This is such a beautiful spot, easily accessible by car, with plenty of parking spots usually becoming available with short or no wait at all. Great place to see the city specially if you can’t or don’t want to hike to get to an amazing viewpoint. Toilets available at the top. There’s some hike options starting at the top, midway up or bottom. From half a day walks to full day walks. There’s a coffee shop midway up. I recommend going when the sky is clear or mostly clear as otherwise you might not see anything at all (it happened to me once)

Pretty scenic. Super Uber windy up there… not sure if it’s suitable for small kids. U gotta tie the kids round your waist to keep them from flying away😂🤣

A must go to place when visiting Hobart. The view is spectacular and the coldness 🥶 is so memorable.

Must see in Hobart. Weather at the top is super unpredictable. It can be sunny at the bottom but 0 degrees at the top with strong winds or snow even. Awesome view. One of the lookouts was closed. We saw a wallaby eating.

Awesome to visit! Was very windy and the weather unpredictable as we had sleet blown at us because of the wind but beautiful views all round and recommend anyone to see the top of this amazing mountain!!

Extremely beautiful spot without having to hike. We went with Tassie Tours but can be easily accessed by car. Lot of parking spots available. Great view of the city. There are a few walks around (with different difficulty levels) for anyone who wants to hike. We went on a party cloudy day and the view was heavenly. It’s usually a busy spot so would recommend going on a weekday. Toilets available at the top. No cafes/restaurants available on the site.

My buddy and I decided to take a trip out to see Mount Wellington ourselves. It was quite the surreal experience seeing the view with my own eyes. Well worth it!

Beautiful spot! The bus driver was fantastic of our tour! He explained everything about the history. It was chilly up there and there was little snow which was melting.

Very windy, but worth it for the view. Be very careful driving up Mt Wellington in the car, roads are very narrow and you need to be mindful of cars coming back down the mountain.

Beautiful views from Mount wellington on a sunny summer day. The drive is easy up the hill and lots of parking available. Sometimes it is challenging to find a car park. Bus services are also available. Toilet facilities and garbage disposal bin is provided. You do not have to pay anything but encouraged to keep the place clean. Small walks are available and benches for sitting is too. You can see Hobart habour from Mt Wellington. There was strong winds when we visited in 2020. A great place to have picnic lunch or dinner and watch the sunset.

When we arranged our trip to Tasmania in winter everyone found it wrong decision however the day we visited the mountain; yes it was cold but it was a sunny day which we found ourselves lucky 😉 During the winter most of the tourist attractions were not too crowded which is good to take the photos with less people 🙏 get your winter hats, gloves, coats and always check the weather forecast beforehand.

Super windy! I couldn’t feel my face, lol! but the cold never bothered me anyway~ ❄️ The views was magnificent, I’m blown away. Especially the sunrise and sunsets times 🫠 This place is a must visit when you’re in Tassy. It’s a short drive from Hobart, or you may tk the explorer bus or walk/hike to get here. I love to come back!

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Royal Botanical Garden in Hobart, and I must say it was a truly memorable experience. Spread over a vast area, the garden offers a diverse range of attractions that will captivate visitors of all ages. One of the most striking features of the Royal Botanical Garden is its sheer size. The garden is expansive, with countless paths and trails winding through lush greenery and vibrant flower beds. It truly feels like a paradise for nature enthusiasts and provides ample space for visitors to explore at their own pace. To truly appreciate the beauty and variety of this magnificent garden, I would highly recommend setting aside a generous amount of time. There is so much to see and discover that a single visit might not be enough to fully appreciate everything. From meticulously curated displays of native and exotic plants to tranquil ponds and charming sculptures, every corner of the garden offers a new and enchanting surprise. One aspect that particularly impressed me about the Royal Botanical Garden was its family-friendly atmosphere. The garden caters to visitors of all ages, making it an excellent choice for a day out with children. There are dedicated play areas, interactive exhibits, and educational programs that are both entertaining and informative. It's a wonderful opportunity for kids to learn about nature and develop a love for the environment.

