Restaurants in Hobart, TAS with website - page 2
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Shop 5 6/ 60 Liverpool St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6231 4386
Coffee Shop, Cafe 
The Fresh Connection in Hobart is highly praised for its fresh food and excellent customer service. Many customers appreciate the quick service and accommodating team, especially when dealing with dietary requirements. The food is described as delicious, with a range of options available. The cafe is also recommended for catering events and is conveniently located near Woolies. Overall, The Fresh Connection is a popular choice for those seeking high-quality food and service. 
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44 Argyle St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6231 6663
Restaurant Dave's Noodles is a popular Asian restaurant known for its tasty, quick-served food and fair prices. The portions are generous. Many customers appreciate the friendly and hard-working staff. Some suggest confirming spicy level with the counter staff to avoid disappointments. Occasionally, there have been reports of long wait times for food. The food is freshly made, and some dishes have a dominant soy flavor. Containers could be improved to prevent spillage. 
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Argyle St, Shop 12/42-44, Hobart, 7000
0478 269 990
South Indian Restaurant, Indian restaurant Ganges Indian by Nature in Hobart is a popular destination for customers seeking delicious and affordable Indian cuisine. The restaurant offers a range of tasty dishes, including butter chicken, goat biriyani, and vegetarian options like veg korma and dosas. Customers praise the friendly and helpful staff, generous servings, and fast and efficient service. Some mention the reasonable pricing, making it a frequent dining spot for locals and hospital staff. The ambiance is described as homely and welcoming. However, there have been reports of inconsistencies in food quality, with some customers expressing disappointment over undercooked, over-salted, or burnt dishes. It is recommended to try their vegetarian options, but be aware that some dishes may not meet expectations. 
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135 Bathurst St, Hobart, 7000
0414 307 446
Restaurant Xi'AN Dumpling in Hobart is a popular spot for authentic Chinese dishes, particularly the barbecue and spicy noodles. Customers praise the flavors, especially the Xi'an province specialties. Some note slow service for dine-in orders. The price is affordable, and portion sizes are generous. Recommended dishes include the lamb skewers, oily noodles, meat sandwiches, and biang-biang noodles. 
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40 MACQUARIE ST, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6165 7002
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151A Macquarie St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6245 3391
Restaurant Fico in Hobart is a highly-regarded café known for its excellent food and service. The tasting menu features local ingredients with an Italian twist, resulting in unique and delicious dishes. The ambience is warm and welcoming, with a mix of communal, bar, and traditional tables. The staff are friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the extensive wine list. Customers have praised the creative and beautifully presented dishes, with standout items including the carrot gazpacho, bluefin tuna tartare, calamari, sea urchin rice, venison, and strawberry tart. The desserts are a highlight, especially the strawberry tart and honeycomb gelato. The service is exceptional, making for a memorable dining experience. Vegetarian and dietary restrictions can be accommodated. 
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47 Salamanca Place, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6224 9655
Restaurant, Bar, Burger Restaurant, Bars 
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77 Liverpool St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6234 8886
Japanese restaurant Sakura In The City in Hobart is a popular choice among customers for its generous serves, pleasant staff, good service, and very reasonable pricing. The food is delicious with a great range of options. The atmosphere is family-friendly, and the service is quick and attentive. The prices are affordable, making it a value-for-money option. 
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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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25 Hunter St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6210 7706
Located on Hobart''s waterfront The Henry Jones Art Hotel offers first class luxury accommodation This boutique Hotel features Henry''s Restaurant, The IXL Long Bar, Jam Packed Cafe and Henry Jones Design Gallery Henry's Restaurant & Ixl Long Bar is a popular cafe in Hobart known for its fantastic atmosphere, live music on weekends, exceptional bar staff, and creative cocktails. The bar offers a great selection of spirits and beers, fantastic ambience, and excellent musicians. The vibe is trendy and inviting, with knowledgeable and friendly staff. Guests appreciate the quiet and warm atmosphere, perfect for conversations and enjoying fine drinks. 
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1 Murray Street, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6234 6645
Heritage listed Waterfront Hotel with a proud history, it has been and still is a common meeting spot for mariners, particularly those from racing yachts and visiting Naval Vessels from all around the world 
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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.