12 Tasmanian Restaurants with Proper Vegan and Vegetarian Options
Finding restaurants that genuinely cater to vegan and vegetarian diets across Tasmania can be tricky. Whether you're travelling through Hobart, Launceston, or beyond, these 12 venues take plant-based eating seriously, offering thoughtful menu options alongside their full offerings. We've listed them by region to help you plan your next meal out.
- 1Restaurants Hobart
1. Callington Mill House of Whisky & Dining at MACq 01
Located in Hobart's historic MACq 01 hotel, this venue combines refined dining with a curated whisky selection, making it a solid choice for special occasions where vegetarian and vegan guests won't feel sidelined.
Vegan optionsscenic viewopen lateopen sundayView venue4.9(119)· Google62Spot ScoreWorth a Look 
2Restaurants Launceston2. Grain of the Silos
In Launceston's dining precinct, this restaurant maintains a solid commitment to catering for plant-based diets alongside its core menu.
Family friendlybreakfastVegan optionsearly opening+3 moreView venue4.3(826)· Google$$$$61Spot ScoreWorth a Look
3Restaurants Launceston3. Iron Horse Bar & Grill
Despite its grill-focused name, this Launceston venue includes proper vegetarian and vegan options, useful if you're heading out with mixed dietary preferences.
Vegan optionsLive musicopen lateearly opening+1 moreView venue4.4(534)· Google$$$$61Spot ScoreWorth a Look
4Restaurants Salamanca4. Farzi Hobart
Situated in Salamanca, Farzi brings modern Indian cuisine to Hobart's dining scene, a cuisine naturally well-suited to plant-based cooking with diverse vegetable and legume-based dishes.
Vegan optionsgluten freescenic viewearly opening+3 moreView venue4.5(383)· Google61Spot ScoreWorth a Look
5Restaurants Battery Point5. Ti Ama
This Battery Point restaurant offers Mediterranean-inspired dining where vegetarian and vegan options integrate naturally into the menu rather than feeling like an afterthought.
TakeawayVegan optionsgluten freeopen sundayView venue4.4(574)· Google$$$$61Spot ScoreWorth a Look
6Restaurants Burnie6. Leonardoz Restaurant Burnie
In Burnie, this venue provides another reliable option in northern Tasmania where vegan and vegetarian diners can expect genuine menu consideration.
Family friendlyGood for groupsVegan optionsscenic view+2 moreView venue4.4(367)· Google$$$$60Spot ScoreWorth a Look
7Restaurants Salamanca7. Pub in the Paddock
In Salamanca, this venue proves a relaxed pub atmosphere doesn't mean limited choices for non-meat eaters, offering accessible plant-based alternatives to traditional fare.
Good for groupsVegan optionsgluten freeopen monday+2 moreView venue4.3(703)· Google$$$$60Spot ScoreWorth a Look
8Restaurants Port Arthur8. On the Bay Restaurant
Located at Port Arthur, this waterfront spot balances its seafood focus with genuine vegetarian and vegan menu items, useful if you're visiting Tasmania's historic site and want dining options for the whole group.
Family friendlybreakfastVegan optionsscenic viewView venue4.4(464)· Google60Spot ScoreWorth a Look
9Restaurants Launceston9. Alida Restaurant at Penny Royal
Housed within Launceston's historic Penny Royal complex, this restaurant offers a boutique dining experience with thoughtful plant-based menu inclusions.
Vegan optionsopen lateopen mondayopen sundayView venue4.3(509)· Google$$$$59Spot ScoreWorth a Look
10Restaurants Burnie10. Delish Fine Foods
Also in Burnie, this spot focuses on quality ingredients and likely provides better-than-average options for plant-based diners seeking fine dining.
breakfastVegan optionsgluten freeearly opening+3 moreView venue4.5(215)· Google$$$$59Spot ScoreWorth a Look
11Restaurants Freycinet11. Mount Paul Lounge
Located in Freycinet, this restaurant is worth noting if you're based near the coast and want vegetarian or vegan options without travelling to Hobart or Launceston.
Family friendlyTakeawayVegan optionsopen monday+2 moreView venue4.6(88)· Google57Spot ScoreWorth a Look
12Restaurants Devonport12. Central Bar & Restaurant
In Devonport, this venue offers plant-based menu items for visitors to Tasmania's northwest region.
Vegan optionsscenic viewLive musicopen late+3 moreView venue4.0(559)· Google$$$$56Spot ScoreWorth a Look
At a glance
| Venue | Spot Score | Price | Suburb | Top feature | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Callington Mill House of Whisky & Dining at MACq 01 | 62/100 | 4.9(119) | — | Hobart | Vegan options |
| Grain of the Silos | 61/100 | 4.3(826) | $$ | Launceston | Family friendly |
| Iron Horse Bar & Grill | 61/100 | 4.4(534) | $$ | Launceston | Vegan options |
| Farzi Hobart | 61/100 | 4.5(383) | — | Salamanca | Vegan options |
| Ti Ama | 61/100 | 4.4(574) | $$ | Battery Point | Takeaway |
| Leonardoz Restaurant Burnie | 60/100 | 4.4(367) | $$ | Burnie | Family friendly |
| Pub in the Paddock | 60/100 | 4.3(703) | $ | Salamanca | Good for groups |
| On the Bay Restaurant | 60/100 | 4.4(464) | — | Port Arthur | Family friendly |
| Alida Restaurant at Penny Royal | 59/100 | 4.3(509) | $$ | Launceston | Vegan options |
| Delish Fine Foods | 59/100 | 4.5(215) | $$ | Burnie | breakfast |
| Mount Paul Lounge | 57/100 | 4.6(88) | — | Freycinet | Family friendly |
| Central Bar & Restaurant | 56/100 | 4.0(559) | $$ | Devonport | Vegan options |
Frequently asked questions
Do all these restaurants have dedicated vegan and vegetarian menus?+
We don't have confirmation that every venue maintains a separate vegan or vegetarian menu. We've listed venues that include proper plant-based options, but we recommend contacting them directly to confirm the extent of their offerings and whether they have dedicated sections or if options are integrated into the main menu.
Which of these restaurants is best for a fully vegan group?+
We don't have detailed menu information to confidently rank them by vegan-only suitability. Farzi Hobart, given its Indian cuisine focus, may offer good options, but we'd recommend ringing ahead to confirm any venue can accommodate a fully vegan party comfortably.
Are these restaurants spread across the whole state?+
Yes. Most cluster in Hobart and Launceston, but there are options in Salamanca, Battery Point, Burnie, Devonport, Port Arthur, and Freycinet. If you're in a smaller town or touring Tasmania, check ahead to confirm current opening hours and availability.
Should I book ahead?+
It's always wise to book ahead, especially for dinner service or if you're travelling with a group. Mentioning your dietary requirements when booking can also help the kitchen prepare better options.
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