One of best Botanical Garden in Australia. People in Tasmania should be proud of keeping this beautiful, well maintained, and popular for not only locals but also visitors. It takes in about 2hrs to make a quick route with some snap photos taken, but it is recommended to plan in about 2-3hrs if time is allowed. The cafe in the middle of Garden offers pretty good and fresh food, also refreshment - Ice Cream. Definitely recommended!

Had a wonderful morning strolling through these beautiful well maintained gardens. The information provided at the plants was appreciated. The signing for the paths worked well. Enjoyed visiting the glass house. We watched birds interacting with the plants. If you like plants and gardens then don't miss this botanical garden.

Strongly recommend this visit if you have the weather on your side. We spent about 2.5 to 3 hours here. Our highlights were the cafe, the food garden (there were a few full grown giant pumpkin), the conservatory. We got some great pics. We had a beautiful day and thoroughly enjoyed our time here

Top 5 things to do in Tasmania includes this for me. I enjoyed my walk for 4hrs here. For nature lovers this is a place to visit. From them entrance to exit the team was very helpful. You will find beautiful gardens from different countries here. Picnic area and gardens are amazing and well maintained.

I am absolutely in love with this place. It is a place for meditation and just a quality family time. We had a lovely walk, saw beautiful flowers and enjoyed ice cream. Definitely, we will visit it again!

Wonderful garden worth the trip with some beautiful specimen and old stone buildings (it is over 200 years old). The bottom of the garden is a bit noisy because it is next to the highway but the top isn’t. The tea room and the shop are both lovely and the service very friendly as are the ducks…

I had visited the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens many times and I must say, I was thoroughly impressed. The gardens are incredibly beautiful and well-maintained, with a stunning array of flora from all over the world. From the Japanese Garden to the Lily Pond, every corner of the gardens is bursting with colour and life. What really stood out to me was the knowledgeable and friendly staff who were happy to answer any questions and provide insight into the different plants and their histories. It was clear that they had a passion for what they do and were eager to share it with visitors. I also appreciated the range of amenities available, from the on-site restaurant and café to the various picnic areas and walking trails. It's the perfect place for a relaxing day out with friends or family. Overall, I highly recommend a visit to the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. It's truly a gem of Hobart and a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Tasmania.

Absolutely beautiful gardens to visit and mosey around in. Cafe and ice cream available. Lots to see and spend a good amount of time in. The sub arctic room was a very cool and unique touch. The conservatory was so airy and beautiful!

When looking for things to do in Hobart, this was recommended as a must do, in the top 10 on multiple websites. It did not disappoint. It is a beautiful brewery, located in the hills with lush greenery and manicured gardens. There is an abundance of seating, indoor and outdoor, with multiple “pockets”. Bookings are a must for larger groups of 8+, I would even recommend booking for 4. The staff were friendly, happy to recommend food and new what alcohol to pair with what food. Quick cooling time.

Visiting this brewery was the most satisfying experience in Tasmania. Hop off from the Red Double Decker bus, walking down 50m to grab a historical tap beer and soft swallowing made a perfect day. I started to fall in love with a full flavor of fresh, tasty, and fruity local beers. Sweet potatoes with additional cream was top quality and fantastic to share. Also a beef burger was soft, tender, and melting in mouth. Potato french fries serviced with the burger was better than any other Pubs. Staffs are very helpful, professional, and welcoming. They looked like a good team! Definitely recommended!

This place is so chilled out and awesome. We loved the vibe and the grounds are quite pretty. We opted to do our own tasting paddle by getting 3 small beers - I loved the apple cider, cross with 4 pines and their pale ale. Don't miss then when visiting my Wellington

A fantastic place. Every staff member was smiling, welcoming and made us feel welcome. The tour and guide was great, the beer paddle was lovely and food was perfect. Total must do in Tasmania.

As the oldest brewery in the whole of Australia, there is much heritage in these grounds. We dropped by for a half pint each, and took our time to explore the surrounding premises. Quite a popular spot on a weekend evening, with the place packed with patrons and some families. A beautiful spot good for an afternoon catch up over uniquely Tasmanian brews.

