Hobart Restaurants
Hobart restaurants are wonderfully diverse and reflect the history of the area. Hobart is the state capital of Tasmania and is one of Australia’s oldest cities.
Bar Celona on Salamanca Square is a combined wine bar and cafe. With pleasant wood paneled open decor it’s the perfect place to escape and relax over a nice glass or two of wine.
Annapurna Indian Cuisine features breads cooked in a clay oven. The selection of dishes have been prepared according to ancient customs. The food is a blend of traditional Indian and local specialties.
Lark Distillery Whiskey Bar and Cafe is located on Davy St gives visitors the opportunity to indulge in handcrafted spirits and liqueurs. Whiskey enthusiasts will relish the chance to try the high quality single malt whiskey. Running off from Davy street is the affluent and stunning Sandy Bay, one of Hobarts most desirable places to live.
North Hobart restaurants are among some of Hobart’s best restaurants. Marti Zucco’s Ristorante & Pizzeria specialises in clay pot cooking to produce innovative Italian food. The garlic pizza bread and pizza is a must!
Har Wee Yee Chinese Restaurant is one of Hobart’s most popular establishments. You are invited to enjoy the best Cantonese food in a relaxed atmosphere. This restaurant is fully licensed and BYO. Vegetarian options are also available.
There are several family restaurants in Hobart.Fish Frenzy is just one of the many seafood restaurants in Hobart that offers kids menu. Fish Frenzy is also fully licensed and serves fresh local fish and chips.
Le Provencal provides decidant, tasty, creamy and buttery French dishes made with local products. You can take your time to enjoy the ambiance, relaxed service and the delicious cuisine.
One of the restaurants in Hobart that provides diners with a taste of true European cuisine is Marque IV. This is contemporary fine dining at its best. The atmosphere is relaxed with low lighting and the restaurant is surrounded by incredible waterfront harbor views.
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