Great pastries all around. I got a nutmeg custard tart, lemon meringue, and two cheesecakes (with…read morethree other people to help me eat them). Staff were also kind and helpful explaining the treats. All were amazing, I particularly liked the cheesecake though. The coffee was also quite good--I'd definitely recommend stopping by if you are in town! Unfortunately their inside sit down area was closed an hour before their online posted time. They had signs up in-person that said 2 while the online said 3. Not a huge deal as they still have outdoor seating and a takeout (takeaway) shop!

Little Missy's baked goods will leave you drooling. Better sit down to eat one, and while you're in…read morehere, grab a tasty coffee to wash it down. LMP originally opened sharing this space with Bury Me Standing Coffee Co, which was a bit of a strange set-up--BMS went their own way a few weeks ago, leaving Little Missy standing alone at 151 Argyle. It makes a lot more sense. Good that they got in a great barista quick smart and kept the coffee coming! My flat white was delicious and accompanied that ridiculously amazing banoffee tart quite nicely indeed as I perched in my window seat.

Finally got to Capital a couple of months ago after years of eyeballing it on my way through North…read moreHobart. It's a part of the North Hobart Mafia (a bunch of restaurants all owned by the same group of people) and now that I've been there I can confirm it does what it says on the box. Standard Italian style menu with Salamanca/tourist prices (way overpriced imo). Just a couple of vegetarian options on the menu, which were fine but nothing to rave about. The cheese and herb bread was rateable, but it's not hard to blow a mind with cheese. If you want Italian in North Hobart, I'd probably stroll down to Amici's instead.

$36 for 5 small plates to share was good value. We had…read moreSaganaki Cheese, Deep Fried Whitebait, Chorizo with Feta, Pork Belly with Fig Jam and Gorgonzola, Italian Meat Balls. We also had bread with olive oil and balsamic. All were tasty. Downsides, all coffees only standard size, and Wine Menu while being very extensive was also very expensive. Would come back to try Pizzas and other mains, all reasonably priced. Pizza Menu offers some interesting and tasty sounding choices, very gourmet . Not sure if BYO, but only way to have wine at this place with your meal . If not, water and or coffee, or perhaps a glass of wine.

first time in Hobart in 40 years, yes 40 years. the dinner with my wife Gloria was amazing and the…read moreservice from tassie and his team at Mezethes Greek Taverna was exceptional. if I ever come back I know where I'll be going for the best meal in town!!!!! Go Tass best regards Peter & Gloria

Very tasty. I enjoyed my dinner. The octopus entreé was tangy and zesty. Then we had the mussels…read morewhich came in an amazing tomato sauce. The place was packed but it's a split-level so it's not too loud in there. Good lighting as well.

With two visits to this Resteraunt I am pleased to give it three stats. When under the pump the…read moremeals were rushed and were a little over cooked, presentation was still great. Desert was delicious. On our second night dining here we had come late right on the time the kitchen was closing, they accommodated our evening with no rush or haste and we felt very welcomed. The staff are honest and genuine, very humbling. Meal sizes are portioned well. Recommend the 500g Rib Eye Steak with garlic sauce, wedges and salad leaves was an excellent meal and the taste was perfect. And cooked exactly how I asked.

Ate breakfast here today. Not impressed, won't come here again, and will warn all my friends. I had…read morecorn fritters. They were unbearably salty and the rocket leaves served with the fritters were ready for the compost bin. The waiter asked if there was a problem when he removed my almost full plate, I told him exactly what I have written here, and that was the last I heard about it. No apology, no price reduction for the inedible meal. Absolutely rotten.

One of the original cafes on Criterion St- I imagine a fierce no holes barred duel between them and…read moreVillino a few doors up. Silly, because they are totally different. Still... They've recently revamped the menu, gone a little more "upscale" with fancier sounding ingredients and a Few more savoury lunch items. Homemade granola, gigantic muffins, Lamb sandwiches and frittatas abound, as well as some tasty coffee. Not much for kids to choose from- my 6 year old has graduated from babycino's/steamers to Hot Chocolate, so that makes pleasing her a little easier here. I'm sure they'd make a babycino if I asked, but I didn't see it on the menu. The kitchen is tiny but completely open, so you can play a fun game of "is that our food?" With the inquisitive aforementioned kidlet. Pick your place to sit: outdoors, downstairs or Bebe the heat and sit in the roasty toasty upstairs area. It's all table service.

There are many restaurants along the street but this one is very "local" in Hobart…read more A server greeted us and gave us a table right away. We had a late lunch here. We ordered the soup of the day with baguette. The soup had lots of ginger and carrot purée. The texture was thick and smooth and the flavour tasted delicious!! It was not too salty. It just tasted about right! The other dish was chicken bruschetta. It tasted excellent as well. The chicken tasted better than the one I had in Canada (haha). The sauce that used to marinate the chicken was great!! Not too salty at all. We also ordered a flat white. The interior design is quite interesting in this cafe. We could spend time to look at the design at each corner and wall. I would highly recommend this cafe if you want to try some local food.

Love love this cafe! Love the food and the people! Daily menu was amazing! Great coffee as well!read more

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.

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?

My close friend recommended I visit MONA specifically for The Source as it was the best meal he'd…read morehad recently. I enjoyed my MONA trip a lot but unfortunately The Source disappointed a bit. The restaurant was super dead and empty. I ordered oysters, truffle cheese toastie, cauliflower, and boats in the source. The oysters were delicious as expected and my favorite dish was definitely the toastie!! Insane cheese pull on that one and so flavorful! The cauliflower was just okay and I actually did not like the boats in the source dish much at all. Overall I felt a little let down with the meal but the service was amazing and I had a very kind and helpful server. I'd consider trying out FARO the higher end fine dining restaurant inside MONA instead of The Source if I am able to visit again!

Was poking around for something to do during our Hobart stay and MONA was at the top of our host's…read moreguide. When you get to the site - there's information on lunch at The Source. Ferry boat to the museum and into a fancy lunch? Sign me up. It was everything I imagined and more. One of the handful of memorable meals during our trip. Beautiful interior, floor to ceiling windows, fantastic staff and local food. Yes wallaby tartare is on the menu, we ate it and recommend. Another local twist is the incorporation of individualized designs to the plates from local school children and the modern uniforms are designed in AUS and unisex. Beautiful, thoughtful meal and space. We loved it. Ate a leisurely lunch, then wandered downstairs to the ice cream cart and then walked it all off in the museum. A perfect afternoon.