Things to Do in Hobart, Tasmania: The Local Guide

Hobart is the waterfront capital of Tasmania, and its compact centre packs a varied food and drink scene into walkable distance. You'll find everything from Italian and Greek restaurants to craft beer cafes, izakaya-style bars, specialty coffee roasters and historic pubs, alongside places to stay close to the action.

Why visit Hobart

Hobart suits visitors who want quality dining and drinks without the sprawl of a larger city. The mix spans European restaurants, local breweries, casual cafes and a handful of distinctive bars, making it easy to put together a day or evening of eating and drinking on foot.

What Hobart is best for

• Sit-down dinners at Italian, Greek and grill-style restaurants
• Craft beer and brewery visits
• Specialty coffee and casual cafe stops
• A night out across bars and historic pubs
• Travellers looking for centrally located stays

Local favourites

A few of our highest-scoring spots in Hobart:

• Da Angelo Ristorante
• Urban Greek Restaurant
• MACq 01 Hotel
• Brewlab Craft Beer Cafe
• Cascade Brewery Bar
• Bar Wa Izakaya

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Frequently asked questions

What kinds of restaurants are in Hobart?

The directory lists a range of dining options, including Italian at Da Angelo Ristorante, Greek at Urban Greek Restaurant, and grill-style dining at Landscape Restaurant & Grill, among others.

Where can I find craft beer or breweries in Hobart?

Beer-focused venues in the area include Brewlab Craft Beer Cafe and Cascade Brewery Bar. Note that James Boag Brewery is listed in Launceston rather than Hobart itself.

Are there places to stay in central Hobart?

Yes. Listings include MACq 01 Hotel, which sits among the venues covered in this guide.

Where can I get coffee in Hobart?

Hobart Coffee Roasters is among the cafe options listed in the area.

What are some bar options in Hobart?

Bars in the listings include Bar Wa Izakaya, Aloft and Preachers, alongside pubs such as the New Sydney Hotel.