This place always has a line out the door for good reason! Amazing selection of pastries- we opted…read morefor the morning bun, blueberry donut, mortadella baguette, and the vegetable baguette. All were equally delicious though the sandwiches maybe had a tad bit too much mayo on them. I loved the takeaway windows for the coffee- it made it so much easier to move through the queue!

Have been visited Pigeon Whole at least twice during our January visits to Hobart at since 2017. It…read morehas always been an awesome experience. On this visit we picked two baguette sandwiches. A Goat Cheese with grilled onions and greens and. mortadella ham with Swiss, and greens with an aioli sauce. Both were huge and tasty. Big enough for lunch and dinner. We also picked up a package of spiced ginger cookies that were out of this world. A nice bit of coarse salt on each. Service was great and there was a huge line that went quickly. Price for two sandwiches and 5 large cookies a little over 30$ AUDs. A bargain. Highly recommend.

ACCEPTABLE BANH MI IN HOBART = AUTOMATIC FIVE-STAR REVIEW…read more Seriously though, I'm so happy. Cyclo have taken over the old Foodstop and while they're not running it 24/7 like the grand old Foodstop days, they're putting a very decent showing in and the offerings aren't just dirty souvs. What I want now is a banh mi with my choice of meat--do I want mixed meat slices? Roast chook? BBQ pork? I don't even know, but what I DO know is that I want it on a bread roll that's perfectly crunchy on the outside and fluffy inside, with crisp salad bits and a smear of pate, and--if I'm feeling up to the challenge--chilli that'll attempt to blow my face off. There's also a pho bar, ice cream, rice paper rolls, and some other stuff... but I honestly don't notice any of it because I'm just here for those bread rolls. Forever. (Ok once I got a noodle salad because I love those too but I never think of it when I walk in and see that pile of bread. Hey at least I'm honest.)

Smack in the middle of the first level of Channel Court is Mr. Johnson. Not a cafe as much as a…read morecoffee shop with a small selection of sweets and some premade take away sandwiches and nibbles. Usual coffee menu and small seating area. Most of the sweets are nice, not sure where they get them from; the savoury items a bit less so. Service is slow. Very slow. There's only two people on at any one time, one person taking orders and one person making the coffee. Sit down, grab the paper or a magazine because it will be awhile before your drink is ready. Obviously not their fault at all, but there is a mobile reception dead spot RIGHT where they are, so you can't even swipe left or write your latest Yelp review while you wait. Ughh. The coffee? So-so. Italian style (meaning thick, heavy and somewhat bitter). Asking for anything besides a stock standard coffee order results in visible confusion, so best to skip the almond milk or a dry cappuccino. Your options are somewhat limited if you want a coffee at Channel Court, though - You could get it from the bakery near Woolies or upstairs at the Timeless Way (both of which have their own issues), but I would guess most of their business is because their location rather than the quality of their coffee.

A great spot to catch up with friends for coffee,super friendly service every time. Tasty cakes and…read moretreats on offer,hard to choose! Good for a take away coffee and a treat. Is a regular spot for me to visit.

There's lots of places in the casino to get done food, some better than others. Riverview is the…read morebetter! It often changes names, but it's the bistro off the side of the pokies on the first floor. Burgers, chips, sandwiches, sweet nibbles and limited alcohol.

Food was fantastic! Coffee is delicious…read more Ambience is second to none all delivered with a friendly smile! I love it here!

Tucked into the side of an ever changing mid north CBD strip, it's marks an almost halfway point…read morebetween the Elizabeth Street Mall and The North Hobart Restaurant Strip. It's cute inside, has a little quaint kitschy vibe. There are a few inside seats, but be forewarned they are VERY close together! Navigating with a pram proves quite difficult. They have a small amount of savoury food- toasties, Party pies, that sort of thing and a case filled with sweets. Coffee was above average, nicely strong without a lot of bitterness. The toddler ate the marshmallow, then rubbed babycino froth through his hair. I'm assuming that means he likes it! It's not quite the best coffee and nibbles around, but you could certainly do far worse!

2015: A favourite spot for a coffee. The coffee makers are on point beyond the realms of…read moreimagination. Writing this I want to knock on wood because I don't want to jinx it but every single coffee is good from Kornet. Consistency is such a tough ask with coffee isn't it? From person to person... but yep these guys nail it. Their food selection is always humble, good fare. Chicken rolls are really good. Super friendly. The guy knows my name which makes me feel bad because I forgot his and am scared to ask for it again...Anyway that guy there is the nicest person in the whole of Centrepoint I reckon. Kids can act like spazzes a bit more here because you're in neutral territory in the food court type table space. Xx. 2019: I still go here. I now know Andreas! It took many years of training my mind to not say Andre. I thought of the film San Andreas with The Rock. That helped. The coffee is STILL consistently good. The soup is insane and has a following. This place is an institution! So for that it gets a perfect score!

I used to come here for a takeaway salad once a week, for the past few years. Don't know what's…read morehappened, but the quality of food had nosedived. Doesn't taste fresh at all. Gradually the staff are becoming more and more RUDE and couldn't really care less about their service delivery. AVOID, avoid!