Hobart

Hobart Food and Wine

Hobart’s food scene invites easy exploration, from a takeaway coffee or all-day brunch to a market breakfast, a whisky tasting or a walk between waterfront and historic streets. Everyday choices sit comfortably beside more destination-led experiences: cafés make room for catering, cellar doors open onto guided tastings, and food tours connect visitors with bakers, fishmongers and chocolatiers. Around the city, the evidence-led selection below offers practical ways to eat, drink, shop and discover Tasmanian food culture without treating every venue as a formal occasion.

🍺 Pub & Bistro Dining

Bird in Hand Tasmania

Within the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, Bird in Hand brings together a restaurant, tasting room and walk-up kiosk. The kiosk serves fresh seasonal food and locally crafted beverages to take into the gardens, while the wider venue also offers private dining and event options. It suits a garden visit that can extend from a casual bite into a more considered meal or tasting.

Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, Lower Domain Rd, Hobart TAS 7000 · ☎ 03 6219 9303

🍽️ Restaurants & Dining

Moorilla

At Mona in Berriedale, Moorilla’s cellar door pours wines made at its on-site winery. Tastings take place in the Ether building, while the Moorilla Deep Dive combines a winery tour with an extended underground tasting of the Praxis, Muse and Cloth Label ranges. It offers a structured way to explore wine alongside Mona’s distinctive cultural setting.

655 Main Road, Berriedale, Tasmania 7011 · ☎ +61 3 6277 9960

☕ Cafes, Coffee & Bakeries

Macquarie Soul Cafe & Catering

Macquarie Soul covers breakfast, lunch, sweets and takeaway from Macquarie Street, making it a useful city stop for a straightforward meal or something sweet. Its catering menu extends into share boxes and individually packaged options for office meetings and events, with breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and snacks represented.

71 Macquarie Street, Hobart TAS

Pounds + Ounces Cafe

At Royal Hobart Hospital, Pounds + Ounces serves house-roasted coffee, salads, soups, handmade sandwiches and all-day brunch. The site also provides house-made catering for corporate and private functions, while Green Panda offers sushi, noodles, rice and poke bowls from the same location. It is a broad café option with both familiar daytime food and a separate Asian-inspired offering.

Ground Floor, K Block, Royal Hobart Hospital, Campbell Street, Hobart, Tasmania · Cafe: ☎ (03) 6236 9827 · Catering: ☎ (08) 6285 4504

Baked Gluten Free

Baked Gluten Free is a dedicated gluten-free bakery and café in Moonah, making breads, focaccias, pastries, cakes and sweet treats. Coffee is served in partnership with Lottie Lane Coffee Roasters, and the bakery also supplies wholesale baked goods to cafés, restaurants and venues across Tasmania. The mix works for a café visit, a sweet purchase or venue supply.

10 Sunderland Street, Moonah, Hobart · ☎ 0433 179 382

🍺 Breweries, Cideries & Distilleries

Hobart Brewing Co

Hobart Brewing Co’s North Hobart taproom is a casual, rustic setting for drinking the brewery’s beer. Walk-in access is available, with venue-booking enquiries also supported. The current taproom information confirms a drinks-focused experience rather than food service, so it is best approached as a beer stop rather than a meal venue.

284 Argyle Street, Hobart, Tasmania

LARK Cellar Door

On Hobart’s waterfront, LARK Cellar Door presents the full single-malt whisky range, including cellar-door releases and rare bottles. Visitors can choose whisky flights, guided tastings and heritage displays, or take part in the Fuse experience to blend a personal bottle of LARK single malt. Food is not available at this cellar door.

14 Davey Street, Hobart, Tasmania

🧺 Specialty Food, Producers & Markets

Farm Gate Market

Farm Gate Market brings a Sunday farmers’ market to Bathurst Street, with Tasmanian producers selling fresh produce, meat, seafood, dairy, baked goods, value-added foods and drinks. Its Grub Hub adds rotating street-food vendors, coffee and breakfast options, giving visitors the choice to shop for ingredients or eat on site.

Hobart · Market enquiries: ☎ 0408 543 179

Salamanca Market

Salamanca Market is a regular Saturday market in Salamanca Place, where food and drink stalls sit among a broad mix of small businesses. The City of Hobart-operated market publishes a current stallholder trading list for each market day, making it a useful place to browse changing food offerings while exploring the historic precinct.

Salamanca Place, Hobart · Weekday enquiries: ☎ 03 6238 2430

🧀 Catering & Private Dining

Pounds + Ounces Cafe

Pounds + Ounces provides house-made catering for corporate and private functions alongside its café service. Its offering sits within the broader food range available at the Royal Hobart Hospital site, including salads, soups, handmade sandwiches, all-day brunch and Green Panda’s sushi, noodles, rice and poke bowls.

Ground Floor, K Block, Royal Hobart Hospital, Campbell Street, Hobart, Tasmania · Catering: ☎ (08) 6285 4504

Macquarie Soul Cafe & Catering

Macquarie Soul’s catering menu is designed around share boxes and individually packaged choices for office meetings and events. Breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and snack offerings sit alongside the café’s everyday breakfast, lunch, sweets and takeaway, giving organisers a single provider for several parts of a daytime gathering.

71 Macquarie Street, Hobart TAS

🍷 Food & Drink Experiences

Hobart Food Tour

Hobart Food Tour leads small-group walking tours through Salamanca, Battery Point and the waterfront. The flagship walk includes five or more tasting stops and introduces participants to local bakers, fishmongers and chocolatiers. The operator also offers pub-history and maker-focused food and drinks tours for a different way to explore the city’s edible stories.

Hobart · Tour enquiries: ☎ +61 492 938 244

Taste Tasmania Tours

Taste Tasmania Tours arranges small-group visits to Tasmanian producers from its Hobart base. Published tour interests span seafood, grains, wine, fruit, hops, beer, cider, botanicals, gin, whisky and vodka, creating a broad route into the state’s food and beverage making. The format suits travellers seeking producer visits rather than a single venue tasting.

20 Davey Street, Hobart, Tasmania 7000 · Bookings and enquiries: ☎ 0416 178 469

Ageing Barrel Tours

Ageing Barrel Tours offers wine itineraries through the Coal River, Huon and Derwent valleys, as well as private tours. Published full-day tours include tasting fees and lunch, while the half-day Coal River Valley option includes tasting fees and a local cheese platter. The operator provides a guided way to explore wine beyond Hobart while keeping the service based in the city.

Hobart and southern Tasmania · Tour bookings and private-tour enquiries: ☎ 03 6289 5341

There is plenty of room to shape a Hobart food day around a simple café meal, a market browse, a shared catering spread or a guided drink-focused outing. If you run a restaurant, café, bakery, producer, market, caterer or food experience in the area, you are warmly invited to add or update your listing so people can connect with your own menu, reservations or enquiries.

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