68Spot Score
Get Shucked
$$Cafes · North Bruny
Get Shucked is a highly-rated café and bar on Bruny Island, Tasmania, known for drawing strong visitor engagement with nearly 3,800 reviews.
4.7(3,789)· GoogleView details →
Tasmania
Best Cafes in Tasmania (2026)
115 cafes in Tasmania, compiled from each venue's published details and Google Places data, ordered by Spot Score. Use the filters for suburb, price, hours and features.
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67Spot Score
cubed espresso bar
$Cafes · Eaglehawk Neck
Highly rated cafe at Eaglehawk Neck near Port Arthur, Tasmania, serving espresso and coffee.
4.9(518)· GoogleView details →
67Spot Score
Hobart Coffee Roasters
$$Cafes · Hobart
Specialty coffee roastery and café located on Franklin Wharf in Hobart's waterfront precinct.
4.8(883)· GoogleView details →
67Spot Score
Samuel Pepy's Cafe
$$Cafes · Launceston
Highly rated cafe on George Street in Launceston, Tasmania, with strong customer approval and a substantial review base.
4.7(1,116)· GoogleView details →
66Spot Score
LOCAL HIDEOUT CAFE
$$Cafes · Launceston
Highly rated independent café on Brisbane Street in Launceston, Tasmania, with strong customer appreciation.
4.8(604)· GoogleView details →
66Spot Score
Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre
Cafes · Cradle Mountain
Visitor centre and cafe at Cradle Mountain with park information, maps, weather reports, shuttle bus services, and a souvenir store.
4.5(3,061)· GoogleView details →
66Spot Score
Tatler Lane by Sweetbrew
$$Cafes · Launceston
Tatler Lane by Sweetbrew is a café and pub in Launceston's city centre with strong customer ratings.
4.6(1,567)· GoogleView details →
66Spot Score
Moon Lily Kitchen and Cakes
$$Cafes · Beaconsfield
Moon Lily Kitchen and Cakes is a highly-rated bakery in Beaconsfield, near Cradle Mountain, known for fresh baked goods and cakes.
4.8(474)· GoogleView details →
66Spot Score
Boathouse Coffee
Cafes · Invermay
Highly rated café in Launceston's Invermay suburb, known for quality coffee and a loyal customer base.
4.8(505)· GoogleView details →
66Spot Score
Laneway
$$Cafes · Devonport
Single-origin coffee and hearty breakfast and mains in a rustic-chic Devonport café with a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
4.6(1,244)· GoogleView details →
66Spot Score
The Chapel
$$Cafes · Burnie
Highly-rated café, restaurant and bar in Burnie serving coffee, food and drinks in a converted heritage space.
4.7(750)· GoogleView details →
66Spot Score
Ginger Brown
$$Cafes · South Hobart
Highly rated café on Macquarie Street in South Hobart, known for quality coffee and welcoming atmosphere.
4.7(873)· GoogleView details →
65Spot Score
Van Diemens Land Creamery Elizabeth Town
$Cafes · Elizabeth Town
A renowned Tasmanian ice creamery at Elizabeth Town near Devonport, rated 4.6 across more than 900 reviews.
4.6(954)· GoogleView details →
65Spot Score
Imago Cafe & Bakery
$$Cafes · Hobart
Bakeries in Hobart, Tasmania.
4.8(386)· GoogleView details →
65Spot Score
The Pondering Frog
$Cafes · Bicheno
A characterful cafe and roadside stop near Bicheno on Tasmania's east coast, rated 4.5 across more than 1,400 reviews.
4.5(1,448)· GoogleView details →
65Spot Score
Picnic Cafe
$Cafes · Hobart
Cafes in Hobart, Tasmania.
4.8(385)· GoogleView details →
65Spot Score
Dandy Lane Cafe
$$Cafes · Hobart
Laid-back cafe serving breakfast classics, burgers & smoothies, plus wine, beer & brunch cocktails.
4.6(974)· GoogleView details →
65Spot Score
The Flying Sparrow Cafe
Cafes · Launceston
Dessert Spots in Launceston, Tasmania.
4.9(286)· GoogleView details →
About these results
Australia takes its coffee seriously, and Tasmania is no exception — think flat whites pulled to order, single-origin beans and a brunch culture that runs all morning. The spots below range from tucked-away specialty roasters to all-day cafes worth a slow weekend visit.
Listings are compiled from each venue's own published information and Google Places data, and ordered by Spot Score — a composite of attributed ratings, review volume, category fit and information freshness, not a firsthand review. Hours-based filters use published opening hours, which are not kitchen or last-order times. Sponsored placements are labelled and never counted in results. Spotted an error? Send a correction.
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What are the best cafes in Tasmania?+
The cafes on this page are ordered by Spot Score, which combines attributed Google ratings, review volume, category fit and how recently the details were re-checked against their sources. The highest scorers appear first.
How is the Tasmania cafes ranking decided?+
We blend independent signals — Google star ratings and review counts, popularity, the completeness of available information and freshness — into a single Spot Score out of 100. It is a composite of those signals, not a firsthand review, and it cannot be bought.
Can I filter cafes by suburb or price?+
Yes. Use the filters to narrow by suburb, minimum Google rating, price level, whether a place is open now according to its published hours, and features such as dog-friendly or outdoor seating. A filter only matches venues whose details state that feature.
How many cafes are listed in Tasmania?+
We currently list 115 cafes across Tasmania and surrounding suburbs. Venues are added over time and details are re-checked against their published sources; please confirm hours with the venue before you go.
What's the coffee culture like in Tasmania?+
Specialty coffee is the norm rather than the exception — most cafes roast or source quality beans and turn out espresso-based drinks like the flat white, long black and piccolo. Brunch is a weekend institution, so expect queues at the most popular spots mid-morning.