Australian Restaurants in Hobart, TAS with website
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Results from the 'Australian Restaurants' category in Hobart
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40 MACQUARIE ST, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6165 7002
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77 Salamanca Place, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6223 7228
Cafe, Restaurant, Breakfast & Brunch Restaurant, Coffee Shop, Cafes, going out 
Tricycle Cafe & Bar in Hobart is known for its sensational breakfasts, friendly service, and delicious coffee. Customers appreciate the quaint atmosphere and tasty food options, including gluten-free and vegetarian choices. Some suggest that prices can be high but worth it for the experience. Service is generally quick and attentive, with a few instances of misunderstandings. The cafe is located inside Salamanca Art Centre, with both indoor and outdoor seating and clean public toilets. 
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89 Salamanca Place, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6224 2929
The success of this addition to the Hobart dining scene comes as no surprise to those who know Susan Catchpool and Garry Baker. Flanked by the waters of the River Derwent, Hobart sits below the majestic Mt Wellington. A combination of National Trust classified buildings and a modern city, Hobart offers old-world charm and a palpable sense of history. Settled in 1803, Hobart’s sea trade and ship-building industry began to flourish in the 1830s around the warehouses of Salamanca Place. These buildings, including that which houses Rockwall, are amongst the most stunning sandstone Georgian warehouses in Australia. Rockwall bar + grill was established in November 2008 by well known local restaurateur Susan Catchpool and former Australian Rules footballer Garry Baker. Following his years with Melbourne Football Club and Footscray Football Club, Garry retired and settled in Tasmania, opening a number of pubs and restaurants in and around the city. Having worked in the restaurant trade for more than 20 years, Susan recognised Hobart’s need for an establishment which offers quality Tasmanian food in a relaxed environment. Susan and Garry joined forces with Paul Little, Max Forster and Australian Rules footy legend Ron Barassi—three like-minded mates who have joined Garry in trekking the Kokoda Trail and mountain-biking in Mongolia—resulting in the opening of Rockwall bar + grill Salamanca in late 2008 to local acclaim. Fast becoming a dining institution, Rockwall offers visitors and Hobartians alike, the opportunity to view history from the inside. This amazing warehouse has withstood the test of time and has been artfully outfitted to accommodate modern and relaxed dining. The Rockwall Bar and Grill receives praise for its fabulous food, professional service, beautiful space, and top-notch dining experience. Some customers particularly enjoy the steaks and great atmosphere. However, inconsistent food quality and slow or absent customer service are noted issues. Prices are considered reasonable for the quality of food. Recommended services include laser hair removal and face peels. 
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1 Franklin Whrf, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6231 5005
Frank Restaurant in Hobart is known for its delicious Australian cuisine, with a focus on exquisite meat dishes and unique flavors. Many customers praise the large portions and reasonable prices. The atmosphere is described as trendy and relaxing. Some customers suggest trying the 'feed me' option for a variety of dishes. Vegetarian options are available, but some visitors have found them to be unsatisfying. Service is generally efficient and friendly. The location is highly recommended for a romantic dinner or business function. Recommended dishes include the entrana steak, tenderloin, pork belly, and oysters. The restaurant offers a great selection of local wines and beers. 
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157 Macquarie Street, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6234 3122
We Are Closed From 25th December Until 30th December. We Are Taking Bookings For Dinner New Years Eve. Our two elegant Dining rooms still retain Art Deco style with a modern touch. We support free range, natural and organic produce and source the majority of our ingredients seasonally from the best producers and distributors around our state. Our Oysters are unique to the Astor Grill and are from the waters of Pipe Clay Lagoon. The high standards of our Tasmanian producers enables us to provide consistent quality all year round. We have a gluten free menu. We cater to private functions with set and degustation menu options, or, we can tailor a menu to suit your requirements. Your Host: Rocky Doniz Open for dinner 6 days from 5:30pm, and lunch Mon-Fri, from Midday. The Astor Grill is a popular restaurant in Hobart, known for its elegant atmosphere and divine food. Customers frequently praise the friendly service, reasonable pricing, and exquisite dishes, particularly the steak, octopus, oysters, truffle mushrooms, and desserts. Some recommend trying the Tasmanian Pinot Noir and Turkish ice cream. The restaurant's interior is contemporary Australian style, and while some find the vegetarian options limited, the overall dining experience is highly recommended. 
