware, create an immediate impres... more