Lovely warm inviting ambience,great food.great prices.i suggest ordering tea,it is quite…read moredelightful.beautiful eclectic serving of fine china tea cups with what could be an Art Deco teapot or some other era.it comes with an individual Jaffa ball.very personable friendly proprietors.love going there.

The breakfast scene at Salt is extremely popular, even before 9am this Cafe is humming with locals…read more The decor is ultra modern, predominately black and pale grey with accents of bright yellow, anchored by a pebbled concrete floor. Groups of tables and chairs divided by half walls which lower the noise and bench seats across one wall add extra comfort. Framed antique posters are a striking decorative feature and large sliding windows open to a footpath alfresco area. Separate menus for breakfast lunch and dinner offer a wide range of international, contemporary dining options. The locally roasted coffee was excellent. Definitely noted in our diary.

I've only had breakfast here so far, but really enjoyed it. The food was very good - I had haloumi…read moreand chorizo with my eggs and both were delicious. I also quite enjoyed the coffee. This place quite surprised me for the Northern suburbs (yes, I know that isn't fair) and is worth visiting if you are looking for somewhere in the area.

Brace yourselves... an amazing little local coffee shop has arrived beyond the flannel curtain. Get…read moreamongst the wooden floorboards, subway tiled counter and shiny signage and feast on some utterly delicious coffee, that may be (but in my opinion should absolutely be) complemented by a delicious small bakery item from the cabinet. My double shot flattie today, already so perfectly good on its own, was accentuated by both a chocolate caramel macaron and a peanut butter macaron. Shut up. I'm going to have to drive down Main Rd more often, is what I'm going to have to do, and you should do so as well. Go on. Shake a leg.

Best coffee in Moonah, North Hobart, Hobart, Southern Tasmania and let's just make that Tasmania.read more

Bit pricey but no different then most coffee shops. The service is quick with driendly staff. And…read morethe food tast great. They also do entertainment and cheap meals on friday nights

Food and coffee is great,prices are a bit high,in my opinion only! $13.90 for a bacon and egg…read moreroll...but its always busy and people seem to like it... Is a bit nicer than sitting in the nearby food court...staff are friendly and efficient and the cafe is lovely and clean.

For the latest in "gentrifying the outer suburbs heading north", there is sure a dearth of bougie…read morecoffee shops in the Glenorchy CBD. There's Coffee Club and Rhyme St... and that's about it for the Businessy area of the CBD. Aiming to address this issue is Agent Cooper. Unassuming, small and decorated in Shabby Chic and the ""modern cafeteria" vibe with black metal, bricks and no decor on the walls. It's noisy even with only a few customers inside, the walls being brick and VERY reflective and echoing the grinding,whirring and 90's throwbacks coming off the speaker (not complaining at all about the music selection, btw)! Service is prompt, and despite it being relatively busy when i stepped in, even with a slightly left of centre order it was done and in my hands in a relatively short amount of time. The coffee itself was good; not great, but I certainly have had more disappointing coffee in my travels around. You could do far, far worse Than Agent Cooper.

When I moved to Hobart, people were still raving about a Spanish restaurant that had closed years…read morebefore. The two women who ran it had decided to retire. Well, retirement didn't suit them, so now they run Churros Cafe at the Island Markets. The paella is finished and ready to serve at 12 noon - and sometimes sells out soon after. There is a variety of other food, both sweet and savoury. Cold caramel souffle is a winner, as of course are the churros! After a few years of going here I still haven't eaten through their entire menu as I keep getting hung up on favourites, but I'll keep trying!

Pizza, beer, wine & cocktails reasonably priced with lots of very comfortable seating. Service was…read morequick, friendly & eccentric like the museum. Unisex restrooms were nearby & are modern.

The MONA Cafe is located on the top level of the Museum of Old and New Art. If you are looking for…read morea casual dining option while visiting the MONA, this would be the place to eat. The menu here consists of typical cafe fare along with a nice selection of baked goods (including cake) and coffee. I had just finished touring the MONA, but still had some time before my ferry ride back to Hobart. Thus, I decided to head over to the cafe to grab a bite. Not feeling terribly hungry, I opted for a slice of hummingbird cake ($7). After paying, I took a seat at one of the tables. I waited a good 10 minutes or so and my order wasn't ready yet. The cafe wasn't busy, so I headed up to the counter to check on it. I explained that I was in a rush as I needed to board the ferry soon. I got my slice of cake shortly after. I do wonder why they didn't just give me the cake at the counter since that was only thing I wanted. The hummingbird cake was pretty good. It has coconut shavings on top and the cake was fluffy. Satisfying enough to tie me over till dinner. While you may come here for the food, the views here are an extra bonus. From the cafe windows, there is a nice view of the Derwent River. There is even outside seating on the lawn if you would like to get a closer view. If you feel hungry while visiting the MONA or Moorilla Winery, the MONA Cafe is a decent option should you want something standard like a salad or just looking for coffee and a pastry. Otherwise, wait until you head back to Hobart to have a meal. Or if you really want to splurge, try The Source instead.

I have to say that I am a big fan of this lovely little restaurant. When we went a few years ago…read moreour experience wasn't so good but fortunately we gave it another chance and I can't speak more highly of it. The food, particularly lunch, is absolutely lovely. Terrific quality and consistency. The owners (Mark and Ruth, I think?) are delightful and very welcoming - particularly Mark. My favourites in the lunch menu are the crispy skin duck, scallops, and fish (usually Blue Eye Trevalla) and chips. everything is fresh and served with either seasonal vegetables or really fresh salad. And I mean fresh salad. There is nothing worse than going into a restaurant where the side salad is limp as if it's been sitting around in the fridge waiting for plating. I understand their speciality is breakfast which we haven't tried. But importantly they have great coffee too! Worth a visit.

Male waiter served me, seemed like he was the owner perhaps, he provided terrible service, was rude…read moreand arrogant. Already the food tasted bad. Then the food actually did taste bad. A real shame, such a great location.

Amazing Eggs Benedict (Classic Eggs Benny), best I've ever had: warm crusty sourdough, beautifully…read morepoached eggs, plenty of tasty ham. Their iced coffee is brilliant too, lots of ice cream. Welcoming atmosphere and an excellent selection of food, the service is wonderful.

I am a very frequent customer of giddy up. Each time I go there I am constantly filled up with…read morehappiness, the customer service is top tier and the food is amazing each time I go there. 10/10