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18 Hunter Street, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6221 1634
MACq 01 is a luxury, storytelling hotel, comprising of 114 rooms and suites, a lounge, restaurant and bar. It is situated on Hobart’s Hunter Street and celebrates the characters of Tasmania. 
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100 Burnett Street, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6231 1529
This Australian restaurant, Crescent Hotel, is highly regarded for its exceptional food quality. Several customers praise the pork sliders, lamb kebabs, beef cheeks, schnitty, and steak. The atmosphere is relaxed and the menu offers a variety of options, including vegan alternatives. The wine list is also notable, with some customers mentioning a back vintage selection. The service is generally good, but can be overrun during busy periods. 
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1 Macquarie Street, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6235 5355
Customers appreciate the nice atmosphere and good customer service at Stockmans Restaurant. Many mention the tasty meals and quick service. Some reviews highlight the quality of the food, particularly the tender meats and well-cooked steaks. The large selection of local beers, wines, and spirits is also a positive point. 
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27 Hunter St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6231 3454
Cafe Jam Packed Cafe in Hobart is known for its warm and friendly atmosphere, great ambience, and tasty food. Customers appreciate the efficient service, lovely surroundings, and substantial meals with generous portions. The cafe offers a variety of vegetarian options and accommodates dietary restrictions. The coffee is hot and delicious. Some customers find the prices to be higher than average. A few had unpleasant experiences with unfriendly staff, but these incidents seemed to be isolated. 
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1 DAVEY ST, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6235 4547
Modern Australian restaurant, Australian Restaurant Customers praise the restaurant for excellent food quality, attentive and friendly staff, great atmosphere, and value for money. Dishes mentioned include pancakes, eggs benedict, omlettes, fresh fruit, lamb, king fish, scallops, salmon, duck, and potato galette. Some customers also appreciate the knowledgeable and helpful waitstaff. 
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172 Campbell St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6295 3360
Australian Restaurant, Hotel, Beer Bar, Pub 
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23 Hunter St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6210 7712
Restaurant, Australian Restaurant The Landscape Restaurant & Grill in Hobart is highly regarded by customers for its delicious food, exceptional service, and elegant atmosphere. The steak is a standout dish, often described as perfect, impeccably prepared, and worth the price. Other menu items, such as mushroom gnocchi, beef tartare, and calamari, also receive positive feedback. The restaurant's ambiance is warm and inviting, with a dimly lit, tastefully decorated interior featuring artwork. Staff members are friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, enhancing the dining experience. Many customers celebrate special occasions here and appreciate personalized touches, like complimentary champagne and anniversary wishes. Closed now
18 Hunter St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6274 5876
Restaurant, Australian Restaurant The Lounge by Frogmore Creek is a popular cafe in Hobart known for its delicious food and great atmosphere. Many customers rave about the exceptional quality of the dishes, particularly the trout with curry sauce, octopus, and lamb cutlets. The restaurant offers a beautiful waterfront view and the staff provide excellent service, making the dining experience worthwhile. Some customers have noted issues with under-seasoned food or overcooked dishes, but overall the positive reviews far outweigh the negative. The restaurant is accessible for those with dietary restrictions and offers a range of delicious options. 
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6a Mathers Lane, Liverpool St, Hobart, 7000
0488 992 133
Coffee Shop, Cafe, Restaurant This hidden gem in Hobart is a delight for customers with impeccable food quality and outstanding service. The chef's expertise in crafting perfectly balanced flavors enhances the pleasure of starting the day with a delicious brunch and excellent coffee. The cafe offers a variety of fresh produce and gluten-free options. The ambiance is beautiful, with some seats being a bit cramped. The creative menu options cater to vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free customers. The wait may be worth it for the unique dishes and high-quality production and presentation. Customers highly recommend the food, coffee, and friendly staff. 
10 Gladstone St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6220 0404
Birdsong Restaurant is a hidden gem offering great food with attentive service. The restaurant caters to various dietary restrictions and prides itself on fresh, attractively presented dishes. Some reviews mention the quiet ambiance and intimate setting. However, a few customers have reported inconsistent service and issues with menu offerings. Overall, Birdsong Restaurant is a restaurant worth trying for its tasty Australian cuisine. 