A friendly service with some wonderful coffee! I had a latte, and my daughter a long black. Both of…read morethese drinks were well made. It is a tiny cafe, however, there are plenty of outdoor seatings (both covered and open).

Friendly staff and good coffee made it a great place to have breakfast before we began exploring…read moreHobart. Toasties were delicious. Mid price range.

Next Door smells kinda funny. I think it's a combination of the coffee beans and maybe the lacquer…read moreused to put the place together... you have to see the interior to believe it. Next Door Deluxe Coffee is literally plastered wall to wall with doors of all shapes and sizes (I feel weird even saying "wall to wall", because it's ALL DOORS). I haven't tried to walk through any of the doors, because I didn't think it was possible--up until today, when I saw one of the smaller ones hanging open. What!? Is Narnia behind one of them? Now I can't rest until I find out. Anyway... Next Door's coffee is consistently delicious and fairly well-priced at $3.70 for a regular and $4.20 for a large. Takeaway can be a bit slow, and a couple of times the guys have been too busy with making coffees and attending to table service to take my takeaway order, which is a little frustrating (yesterday the woman in front of me, a little more impatient than I am, left the shop in a huff). It's only a small store too, so standing around and waiting for your takeaway can make you feel quite cumbersome and in-the-road. I much prefer to take the time to sit down in here and enjoy my consistently delicious coffee while pondering the weird smell. There's also a short food menu in here but as yet I haven't taken the time to delve into that side of the business.

There's nothing like taking a theme and running with it! The inside of the next door cafe is…read moreliterally covered in... doors. Big one, small ones, some that work, some that don't. Amongst the amazingly busy interior are a few tables and couches towards the back, so you could sit and drink, but it's fairly cramped inside especially when there's a few people milling about. It's definitely more suited as a "grab your coffee and go" kind of place. They just have coffee and a few of the usual treats- muffins, slices, etc so the "cafe" part of their name is a bit of a misnomer, perhaps. The raspberry muffins are good though! The house espresso roast tastes okay, has a bit of a sweetness to it but certainly strong enough. The owners are VERY chatty, especially with the regulars so your "quick" coffee isn't nearly as fast as other places, but I'd trade speed for a nice chat anyday. One of the better coffee shops that end of Murray Street.

Great food. Affordable. Nice location...right on Kingston beach.excellent service. Only very small…read morenegative about the place is that you end up smelling like a deep fryer after dining in...it has an open kitchen and ventilation must be poor. They often have live music here too. Great place to eat any night of the week.

Really good local restaurant. We generally get take-aways but have also eaten in. The epic chicken…read moreburger is a winner. Bar facilities offer a wide range of beers and wine. Service is always friendly and efficient. A warm atmosphere makes for a pleasant dining experience.

In the place where La Bella was, this is a new venture and what a delight. Friendly staff and great…read moreservice are the immediate things you notice now. A modern revamp of the premises has made the place brighter and warmer. Eating outside still available but the difference is now the quality of the food on offer. Fresh pastries and small individual pizzas at approx $5-7 are fantastic. Light well risen dough with great toppings on are superb. No more slices with dried out toppings, these are a delight. As a pizza lover these are the bomb. Not only that the coffee is sensational. A must visit.

I was a tad peeved to land in this cafe an hour before closing and find that the kitchen was…read moreclosed. Given the people finishing up a meal next to me, I must have just missed the opportunity to order something interesting. That being said, they still had some things on offer, and the brownie I got was suitably decadent. And one can't fault the location: it says waterfront and it surely is, and it's one of the few places near Port Arthur. So I could recommend it, though I wish their hours were more generous.

We had a fabulous lunch here. FRESH fish, chips, salad, wine. All fantastic View and staff…read moregreat as well. Definitely a FUND!

