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The best places to eat and drink in Hobart


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There’s never been a better time to eat and drink your way around Australia’s southernmost capital.

It’s a no-brainer that Hobart’s eating and drinking should be so good; there are few other places in Australia with such an onslaught of insanely fresh, super seasonal, hyper local everything on its doorstep. Forget food miles; from whiskey to wagyu, saffron to sparkling wine, it’s all made here – and ridiculously well, too.

So, organise your flights and get ready to savour the good stuff. Hobart will be sure to have you dreaming of open fires, harbour views, briny oysters and cosy whiskey bars until you next return.

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Dier Makr
Atmospheric newcomer Dier Makr continues to win new fans.

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Fico
Another welcome new addition to Hobart's scene is Fico, a likable Italian-accented bistro.

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The Agrarian Kitchen Eatery
Also new this year is Rodney Dunn’s The Agrarian Kitchen Eatery and Store, a short drive out of town in New Norfolk.

4
Franklin Bar & Restaurant
Established player, Franklin, recently said adieu to founding chef, David Moyle, welcoming ex-Bar Brosé chef, Analiese Gregor.

5
Frank Restaurant and Bar
Fancy a Latin American meat fix? Say hola to buzzy waterside hotspot Frank.

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Aløft
Along Franklin Wharf you’ll find Aloft, a minimal, sophisticated attic space where local produce gets a deft mod-Asian touch.

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Pigeon Hole
Carb lovers always know to detour past Pigeon Hole for a fix.

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Born in Brunswick
A relatively new addition to Hobart's dining scene, Born in Brunswick adds a slick, modern and airy touch along with top coffee & more.

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Sweet Envy
Up on the hill in NoHo (North Hobart), Alastair Wise’s Sweet Envy is like all your sugar-laced childhood fantasies made a reality.

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Queens Pastry
Similarly sweet-toothed newcomer Queens Pastry keeps the brief tight: just pastries and specialty coffee.

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Straight Up Coffee and Food
When all that sugar is making your teeth ache, there’s Straight Up Coffee and Food as a great fallback.

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The Story Bar
The Story Bar at the stunning new MACq 01 Hotel has brought a new level of glitz and glam to the local bar scene.

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Lark Distillery
The cosy Cellar Door at Lark Distillery makes for a fitting refuge during the winter months.

14
The Glass House Hobart
For more killer waterside views, The Glass House, set on Sullivan’s Cove makes a superb perch.

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Ettie's
A worthy nominee for both eating and drinking, Ettie's is a Euro-accented wine bar and bistro.
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