Hobart
Hobart is one of Tasmania's most rewarding pockets to explore. With 9 spots on our radar, you'll find a mix of local favourites and standout new openings — from morning coffee to long lunches and after-dark drinks. Below you'll find our top picks in Hobart, ranked by Spot Score, plus the best categories to dive into and a map to help you plan your visit.
Best categories in Hobart
The best spots in Hobart
Our highest Spot Scores in Hobart right now.
The Gilded Fig
$A reliably excellent choice in Hobart, where the kitchen sends out the kind of food you plan a week around.
Flour & Stone
$$$A polished but unpretentious room in Hobart, where the croissants are the stuff of local legend.
The Roastery
$$A standout in Hobart, where the coffee is dialled-in and the corner table is worth the wait.
The Bowery
$$$$A neighbourhood favourite in Hobart, with cold taps, a solid parma and a beer garden made for a Sunday afternoon.
Cloudland
$$A neighbourhood favourite in Hobart, pouring proper drinks without the attitude — equally good for a first round or a long session.
Hobart Art Space
$$$$A Tasmania galleries in Hobart — an easy win for a free afternoon, with space to spread out and proper views.
Hobart Museum
$$A Tasmania museums in Hobart — worth building a half-day around, especially in good weather.
Hobart Gardens
$$$A Tasmania parks in Hobart — worth building a half-day around, especially in good weather.
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Hobart — FAQs
What is Hobart known for?+
Hobart is one of Tasmania's go-to neighbourhoods for eating and drinking out, with a strong line-up of cafes, restaurants and bars within easy reach of each other.
Where should I eat in Hobart?+
Start with our top-rated picks above — they're ranked by Spot Score. For something specific, browse the best cafes, restaurants or things to do in Hobart using the category links on this page.
Is Hobart good for a day out?+
Yes. Hobart packs plenty into a small area, so it's easy to string together coffee, a meal and an activity. Use the map to see what's close by.
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