If you love beer. This is your heaven. The brewery tour took us through the working factory and was rich in information and history. The tasting paddle at the end was reward for the long trek. 18 year old and above for the tour only, unfortunately.

Surprisingly pleasant experience that didn't make it feel like a tourist trap. Beer and wines were reasonably priced, beer range is a bit limited. Great garden to wander around and drink your beer though. Food is decent if not amazing. Dog friendly beer garden.

Attended brewery bar and tour. Both were amazing! Broden was a knowledgeable and passionate tour guide, and was more than approachable.

Beautifully presented rustic brewery and bar. Wooden floor, indoor and outdoor setting with manicured gardens. There is a tour of the brewery on offer and tasting. However, you have to arrange or pre-book prior to arrival at the bar. Staff are helpful and efficient we were quickly offered a choice to either dine in at the bar area , indoor or outdoor setting overlooking the gardens. The whole bar venue itself is full of historical information with photos and historical information throughout the area. Pretty impressive. We ordered the Salmon entree platter and burger and wine. The salmon platter was very enticing and refreshing. The burger was in a brioche bun with accompaniment of battered chips. The burger was meaty and full of flavour. 💯💯💯👌Overall dining experience was exceptional.

Really loved it, the tour was fantastic as was our guide. The stories are quite sad, but I think everyone should go there at least once. My husband and I cannot recommend it anymore highly. If you are in Hobart please visit you will not be disappointed.

A moving place. The on site interpretation is fantastic and our guide for the day-Hugh-did a magnificent job bringing the history of the place to life. I visited on a weekday and it was ironic and quite bitter sweet that there is now a daycare centre adjoining the wall of the Factory nursery. A must visit if you are in Hobart.

We saw this in a Tassie tourist brochure and decided to stop here on route to the brewery. Honestly, we didn't know what to expect and we didn't know much about the place. It was truly fascinating to walk through and see how female convicts were managed in days long ago. We spent about 1.5 hours here. Highly recommend this to anyone visiting Hobart.

Unfortunately like many others, most of this site was demolished but they have done quite a good job of recreating and marking out areas where cells, yards etc used to be. There is plenty of interesting information to read and it is refreshing to finally hear the convict story from the female experience. The book shop also has some really good books from a female perspective. It's a fairly quick journey through. In case you are looking for yard 2, you won't find it as it was on the site of the day care centre next door.

Hauntingly beautiful place but please do yourself a favour and book the show. The insight and knowledge you'll get is far better than any self guided tour. The actress who plays the various roles is phenomenal

Definitely make the time to visit this hidden, little known, misunderstood and lost historical location. Clarissa's performance in The Proud and Punished is remarkable, transporting you back in time and bringing reflection and unexpected emotions with it. The Convicts Women's Tour was expertly led by Catherine and leaves one with a desire for more 'real' history than was ever taught in our formal education system. 10 out of 10!

Not a lot to see here , but worth a visit to understand early Tasmania. Not a lot of parking & a small fee to have a look around. Helpful information staff on site & very modern, clean toilets.

Highly recommended! Weekdays got no fees(for kids and arranged tours you might have to purchase tickets). Many sections to explore. Staff are friendly and helpful with heaps of knowledge. Gift shop got several lovely cards, books and small souvenirs. Overall a Hobart must visit.

Amazing free museum with a diverse collection - definitely worth a trip if you're in Hobart. No tickets are required, you can walk in and see the collection. Not crowded even on a weekend.

It's actually a decent museum and there's a little gift shop at the entrance. They're displaying "The house of longing" by Gay Hawkes when I visited and the artwork is amazing.

I spent two days exploring and would have been happy to spend more time there. The building itself is evocative, both the new parts and the old. The art and history combine in clever and creative ways. So many stories being told, bringing together natural history, colonial history, invasion history from different perspectives. Highly recommended!

