We made sure our stay in Hobart included a weekend to enjoy a wander through both the Salamanca…read more(Sat only) and Farm Gate (Sun only) Markets. Salamanca was the largest market and extended from the entrance by St. David's Park, past Parliament and the Tasman Memorial and ended nearby the Blue Eye Seafood. The market was already bustling and busy when we walked through at 9:30am which was just one hour after the start. This was the largest concentration of people in Hobart we saw during our stay. We saw lots of local Tasmania crafted products, batch distilleries, fresh produce, and a variety of food offerings like scallop pies, burgers and other cuisines. Most were setup under tents but a few food trucks and trailers also. Overall popular for locals and visitors and a good experience to add while in Hobart.

The most famous tourist attraction in all of Tasmania and most visited. Over 1.6 million people…read morevisit these markets annually. These are by far the best markets I've ever been to. There's great food, so many Tasmanian made products, a great atmosphere and so much to see and move throughout the market. A must see a tourist attraction if you're visiting Hobart.

If I lived in Hobart, this place would have an everyday visitor. Oh, sorry, just another one!…read morePeople seems to love this place and people in the city is talking about it. All worth the 40 minutes walk it takes me to get here! Please, can I have one of each of those delicious cakes and slices?

It used to be good, but with recent changes, some things are not as well made as previously. On the…read moreupside, the coffee is still good.

This is my second time visiting this bakery and I would highly recommend this place to everyone. By…read morefar the best bakery in town with amazing homemade pies and beautiful pastries for dessert.

Great bread, great patisserie, if your in Sandy Bay a MUST visit!read more

There is a wide selection of cheeses here and they all taste deliciously sinful. They're very well…read morepriced and also come in small sizes which is great when you are travelling and only want to buy a small amount. We dropped in to taste some cheese and ended up staying for lunch with wine, coffee and dessert and it was one of the best lunches we had on our trip to Tasmania. The owner Ashley stopped to talk to us and he is passionate and deservedly proud of his cheese factory. This is small batch artisan cheese making at its best without the high price tag!

I've been to Hobart twice, and twice I have been to the Wicked Cheese Co. And why not?…read more + Cheese (goats, cow, blue, cheddar, smoked, chilli) + Cakes (carrot, cheese, chocolate) + Coffee + In between several wineries Be warned, a cheese platter for one is basically a cheese platter for two-three people - it's HUGE! You will almost certainly waddle out of here. I recommend going down a serving (if there's four of you, ask for a platter for three. Trust me). Oh, and if you aren't a local, they pack everything in a bonus mini-esky so you can fly it back home (that is, if you don't eat it at the airport/in the car).

Abundance is for Ladies Who Lunch. Or maybe more appropriately, Ladies Who Afternoon Tea--though…read morethere are some paninis on the board, it's more a "coffee and cake" sort of place. Well... a coffee, cake and candles place. You can buy yourself some beautiful home decor and fashion and a pair of golden cuban heel boots that I need in my life but can't possibly afford. Sorry, where was I? Abundance is one of those beautiful whitewashed places where you feel a bit like you're at the beach, not Bellerive. Though I guess Bellerive does have a beach... still, it's not the kind of place you'd go for a beach holiday, whereas Abundance does have that beach holiday vibe. (I shouldn't write reviews at midnight.) My friend and I stopped by the other afternoon for some delicious iced beverages on a warm day, and we brought the average age of the customers down a good few years, so there's that.

Great venue go brunch. Staff friendly and service prompt. Delicious home made goodies - out scones…read moreaccompanied by home made raspberry Jane were an absolute treat. Great coffee!! Interesting clothing, giftware , candles and jewellery available for browsing and purchase.

Delightfully kitschy interior of an otherwise drab street presence. Inside is filled with…read moremotorcycles and and old signs, etc. and there's two stands of trinkets and handmade things. Nice and homey. I ordered my post gym caffeine fix take away, so I can't comment on the dine in service, but the coffee was very milky and left sort of a slippery coating on the roof of my mouth. The taste isn't bad per se, but it's far too weak and over dilute for my taste. A extra shot would certainly help.

I had heard a lot about this place,so we took a little detour and found ourselves an amazing cafe…read morefull of motorbikes and memorabilia. Friendly service and yummy cakes,we will be back to try the breakfast menu soon.

Goldilocks eats here - its just right. I had passed this…read moreplace several times and always seemed busy, many locals at the tables. Decided to have brunch - and wow it is great - coffee is great and food is great. Table service - the friendly staff will find you a spot. Menu is pretty standard but a few interesting dishes. Reasonable GF options, try the Raincheck Stack. Ordered coffee and brunch - service was prompt coffee arrived and just after the food. Coffee ticked all the boxes - crema, smell and taste was just right. Brunch was great - busy buzz about the place. The food was ideal. 5 stars!

Raincheck, sitting on the northern edge of the North Hobart Restaurant Strip, past a few of the…read morechain franchises is pretty understated, from the outside at least. It's not huge inside but not tiny either, with a few tables outside along Elizabeth Street for people watching. The menu is small but not plain, specials regularly change and offer more than just the bare minimum. Coffee is good, not spectacular but ironically there aren't that many great coffee places that end of North Hobart. However if you want a coffee past 3pm it's one of the few places that's still open "late"- I.e. 8pm. It's one of the most consistently high quality cafes that end of North Hobart, and it manages to straddle the line between a "cafe" and a "restaurant".

Excellent coffee!!! Beautiful view. Hardest working barista…read morecreating an amazing experience. Well worth the stop!

Absolutely the cutest coffee shop with the most breathtaking view! The coffee was extremely tasty…read moreand the banana bread was out of this world. The milk crates and seating arrangement around the van made it such a welcoming and lively atmosphere. The staff were super friendly and high spirited. I 100% recommend checking out this adorable van for a delicious drink and a snack while exploring the Tasman Peninsula.