Amazing views and scenery. Delicious dinners. Great rooms and decor. Nothing to complain about here!
Food was fine -- we had the duck breast & Sri Lankan curry. If you're staying at Pumphouse Point, the dinner there is much better. Otherwise, this is probably your best option in the area.
Fresh fruit, beautiful art, talented buskers and homemade gingerbread. This market is one of the best in Australia.
All sorts of oysters available - raw, grilled, fried, in a wonton and more. They also sell supplies to shuck your own. Great stop!
Favorite breakfast in Hobart. Service can be slow sometimes and there's two entrances which makes getting a table a hassle sometimes but worth it for the food. Sweets have an edge over the savory.
SLOW, calm and perfect. Don't go past the ox tongue but make sure you leave room for dessert. You won't regret it! Service is very slow but it's quite fun to sit at the bar and watch the kitchen
For the ultimate Mt. Wellington experience, try the 13 mile downhill ride from the summit! Amazing views as you travel from sub-alpine and mountain rainforests to the vibrant waterfront of Hobart. Leia mais.
Attentive service, good atmosphere and the baked eggs were amazing! The bread is also really yummy. Really great value as well, will definately be coming back here!
Gastro-pub with great cider and interesting food. The sous vide burger, tempura mushrooms and wallaby bites were all delicious.
Smoothies, bowls and lots of paleo and gluten free food options. Bulletproof coffee at breakfast time. Lots of healthy options.
Cool modern bakery with great to-go options. Ham and cheese croissants, bagels, and other pastries looked great.
MONA, designed by Fender Katsalidis Architects, is a subterranean temple to ‘spirituality without the undercurrent of belief’ – a building where nothing, it seems, is simple. Leia mais.
Loving North Hobart for reasons such as this. Great spot for brunch, lunch or now drinks of an evening.