Fun museum and has lots of great collections worth a visit. Staff are all amazing and friendly

Must to see, The Sidney Nolan - Ned Kelly series travelling exhibition, simply amazing, this art gallery, museum, is up there with the best in the world. And of course, the wind from the Antarctic, when it meets Hobart Tasmania, will make you take a deep breath of wonderful art.

So much bigger than I anticipated. My children spent time doing a hands on art project with an artist Takira and enjoyed themselves. It’s awesome to have an artist who is active, engaging, present, and also has work displayed at the same time. I particularly enjoyed the furniture and the natural history section. I could have spent much more time there! We parked in Dunn Parking area which is right next to the Museum.

It is totally different from Mona, Mona prefers creativity, personality, artistry and novelty, but this museum is on the level of a state, it is a public place to see, listen to and experience the history and culture of Tasmania, lots of exhibits, paintings, specimens and instructions there, it’s good for children and tourists.

We were surprised to enter this interesting place, with so much to see & no entry fee! We spent a good couple of hours here! I was surprised how many different things were obtained within there!

Loved the sail ship- style interior and the vintage concept. We had a big group, and tried a variety of choices. We all enjoyed the creamy crowded soup , the juicy steak and fresh oysters from the giant seafood platter, along with wine and refreshing mocktails..However, quite disappointed with deep fried dishes, such as fried chicken, fried calamari- tasted like when using old used oil for cooking. Overall the food and the service was not worth the price value.

The eye fillet on a bed of mashes potato was dry aged, tender and moist. The yachties seafood platter was deliciously smokey and spitting hot but a word of caution: we quickly transferred the seafood from the hot platebandnit was just nice or we would have been eating overcooked seafood. The atmosphere. You feel you are in a ship in the 1800s. Much attention to detail including a rusty oil lamp on each table. The service was awesome.

Don’t have photos of the mains that we ordered but it was so good. The seafood mixed grill was so yummy, squid and scallops were so soft and juicy!! 🤤🤤🤤 The desserts are also to die for!! Service is topnotch! Ambience was great! Love the vibe of the place.

This place has a lot of potential. The decor is cozy, and really takes you on an adventure to a pirate ship. And I wish they took it up a notch with pirate or sailor music and nautical costumes! That would really turn this venue into an experience. The food is fresh produce, tasty, and quick to serve. We got a yachties seafood mixed grill. I wish the seafood was not served on a hot plate - it ended up being over cooked by the time we got to it. We also got the fish market chowder is great - definitely order that.

Delicious cuisines cooked by fresh ingredients! Squids and fishes I ordered were amazing, really able to taste the freshnesses of the ingredients. Beer and gin recommended by staff were nice. Conforming to what we asked for, professional advice. Dessert was lovely, not too sweet but strong coco flavour. Peach and vanilla ice cream were a perfect match. A reservation is a MUST, almost full house every night. Good service, good vibe, good food! A perfect restaurant.

Was ok. Arrived early, no booking, sat at the bar (no tables free) for a good meal of long awaited Tassie scallops. Had better, and why do they serve crumbed? Lots of families eating there, staff were friendly enough. I did like the cozy atmosphere though.

What a lovely place, I really enjoyed our evening. A group of 8, all with different requests and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals. Staff were jovial and made you feel welcome and relaxed. Loved the decor which created a great ambience. Very happy with the price, portion and quality. We totally recommend 👌

Great spot for some seafood and wine. The decor is obviously fantastic. I found that price wise the value is okay. It seemed a little steep for what you get considering how many seafood options there are nearby. I would go again and recommend it for anyone looking for an adventurous dining experience.

It’s a great restaurant with slots of pirate and sailing details around the whole place, is like a little museum, kids would love it. Menu and food quality was average May be we had high expectations as other reviews were pretty good. But love the menu range from natural raw items to cooked, grill and baked so it should have something for everyone. The surprise was the kids dessert caramel brittle. The only thing that block me give another star is the size of the table, is rather small so it gives you pressure to eat fast and remove empty dishes right away which we hate it so much.