We stopped here for breakfast. I had a craving for pancakes and they had it on the menu so match…read moremade in heaven. We had a great table at the window. Fun to people watch. They had outdoor seating as well but it was a chilly morning. Nice views of the water and lots of commuters coming in for work. The pancakes were topped with tons of fruit and came with syrup and mascarpone (I skipped that). The fruit made it sweet enough. Husband had a smoothie and the yogurt/fruit bowl. Everything was fresh and delicious. Staff was great.

Great place for breakfast! Will set you up for the day. Excellent if you love eggs…read more We tried and evening meal too and it was very nice too. The service on both was great. Attentive and friendly. We were not rushed at all. The place ia very cute. Looks small from the outside but once you go in there is a floor upstairs too. The location is great. Worth a try!.

One of the "hip" cafes on the Salamanca Strip, the somewhat confusingly named "phat fish" with the…read morepufferfish logo hides the fact that there's almost no seafood on the menu. What you get food wise is finger foods, tapas-type things and some burgers. They have a lunch special with Tacos, which is what I ordered. They were fine enough, but the coffee? Dreadful. I didn't expect perfection from what's essentially a bar, but boy was it terrible. Milky and bitter somehow at the same time. What really got me was how LOUD it was. I don't to be the old man yelling at a cloud, but the music was so loud at 2pm I had to point to the menu item I wanted because the bartender and I couldn't understand each other. There's better lunch spots and definitely better coffee to be found.

Don't know why this had such high reviews.. the place isn't exactly clean, bathrooms are bad and so…read moreis the dining area. The food had big portions but not very good... Value 3/5 Atmosphere 2/5 Service 4/5 Quality 2/5 11/20

Another 5 Star Perfect visit to Da Angelo's. Fourth visit in our fourth visit to Hobart....here's…read moreto a fifth in 2025! We have learned that if you are thinking about going make a reservation as soon as you can. When we arrived Angelo was working. We all smiled. The place was packed. Everyone seemed to be celebrating birthdays and there were mainly locals. We ordered our regular pizza. A large Fraraccio, no olives, no anchovies, add onion, capers and oregano. A simple salad with an Italian vinaigrette. The salad arrived and in its simple form was beautiful. The pizza arrived and now we know this 'ugly' pizza is delicious. It has taught us over the years to not 'judge a book by its covers!'. We ate until we almost could and then remembered the Tiramisu. We put our forks down and asked for a to go bag. It is great at room temperature and few hours later! We ordered the tiramisu, it arrive and it was art on a plate. And as delicious as we remembered. Oh my, not a morsel left and finished with a complementary limoncello delivered by Angelo. The restaurant is homey as it gets. The staff are so friendly and competent. It's like one big happy family. The food is great. Prices are reasonable. Highly recommend. Make Reservation.

When my hotel made the reservation, I was given the impression that I would be seated at the…read morecommunal bench rather than a table. As my table was at the small corner by the soda refrigerator in the front, I wish I had been seated at the communal bench. There were takeaway customers seated by me waiting for their order. As I enjoy people watching, I had thought it was the worst area of the restaurant to do just that. Fortunately, my waitress was super nice, friendly and provided helpful recommendations, for dinner and places to visit during the rest of my holiday. She made me forget about the terrible table and the guy near me who waited a significant time for his order. Due to her recommendation, I had the Bianco with the Nicolina's Special, entree portion rather than the main. My waitress made sure to warn about the amount of garlic in the sauce. The potato gnocchi and the squid rings absorbed the garlic butter sauce so well, I did not realize I was eating squid if it was not for a few crunchy bites. Although I did not need it, the smaller entree portion gave me an additional excuse to order dessert. I was ready to order my Italian default dessert which is tiramisu, but I asked my waitress for her recommendation as she has yet to fail me. I instead ordered the special which had to been concocted by a chocoholic, a chocolate pudding covered with warm chocolate sauce and served with vanilla ice cream. Enough said. I knew it would not be American style pudding. The dessert resembled a warm, very moist cake. Due to where I was seated, I could not flag my waitress. On the other hand, there were two employees huddled by the bench for table. One clearly noticed me fiddling on my phone as we exchanged eye contact. Eventually, my waitress came by to check on me.