
Bruny Island Cruises
Bruny Island Cruises is a restaurant located on Bruny Island, Tasmania, offering dining experiences in Adventure Bay.
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Bruny Island Cruises is a restaurant located on Bruny Island, Tasmania, offering dining experiences in Adventure Bay.

Callington Mill Distillery is a restaurant venue located in Oatlands, Tasmania, with a strong reputation among visitors.

Japanese izakaya restaurant in Hobart with a large sake selection and lively atmosphere on Elizabeth Street.

Highly rated café in Burnie's Plaza Arcade serving coffee and desserts.

Fine dining restaurant in Legana, Tasmania, housed within Velo Wines.

Highly rated cafe in the historic Port Arthur precinct, housed in the Old Cannery Market building on Imlay Street.

A vineyard restaurant on Tasmania's south coast near Port Arthur.

Busy restaurant in a restored 1830s flour mill, with a relaxed menu focused on Tasmanian produce.

Highly rated restaurant on Mount Street in Burnie offering a dining experience that has earned strong customer approval.

Seasonal cafe in a stone-and-timber building near Cradle Mountain, known for raspberry-infused dishes and lake views.

A well-regarded restaurant in North Hobart, rated 4.8 across more than 300 reviews.

Bars in Burnie, Tasmania.

A well-regarded restaurant in historic Battery Point, Hobart, rated 4.8 across more than 350 reviews.

Mrs Jones Restaurant Bar Lounge is a multi-purpose venue on Bluff Road in Devonport, combining restaurant, bar and pub functions.

Refined steak and seafood from a charcoal grill, in a historic building constructed by chain gangs.

A restaurant and espresso bar at Coles Bay, gateway to Freycinet, rated 4.5 across more than 1,300 reviews.

Contemporary dining room with outdoor tables overlooking a marina, serving Modern Australian dishes.

A well-regarded waterfront restaurant at Lauderdale near Hobart, rated 4.7 across more than 450 reviews.
Tasmania's dining scene spans cuisines from across the world alongside modern Australian cooking that leans on local produce and seafood. Whether you're after a special-occasion table or a relaxed neighbourhood dinner, the list below is ranked so the consistently excellent rises to the top.
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Read guide →The restaurants 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.
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