Definitely must go place in Hobart! Tried the Fish Market Chowder and Hot Rock Tasmanian Salmon. I normally don't like salmon, but this dish definitely changed my mind. Had some theatrics, salmon was sizzling on the hot stone which gave it a sistinct flavour, but also the salmon was so fresh that it was melt in your mouth. I really enjoyed the chowder as well, hearty soup just right for winter. Atmosphere and decor made you feel like you were on a boat, which was amazing. The staff were really nice. Will definitely be back when in Hobart!🥰

Delicious Italian food! You might need to book, on Monday night even, we were lucky to get a spot for 2 people at the window. Very pleased with their staff, welcoming and helpful. My prawn garlic butter homemade fettuccine pasta was exactly what I wanted it to be, which is very hard to find, trust me 😆 and my hubby was happy with his "a bit of everything" pizza 👌

Very good salami and olive oil dip. Seafood pasta was yum, pork (which was on special menu that day) was surprisingly and pleasingly succulent. They do service large portions, though, so please empty your stomach beforehand. Very friendly and prompt servicing, too. Would definitely visit again.

Great atmosphere but feel like that the food was slightly overrated… still nice but probably came with expectations that’s too high. Risotto was ordinary but pizza were fine (garlic prawn) . The cheesecake was actually the highlight of the night which wasn’t even been anticipated. It was frozen cheesecake with wine sauce(?) - never had anything like it before (sadly forgot to take a photo before we ate the whole thing)

Highly recommended. Food was on point We had two pizzas to share. It didn't disappoint. Mains were Nicolina's special with succulent prawns in a tasty Napoliteana sauce, gnocchi in a pesto sauce, Fettuccine with De Casa sauce and Fettuccine in carbonara sauce. Service was excellent and highly attentive. Our waitress was super friendly and warm. We felt like old friends. A wonderful first meal on our first day in Hobart. Would love to return.

Such an incredible restaurant! Not one thing I can fault it on. The service was excellent, and the food was delicious, with generous serving sizes. We're not from Tasmania, but when we come back next, this restaurant will be at the top of our list!

We have a fantastic time celebrating at the restaurant after Dark Mofo! It's great that they informed us about early seating and provided excellent service. The food definitely worth trying, and it's wonderful I have plan to visit again. As for the pineapple pizza, it's interesting because online I’ve seen many Meme of Italians hating it, but I unexpectedly found it here (laughs).

Da Angelo was everything the raving reviews on all rating websites lived out to be. Fantastic hospitality, lively atmosphere but not too loud where you can't hear each other, and obviously the food was just brilliant. Kicking myself for not having the stomach space for dessert, if I ever visit Hobart again I will without hesitation visit again. Thank you guys!

Had a wonder dinner at Da Angelo Ristorante ! The food was absolutely delicious in always possible! The portions where perfect and the taste was incredible! The staff where also extremely friendly and welcoming! It also we incredibly reasonably priced considering the amount of food we had! Overall it was an excellent experience and can highly recommend trying! It’s a 5 out 5 stars from me :)))

Very busy restaurant. We were lucky to get the last table by just walking in. Great food, great service. Love Gnocchi, soft and creamy. The Riesling is also one of the best that I recently had.

Wonderful food, presented beautifully and very tasty! The staff member who gave my children colouring-in sheets was awesome! Good job! The table service however was a little slow for a Monday night (restaurant wasn’t overly busy). There seemed to be a big time gap between entree and mains. We weren’t offered tea or coffee with our desert and we also weren’t asked at any stage if we wanted more drinks? My other suggestion would be to improve the lightning in the restaurant - the lights within the fish are cool, but not very practical for giving light?! It was very dark until someone opened a blind and then it was way too bright.

We were welcomed even though we didn’t have a reservation. Ordered the tasting menu & loved every bite. Reasonably priced for three courses and not having to make hard choices. Excellent service, lovely maritime vibe. Recommended.

Excellent seafood restaurant with very good service, fairly good views over the harbour and fresh quality seafood. I enjoyed my chowder, a few scallops and mainly salmon seemed to be the fish, but the flavour of the chowder was great. Nothing spectaularly innovative, but a good solid place.

