Best Restaurants in Tasmania (2026)
Looking for the best restaurants in Tasmania? We've rounded up 139 of the city's standout spots — from neighbourhood favourites to buzzy new openings. Every venue is ranked by our Spot Score, which weighs reputation, popularity and freshness, so you can book with confidence. Filter by suburb, price or what's open now to find your next go-to.
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.
139 spots

Pearl + Co
$$Restaurants in Hobart, Tasmania.

Tres Restaurant
Restaurants in Launceston, Tasmania.

Kosaten Hobart
$$Sushi orders are delivered to tables via a miniature train line at this cozy, informal venue.

Templo
$$Restaurants in Hobart, Tasmania.

Bayviews Restaurant & Lounge Bar
$$Bars in Burnie, Tasmania.

Drunken Admiral
$$Folksy wooden dining hall full of marine souvenirs, serving up chowder and hearty seafood dishes.

Tassie Dhaba Restaurant & Bar Launceston
Restaurants in Launceston, Tasmania.

Rupert & Hound
$$Restaurants in Launceston, Tasmania.

Puddleduck Wines
Restaurants in Richmond, Tasmania.

Lobster Shack Tasmania
$$Restaurants in Freycinet, Tasmania.

Hotel Bruny
$$Casual accommodations in a warm hotel offering a restaurant/bar & channel views.

The Agrarian Kitchen
$$$Restaurants in Richmond, Tasmania.

The Elegance Lounge Seafood Bar & Grill
$$Bars in Devonport, Tasmania.

Sun and Moon Eatery
Restaurants in Launceston, Tasmania.

Discovery Resorts - Cradle Mountain Hellyers Restaurant
$$Dessert Spots in Cradle Mountain, Tasmania.

Frank Restaurant
$$Food from Argentina and surrounds in an airy locale with colourful furnishings and oversized lamps.

Fish on the Edge
$$Restaurants in Burnie, Tasmania.

Rockwall Bar and Grill
$$Modern Australian meals plated in a rustic-chic space with exposed-sandstone walls and wooden beams.
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Read guide →Restaurants in Tasmania — FAQs
What are the best restaurants in Tasmania?+
Our top-rated restaurants in Tasmania are ranked by our Spot Score, which combines Google ratings, review volume, category fit and how recently we verified the details. The highest scorers appear at the top of this page.
How is the Tasmania restaurants ranking decided?+
We blend independent signals — Google star ratings and review counts, popularity, the quality of available information and freshness — into a single Spot Score out of 100. It's an editorial score, not a paid placement.
Can I filter restaurants by suburb or price?+
Yes. Use the filters to narrow by suburb, minimum rating, price level, whether a place is open now, and features like dog-friendly or outdoor seating.
How many restaurants are listed in Tasmania?+
We currently feature 139 restaurants across Tasmania and surrounding suburbs, and we add and re-check venues regularly.
Do I need to book a restaurant in Tasmania?+
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.