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The Best Restaurants in Hobart (TAS)
Australian
1 Murray St,
7000,
Hobart (TAS)
206 reviews
Average price $48
Japanese
120 Elizabeth Street,
7000,
Hobart (TAS)
49 reviews
Average price $35
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Indian
15 Hunter St,
7000,
Hobart (TAS)
4 reviews
Average price $45
Japanese
31 Criterion St,
7000,
Hobart (TAS)
12 reviews
Average price $50
Indian
18 Hunter Street,
7000,
Hobart (TAS)
51 reviews
Chinese
Suite 16 Magnet Court
Sandy Bay Road,
7005,
Sandy Bay (TAS)
241 reviews
Average price $95
Indian
1 A Pearsall Ave,
7052,
Blackmans Bay
18 reviews
Average price $35 Accepts Yums
30% off the 'à la carte' menu!
Australian
31 Marguerite Street,
7109,
Ranelagh (TAS)
21 reviews
Average price $20
Chinese
410 Sandy Bay Road,
7005,
Sandy Bay (TAS)
124 reviews
Average price $176
Australian
10 Gladstone Street,
7004,
Battery Point (TAS)
45 reviews
Average price $60
Nepalese
22 Francis Street,
7004,
Battery Point (TAS)
48 reviews
Average price $45
Indian
41 Hampden Road,
7004,
Battery Point (TAS)
41 reviews
Average price $25
Chinese
133 Elizabeth Street,
7000,
Hobart (TAS)
30% off the 'à la carte' menu!
Australian
122 Cambridge Road,
7018,
Bellerive (TAS)
52 reviews
Average price $25
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The Best Restaurants in Hobart (TAS)
Sitting on the River Derwent, Hobart offers a blend of heritage, scenery and culture. With galleries and cafes housed in old sandstone warehouses and historic districts with narrow lanes and colonial-era cottages, visitors experience a mix of heritage charm with a modern lifestyle.
You will have no trouble finding somewhere to eat in Hobart with foodie hot spots all over the city and fringe suburbs. Experience flavours of the world at one of the many restaurants in Elizabeth Street, North Hobart. Visit award-winning restaurants overlooking Hobart’s prized waterfront. Culinary lovers won’t want to miss the Salamanca Markets on Saturday mornings, featuring German sausages, handicrafts and gozleme. And no trip to Hobart is complete without a visit to MONA for an out-of-this-world art experience.