Definitely worth a visit. There are shared and individual meal options. Highly recommend the shared table (per head) if you’re looking for something special, which was a nice taster of 7-8 different items (see photos for each dish). The Tasmanian seafood spaghetti was absolutely perfect and our favourite! The fish was super soft on the inside and the flavours tasted amazing together. Make sure you book beforehand to ensure you have a table reserved (it gets busy fast from what we saw). And to top things off, there’s ice-cream downstairs if you’re looking for a sweet treat for yourself or the kids. Definitely kid friendly with a kids menu and a car park out the front. Entrance is on the right hand side up the stairs. Wheelchair lift is available if needed (see photos). And if you can, ask for a window seat that looks onto the water if you’re going for a more intimate feel.

Exquisite dining. On first entry, the atmosphere exudes a fine dining experience. Strongly recommend the Seafood Laksa, amazing flavour with a little spice (not too much). The Kingfisher entree was also delicious. Thank you staff and management for a terrific dining experience.

I'm not even exaggerating when I say this was one of the best meals of my life. Couldn't fault it, outlook is stunning, food was incredible and the seafood tower was next level. The decor was fancy old school, but even our small kids got into the silver service and the staff were super nice. If I was to change anything, it would be ordering a full sized lobster instead of a half.

Mutes upper deck has amazing seafood. Some of the best seafood I have ever had was on this day! We ordered 12 oyster 6 fresh and 6 kill Patrick. We also shared squid. It was so soft not chewy at all.We ordered the lobster it was so yummy the best I have ever had. It was a little costly the whole lobster was $180. The restaurant is up stairs it’s very peaceful with an amazing view of the water and Salamanca highly recommended this place It is a little bit costly but the food is good quality I though crayfish was cheaper at the moment because the whole in port x port is not happening and it’s meant to be cheaper but I didn’t think so. But the experience and quality of food was very good. Perfect for a romantic lunch or dinner!

Just wow! My partner and I both got the cray with the eye fillet and it’s definitely worth the $$! This was definitely a special dinner and I highly recommend treating yourself to this dish. Atmosphere is great.

Good food, great location & decent winelist. Not quite fine dining as expected, with dated interior, gawdy menu book & pop music playing, but reasonably priced so cant really complain, although the Earl Grey Brulee Dessert was underwhelming and too large and sweet. Staff were friendly but not very speedy. Still, Would return.

Bakery with plenty of options, of which a few are vegan! I tried the vegan custard pastry and it was delicious!! Not too sweet, warm, flaky. The vegan raspberry-chocolate bomb was ok. Service was good, quick and the lady at the checkout was helpful with pointing out the vegan options and finding out the Info I asked her for. Iced coffee and hot coffee were good too. Seating area inside and outside. 100% recommend

It's been a few years since I've visited Hobart and this place is still a standout especially delivering a wonderful breakfast option while the other cafes sleep on. Amazing cakes and slices. I should be grateful I don't live anywhere closer! Wonderful service and ambience

The cakes here look fantastic. Being on the apple isle I thought I'd try an apple strudel. Now I'm originally from Germany and our apple strudel looks completely different, but it still almost tasted the same. Very yummy. It's not the cheapest place, but if you're in Hobart you should treat yourself to some of their goodies.

This place is incredible, my eyes were devouring all the amazing cakes and food they had on display. It was hard to choose! I ended up with the prawn, fennel and smoked salmon tart. I wish I had more time in Hobart as I would’ve gone back. Next time!

We came here on Saturday morning because it was raining the markets where quiet and everyone wanted to get out of the rain, they have amazing selection of cakes, pastries and pies and sausage rolls, we had the Turkish eggs. It was nice it wasn’t that big of a serving, my friend asked the waiter if she could order a Belgium chocolate and add a shot of coffee and he plain out said no!! :-( so she ended up just ordering a ice coffee ( I didn’t think it would of been hard to do). So the staff can be a little rude.

