Lovely warm inviting ambience,great food.great prices.i suggest ordering tea,it is quite…read moredelightful.beautiful eclectic serving of fine china tea cups with what could be an Art Deco teapot or some other era.it comes with an individual Jaffa ball.very personable friendly proprietors.love going there.

The breakfast scene at Salt is extremely popular, even before 9am this Cafe is humming with locals…read more The decor is ultra modern, predominately black and pale grey with accents of bright yellow, anchored by a pebbled concrete floor. Groups of tables and chairs divided by half walls which lower the noise and bench seats across one wall add extra comfort. Framed antique posters are a striking decorative feature and large sliding windows open to a footpath alfresco area. Separate menus for breakfast lunch and dinner offer a wide range of international, contemporary dining options. The locally roasted coffee was excellent. Definitely noted in our diary.

I've only had breakfast here so far, but really enjoyed it. The food was very good - I had haloumi…read moreand chorizo with my eggs and both were delicious. I also quite enjoyed the coffee. This place quite surprised me for the Northern suburbs (yes, I know that isn't fair) and is worth visiting if you are looking for somewhere in the area.

Brace yourselves... an amazing little local coffee shop has arrived beyond the flannel curtain. Get…read moreamongst the wooden floorboards, subway tiled counter and shiny signage and feast on some utterly delicious coffee, that may be (but in my opinion should absolutely be) complemented by a delicious small bakery item from the cabinet. My double shot flattie today, already so perfectly good on its own, was accentuated by both a chocolate caramel macaron and a peanut butter macaron. Shut up. I'm going to have to drive down Main Rd more often, is what I'm going to have to do, and you should do so as well. Go on. Shake a leg.

Best coffee in Moonah, North Hobart, Hobart, Southern Tasmania and let's just make that Tasmania.read more

When I moved to Hobart, people were still raving about a Spanish restaurant that had closed years…read morebefore. The two women who ran it had decided to retire. Well, retirement didn't suit them, so now they run Churros Cafe at the Island Markets. The paella is finished and ready to serve at 12 noon - and sometimes sells out soon after. There is a variety of other food, both sweet and savoury. Cold caramel souffle is a winner, as of course are the churros! After a few years of going here I still haven't eaten through their entire menu as I keep getting hung up on favourites, but I'll keep trying!

Based in the original New Town Post Office. This is a unique space in Hobart. Combining, art, hand…read morecrafts, art, paintings, jewellery, books, furniture, and art classes and so much more. Not only that it's a massive space with a first floor as well, with numerous rooms filled with local artists pieces. Even a room or 2 for meetings? Specialised Art classes out the back of the original post office in another separate building as well. Oh did I mention they do food as well? Open early (7:30am!!!) for coffee and more their hours seem to be far from consistent. It might be an idea to define far more consistent hours IMO. The menu is extensive and we only had pizzas on our visit. We will be back for sure. They do sandwiches, cakes, scones and so much more. Haven't had a coffee there and let's hope it's good. Early days yet and the concept is great. Let's hope it works!!! They deserve everyone to vist and the locals are already embrassing it.

Yum!! Coming here for brunch made my whole day. Delicious and unique food, server was so kind, and…read morethe open windows are a great way to enjoy the weather and area from inside. I loved the Tandoori chicken wrap.

I stopped in for a coffee at Basket & Green on a rainy Sunday morning after a jaunt through the…read morefarm gate markets nearby. I was just going to takeaway but it was nice and quiet and there was a ridiculous amount of bench seating, with one little corner spot calling my name, so I ordered a large flat white (drinking coffee to warm up is such a novelty for a Queenslander) and took a seat. I noted both breakfast and lunch menus in the window, with breakfast ending at 11:30am... but then I overheard the beautiful words: "we do an all-day breakfast on weekends". Guuuuuuurl, you know how I roll. The service was really sweet and welcoming, and the coffee was indeed very well made! I regret that I wasn't hungry, but I'll definitely be back to take the menu for a spin. P.S. Every second Friday (or thereabouts) there's a seven-course tasting dinner, so you can bet I'll be back to get in on that some time very soon.

I visited this place a couple of weeks ago. Service was good. Very crowded. Scallop pie -…read moredisappointing! 5/6 mashed potatoes, 1 maybe 2 scallops. Salad, sides good. Coffee Great, My friend's lamb shanks looked amazing. More scallops please

A quick coffee was even quicker when I couldn't drink it all. Not sure what the lady thinks a long…read moremacchiato contains but 3/4 of a cup of milk is not it. The day or two old carrot cake was even more disappointing in light of it being made across the road at the patisserie so I'd expect it would be fresher, and the waiting game for the man that came in afterwards with respect to being able to order a coffee didn't impress either. I had a macadamia and white chocolate biscuit which was very nice, but overall I won't be going back.