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PreachersBeing at Preachers is like hanging at your token rich friend’s family house. It’s extravagant...
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Pilgrim CoffeeA relatively new Hobart cafe that’s so relaxed you get fooled into thinking it’s been around...
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The MONA Wine BarAs its name suggests it might, the MONA Wine Bar sells wine. But strangely it sells a lot of wines from...
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Jackman & McRoss, New TownIf you’re taking the back road to MONA, which (ironically) is Main Road, be sure to make a pit stop...
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Shipwright’s Arms Hotel (Shippies) ...Shipwright Arms is like a museum for all things Maritime; even the old English layout feels like you’re...
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Republic Bar & CafeThe food at the Republic Bar & Cafe (formerly known as the Empire Hotel) is mega rad. So good, great...
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Next DoorThere’s a good quote from one of Ian Fleming’s books: “To Bond, the best drink of the day, was...
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Drifters Internet CafeDrifters is a cafe, but if Errol Flynn was alive he might be a little freaked out about how much the...
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SmoltSmolt means baby fishies, which should probably make you feel bad about eating there. But it doesn’t!...
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Yellow BernardThe morning rush can be relentless, but Yellow Bernard’s team of baristas is well equipped to keep...
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Piccolo Restaurant and Wine BarEven eating is an art in Hobart. The presentation on the plates at many local restaurants is so masterful...
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New Sydney HotelRumour has it that IRA fundraises used to go down at the New Sydney, but now the Irish, American and...
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GaragistesThere’s a whiff of “House of Targét” to the name Garagistes, but rest assured the edge of suburban...
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Lark DistilleryLocal peat gives Hobartian whisky an intense fragrance of juniper moss and gumtree oil not found anywhere...
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Sweet EnvySweet Envy’s moon pies, ro-vos, devil dog cupcakes, macarons, pecan sticky buns and marshmallow...
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Global KitchenA bain-marie’s worth of rice, Indian and Korean curries, lasagna and delicious mini-pancake bread...
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Tricycle Cafe & BarSheltered from the crowds in the foyer of the Peacock Theatre, Tricycle is one of the best cafes in...
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Knopwood’s RetreatFor a place that at one point was a brothel, Knoppies is now a lovely pub-type-pub. Pub-type-pub means...
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Jackman & McRossFact: Jackman & McRoss out-croissant most of Europe.
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Bruny Island Cheese Co.Sublime cheeses that can be consumed on-site or bought in bulk for later feasting.
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Chado – The Way of TeaThis tea house is run by Violent Femmes’ bassist Brian Ritchie and his wife Veruni.
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The Grand PoobahQuestion: “What the dickens is a Grand Poobah?” Answer: “The home of indie music and events...
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Pigeon HoleThe kind of cafe that every international city should have – but so many of them don’t.
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The AlleycatPool, beer and bingo nights!
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Peppermint BayDrive 35 minutes south of Hobart and you hit Peppermint Bay: a very finely designed restaurant with...
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The Source at MONAYou’ve spent the day wandering MONA and you are hungry; walk just a little further to The Source. ...
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EthosThis down to earth cafe and restaurant specialises in local, seasonal tapas and share plates that taste...
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Museum Cafe at MONAKeep nourished on the journey from exhibit A to exhibit B.
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Jam Jar LoungeA cafe and bar that keeps things simple. The food is hearty and the drinks are coffee, wine or Prosecco...
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The Brisbane HotelThe Brisbane is Hobart’s punk/rock place; a local institution that hosts events, exhibitions and...
Wednesday 23rd May
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