Start your day here! Warm, laid back atmosphere can just about convince you that you're at a Cafe in Paris. The extensive selection on pastries far outweighs my ability to eat. We took on the advise of our waitress and went with the popular favourites. Mouth watering savoury and sweets! Wash it down with delicious coffee and off to another day of adventures!

There are a lot of different cakes,sandwiches and pastries , but the Portuguese tart is probably the worst I ever had in my life, it tasted like it has been sit in the selves for days. We also didn’t enjoy the orange cake. They provided great service though, and the coffee was good. Definitely won’t be back for the cakes and pastries.

Exceptional service with personality that made our visit memorable. We had two cakes and a coffee these were all on point. Also wanting to highlight a great gluten free cake selection.

Absolutely amazing! One of the best specialty patisseries/bakeries I've ever experienced. The best coffee I've had in a while. Everything looks and smells so wonderful it's hard to choose what to have. Such a shame we'll have to go again to try some more. Hahaha.

Love, love, loved it and kept going back each day whilst I was in Hobart to make my way through their amazing savoury goods. Friendly service and chic venue to dine in or order and take your hot pastries away with you.

Date/time of visit: 19 April 2022, 8:00pm An excellent steak house that has many years of experience. I used to visit Ball & Chain Grill with my parents on a regular basis during the 1980s. It was always exciting to visit back then and just as exciting now. The meals have become more refined since the 1980s but the essence and atmosphere of the steak house remains as I remember it. The quality of the meals is excellent. The steaks are grilled with care and the sauces are wonderful. You may need a reservation during busy times of the year. We walked in off the street, without a reservation, and there was a short wait to be seated with three couples before us similarly waiting. The venue is cozy. The menu has more than just steaks. The staff are excellent.

What a little gem. Arrived tonight without a booking and they accommodated us with no fuss. The steak was absolutely amazing, cooked to perfection, service was impeccable and a short stroll from our hotel. Highly recommend this place and we will definitely be back when we next return to Tasmania.

As a solo traveller, it is always a treat going out for a steak, and this place did not disappoint. The staff were so helpful and friendly. The food was delicious. I hadn't had a sit-down meal for a while, so I was very excited to see the amount of vegetables and the quality of food. My rump was cooked to perfection, and it was one of the best pepper sauces I've ever had. I'll definitely be coming back if in Hobart again.

Expected 5 star service and got 6+. Jamie looked after us and his service was outstanding. What a lovely, efficient chap. The steak was perfect, the vegetables were exquisite, we loved everything about our meal. The dry aged Porterhouse was cooked medium rare and melted in your mouth. The Scotch Fillet was perfect. Thank you Jamie for a wonderful experience.

Glad we discovered this place while visiting the Salamanca Market. We came back to Salamanca the following night for dinner. Lovely ambiance, friendly and attentive staff, delicious meats from the grill, as well as, a tasty seafood chowder and gorgeous roast beetroot, walnut and feta salad. The only let down was the Tuscan salad, they need to check the recipe because it was not even close, a few cherry tomatoes, coz, Spanish onion and croutons. But I’ll forgive them for the one let down, as the rest of the food was excellent.

Dry aged porterhouse. As good as it sounds. Cooked perfectly at medium rare. Good menu if steak is your go to as they had plenty of cuts and a good selection of dry aged cuts too. All cooked over coal. Perfect sear. The place was relatively busy which isn't surprising. Would recommend for a nice night out.

A lovely meal with friends, I don't normally eat steak but went with the 200gm eye fillet. I like my steak medium, and it was just right. A delicious side of roast veggies and a mushroom and bacon gravy.... really good.

Wow! We had the eye fillet and porterhouse steak which was cooked to perfection. Jamie our waiter was so friendly and recommend the redcurrant jus sauce which perfectly complimented the steak! Thanks Jamie for the amazing service, made our night!

Excellent restaurant in the popular Salamanca place zone of Hobart. Great quality charcoal grill meats accompanied by tasty sides. Well worth a visit if in the area.