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

Modern Australian meals in a stylish art deco restaurant with warm red walls and white tablecloths.

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

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

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

A well-regarded restaurant in North Hobart, rated 4.5 across more than 1,100 reviews.

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A well-regarded waterfront restaurant at Lauderdale near Hobart, rated 4.7 across more than 450 reviews.

Area-sourced steaks, plus seafood, in an 1800s building with wood tones and a playful convict theme.

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

A restaurant and taphouse at Huonville in Tasmania's Huon Valley, rated 4.6 across more than 700 reviews.

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

Classy steakhouse in a former butchery, showcasing premium, free-range beef amid colourful murals.

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Restaurants in Hobart, Tasmania.
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.
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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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.
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.
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We currently list 139 restaurants 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.
For popular and higher-end restaurants, booking ahead is wise — especially Friday and Saturday nights. Many casual spots take walk-ins. Check the venue's own page or website for the latest, as we don't take bookings on your behalf.