Great and quant little cafe in Richmond. Definitely recommend the Beef Ragout. Friendly service…read moreand a wonderful selection of bakery treats for dessert. A very nice stop fir lunch while visiting Richmond.

A great addition to the Richmond scene. Delicious food and friendly staff. Worth your time.read more

In nearly the geographic centre of the Cambridge Centre- the child friendly Red Square Cafe managed…read moreto weather the Covid storm relatively unscathed. While that good news for the owners and staff, unfortunately for the consumers business as usual isn't quite what it was 18 months ago. Let me explain. This used to be the absolute go to for breakfast/brunch with the kids on the weekend. Their breakfast menu is pretty inexpensive everything on it is only $10 until 11 am. That's pretty awesome, and definitely one of the better deals to be had anywhere. Add in a fully fenced in play area for the kids, and some pretty generous seating inside and you should have all the ingredients for a kick ass family friendly cafe. That was pre-Covid. What's emerged from the post Covid hospitality world is a shell of what it used to be. The menu has shrunk, The white staff are horribly inefficient, they don't know the menu, and the Coffee? Terrible. Ordered a long black with a side of cold milk, the milk was thick sludgy and full of grounds. My meal was tasteless and lacked seasoning, but unfortunately my partner asked for what should have been quite an easy change to her dish, and what was brought out didn't even resemble what she had asked for. It took two of the wait staff plus the cook to figure out what we meant by "meat on the side". While Red Square used to be a destination itself, now I'd only eat there if I was already at the Cambridge Centre for something already. What a letdown.

Pleasantly surprised…read more 5 for the friendly and extremely quick service. 4 for the quality of coffee (very important!) 3 for the quality of food. I had a breakfast burger that came with avocado dip instead of avocado, and on what looked like a tip-top seeded hamburger bun. No major complaints though, breakfast ordered before 11am is $9.95.

Food and service is always great here,the locals love this venue for catch ups over great food and…read morecoffee. Jazz night's are also popular at the Timeless Way.

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.

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).

Dangerously good. Freshly baked sourdough is absolutely yummy. Too many tempting pastries. What a…read moregreat find

After visiting Mount Wellington, I was on my way to visit the Bonorong Wildlife Park as part of a…read morebus day tour. I had not packed a lunch so the tour guide brought us to Brighton's Best Bakehouse to pick up some food. This was one of the few eateries in the area as dining options are more limited outside of Hobart. Though I had been in Australia for several days, I had yet to eat a meat pie while on my trip. Considering the bakery has won some awards for their meat pies, it seemed fitting that this would be the first place that I did. There is a long list of different varieties of savory meat pies to choose from here. They also offer baked goods here if you are looking for something sweet instead. If you decide to dine in, there is a decent amount of seating. This spot has the feel of a roadside truck stop eatery. Decided to order a sausage roll and a meat pie which were quite inexpensive at under $8 for both items. And the size of these meat pastries were sizable. One would have sufficed for a light meal. The sausage in the sausage roll is reminiscent of the taste of Vienna sausage which I liked. The meat pie was enjoyable as well. It has a nice pie crust and the meat filling was flavorful. Considering the limited food options outside of Hobart, it seemed quite amazing to find some delicious Aussie meat pies at BBB that were filling and inexpensive. If you are in the area visiting Bonorong Wildlife Park, this is a nice place to pick up some food before visiting the park.

The breakfast scene at Salt is extremely popular, even before 9am this Cafe is humming with locals…read more The decor is ultra modern, predominately black and pale grey with accents of bright yellow, anchored by a pebbled concrete floor. Groups of tables and chairs divided by half walls which lower the noise and bench seats across one wall add extra comfort. Framed antique posters are a striking decorative feature and large sliding windows open to a footpath alfresco area. Separate menus for breakfast lunch and dinner offer a wide range of international, contemporary dining options. The locally roasted coffee was excellent. Definitely noted in our diary.

I've only had breakfast here so far, but really enjoyed it. The food was very good - I had haloumi…read moreand chorizo with my eggs and both were delicious. I also quite enjoyed the coffee. This place quite surprised me for the Northern suburbs (yes, I know that isn't fair) and is worth visiting if you are looking for somewhere in the area.

Pizza, beer, wine & cocktails reasonably priced with lots of very comfortable seating. Service was…read morequick, friendly & eccentric like the museum. Unisex restrooms were nearby & are modern.

The MONA Cafe is located on the top level of the Museum of Old and New Art. If you are looking for…read morea casual dining option while visiting the MONA, this would be the place to eat. The menu here consists of typical cafe fare along with a nice selection of baked goods (including cake) and coffee. I had just finished touring the MONA, but still had some time before my ferry ride back to Hobart. Thus, I decided to head over to the cafe to grab a bite. Not feeling terribly hungry, I opted for a slice of hummingbird cake ($7). After paying, I took a seat at one of the tables. I waited a good 10 minutes or so and my order wasn't ready yet. The cafe wasn't busy, so I headed up to the counter to check on it. I explained that I was in a rush as I needed to board the ferry soon. I got my slice of cake shortly after. I do wonder why they didn't just give me the cake at the counter since that was only thing I wanted. The hummingbird cake was pretty good. It has coconut shavings on top and the cake was fluffy. Satisfying enough to tie me over till dinner. While you may come here for the food, the views here are an extra bonus. From the cafe windows, there is a nice view of the Derwent River. There is even outside seating on the lawn if you would like to get a closer view. If you feel hungry while visiting the MONA or Moorilla Winery, the MONA Cafe is a decent option should you want something standard like a salad or just looking for coffee and a pastry. Otherwise, wait until you head back to Hobart to have a meal. Or if you really want to splurge, try The Source instead.

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.