You got to stop here, hipster vibe, great food, service excellent, and lovely selection of bevies!…read moreYou won't regret it, the only draw back is so damn good, you may have to wait for a table, don't worry, they will give you a buzzer while you wait in the beer garden and sample a tester or two.....

Such a cute spot. The outdoor patio had plenty of seating and didn't feel crowded. The service is…read morequick and the staff are so friendly! The brewed chai was to die for, the pastry was delicious and I can't wait to come back and try more. I love that they have so many vegan/vegetarian options too.

This is a must go. Somewhat hidden with pleasant outside tree covered courtyard. Some of the best…read morebread I have ever tasted. They are rightly proud. They offer tastie pies and sausage rolls and wallaby pies. Deserts also worth fighting over.

The Kermandie Hotel is in a beautiful setting with lovely gardens and views of the marina. We came…read morehere for lunch on the recommendation of a couple of locals. Our roast of the day meals were delicious and pretty good value.

This unassuming roadside cafe next to the petrol station at Derwent Bridge serves good coffee and…read morefood. We stopped for lunch after visiting Lake St Clair and the Wall in the Wilderness. Our burger and mulligatawny soup was delicious and it was really good value.

The food is delicious and especially the burgers are amazing! The works burger! 14.5$ with chips…read moreand sooo big! Yummy

Good food! perfect to get takeaway and go sit on the beach! . Would go again. Amazing dessertsread more

This place was a wonderful surprise in a tiny town. A charming setting overlooking the babbling…read morestream. I had a Picolo (short) latte and it was up with the best Melbourne coffees, with a great range of both teas and coffees to choose from. The scones were full and light with real thick cream and local berry jam. We came back for lunch the next day. Equally impressive home baked dishes that change regularly. Oh, and really friendly helpful staff.

This place is fantastic. Delicious food and a lovely environment. We stopped in for lunch on a…read moreHobart day drive and were looking for a light meal. This was just the spot. On a sunny day you can sit outside in the sun or under the covered patio. The food is freshly made and you can tell. I had the savoury scone and it came with a good amount of butter which is great because I have a weakness for butter.. My hubby had the pie which was again home made and delicious. Also visit the bathroom :)

We've had takeaways from Twelve Stones twice now and both times were fantastic! We've had the…read moreSouthern Fried Chicken, Pulled Pork, Double Cheese Burger, and Mac & Cheese with brisket. Every meal we've had over the last month has been ready on time, delicious and well priced. Definitely worth a look and the take away menu is constantly changing! Loved it!

We stopped here for lunch before heading to Bonorong. I just had some oysters and dessert, and the…read morehubby had the smoked trout and the chicken breast main dish. All the food was excellent and perfectly portioned. We also had wine sampling from the manager, who was incredibly hospitable. I love Rieslings and my hubby loves pinot noir, so he brought out 4 of each type of we can each have our own mini tasting of the wines we like!

What an adorable place!…read more My nickname is 'Puddleduck', so of course on the way back to Hobart from visiting Richmond I had to stop in and visit this winery. And I'm so glad we did! The first thing that welcomes you is a giant sign letting you know you're welcome to 'Reverse BYO' - that is that you bring the food and they'll provide the wine. A great idea and muchly appreciated, as if you're on a budget you'll have more to spend on wines! The setting for this winery can only be described as idyllic - the main building sits on the edge of a dam and has a deck outside. We happened to visit on a perfect day and sat for a while in the sunshine on the deck watching the various water birds. There's a beautiful grassed area with chairs and tables and even a children's playground and a big area for the kids to run around and let off steam. There were a few families enjoying lunch and a few drinks and I love that they cater to families so well. We opted for the $5 wine tasting at the bar - there is also an option for a $15 sit down tasting or a $25 one which includes a cheese platter. All of those costs are deducted if you choose to purchase a bottle. My favourite was the Pinot Noir which smelled and tasted amazing. They also have all these options available as a cider tasting too! The guy who was serving welcomed us enthusiastically when we arrived and told us a bit about tastings etc. He also apologised and told us that the service may be a little slower because he was running the show on his own. This is a family business and his mum had an appointment so was unable to help out that day. I appreciated the forewarning and preemptive apology but it was not needed - the service was great. When we went to pay for our tasting he even offered them for free as he felt like he had not been able to be as attentive to us as he wanted to be! I absolutely loved my time at Puddleduck and will endeavour to visit whenever I am back in Hobart. It's well worth the drive from the city!

I absolutely love Puddleduck to bits. My first visit was their first weekend open with essentially…read morejust a little hut by the pond and the paint still drying - I've been coming back ever since and watching the place grow into the wonderful business it is now. The 'shop' is still a fairly small building by the pond (major extension coming this year) but with a lots of outdoor seating around the water either under umbrellas on the grass or under the marquee. The Puddleduck wines are great (do NOT miss out on trying Bubbleduck) and you can kick back whilst working through the wine list with a cheese platter made up of 'wicked' cheeses produced just down the road. Don't want cheese? No problem! Puddleduck allows 'reverse BYO'. You bring whatever picnic food you want and they supply the wine! Puddleduck makes a great wine tasting stop along the Coal Valley route, but if the weather is good I recommend putting aside an afternoon and relaxing - the whole business is a family affair and it feels like it, with warm friendly service that makes you feel instantly like old friends. Other important notes about Puddleduck; you can meet internationally famous 'wine dog' Basil and his cohorts Polly and Sybil. You can also meet Lucky the duck (and all of his friends if they are feeling sociable and you can adopt your very one vine!