
Barilla Bay Oyster Farm
$$Airy bayside restaurant with skylights, prepping seafood dishes and oysters in a range of styles.
139 restaurants 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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Airy bayside restaurant with skylights, prepping seafood dishes and oysters in a range of styles.

Contemporary restaurant & bar offering modern dishes made from local produce, plus a dining terrace.

A historic Pyengana country pub with fresh home-style meals, accommodation, free Wi-Fi and Priscilla the beer-drinking pig.

Restaurants in Port Arthur, Tasmania.

A Burnie café, gourmet deli and catering service offering all-day breakfast, lunch, locally sourced produce and diet-friendly choices.

Seasonal dishes made from Tasmanian produce, plus local wine, in a homey setting with fireplaces.

A well-regarded restaurant at Adventure Bay on Bruny Island, Tasmania, with a 4.7 rating across 424 diners.

Restaurants in Hobart, Tasmania.

Bars in Launceston, Tasmania.

Restaurants in Launceston, Tasmania.

Waterfront dining at Freycinet Lodge, with local produce, gourmet evening meals and views over Great Oyster Bay.

Restaurants in Launceston, Tasmania.

Restaurants in Port Arthur, Tasmania.

A Modern Australian café and restaurant in East Devonport, serving breakfast and lunch with alfresco dining, takeaway and function options.

A Richmond vineyard and cellar door producing hand-crafted, single-site estate wines in Tasmania’s Coal Valley region.

Restaurants in Hobart, Tasmania.

Big Pete's Eats is a restaurant in Coles Bay, Tasmania. It holds a 4.9-star rating from 160 Google reviews. Our editorial Spot Score is 58/100.

A Tasmanian gin distillery near Port Arthur offering spirit tastings, local pairings and bay views from rustic tasting huts.
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.
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.
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.