This place offers beautifully made chocolates in all sorts of flavors. I was super impressed with…read morethe taste and creaminess of the chocolate snacks. I found a set of 4 gift box of chocolates. The fun part is that each of the four was a different Tasmanian wildlife animal: a Tasmanian Devil, a wombat, an echidna and a platypus. I bought several of these for gifts and a selection of chocolates for me.

Best chocolatier around - Giovanni!!! He makes the best best best chocolates. We stopped by…read morewhile staying here and came by every day. Wonderful chocolate. Wonderful place. We went there three times in three days!!!!

Nice place to enjoy various churros and chocolate. Conveniently located at Salamanca with both…read moreindoor and outdoor space. Free WiFi

Banjo's Rosny Park isn't as 'modern' as the city store, but has essentially the same product…read moreselection; decent pies, really good sausage rolls, paninis, house cakes, muffins, etc plus loaves of bread and rolls to take home. Not a bad option if you are interested in this style of fare and in the area.

Food was fantastic! Coffee is delicious…read more Ambience is second to none all delivered with a friendly smile! I love it here!

Tucked into the side of an ever changing mid north CBD strip, it's marks an almost halfway point…read morebetween the Elizabeth Street Mall and The North Hobart Restaurant Strip. It's cute inside, has a little quaint kitschy vibe. There are a few inside seats, but be forewarned they are VERY close together! Navigating with a pram proves quite difficult. They have a small amount of savoury food- toasties, Party pies, that sort of thing and a case filled with sweets. Coffee was above average, nicely strong without a lot of bitterness. The toddler ate the marshmallow, then rubbed babycino froth through his hair. I'm assuming that means he likes it! It's not quite the best coffee and nibbles around, but you could certainly do far worse!

MONA's grassy knoll has come to life on Saturdays in summer. From 11am until 4pm every Saturday,…read morenot only will you be able to explore the cave of wonder that is the Museum of Old and New Art, but you'll also be able to score yourself some delicious brunch, lunch or afternoon tea from a wide selection of stalls that form MoMa, AKA the MONA Market. I'm leaning toward the food aspect of the market because I haven't been overwhelmed by an abundance of other offerings when I've visited. There's a great play corner for the kids, but I don't have any of those, so it's not relevant to me. There's a milk crate massage stall (don't worry, you just sit on the milk crate while someone massages you), some beautiful pottery that's way out of my price range, and other bits and bobs... but I think the drawcard really is the food and drink on offer. My favourite stall this year is by far the 21st Amendment, AKA the gin bar, followed closely by whatever food takes my lunch-fancy at the time. I highly recommend the Pop Dogs. Once you've got your hands full, take a seat on one of the bright pink beanbags and enjoy Mr Ritchie's crazy musical curation, whatever it may be at the time. (Take an umbrella or a hat for sunny days, because there's no shade on the lawn.)

Running throughout summer, this is the ideal spot to duck out for a break when wondering the MONA…read moregallery. The food stalls are brilliant, had some excellent quail, tacos and even a wallaby burger (yes, that's a lot of food but I was sharing!). There's also live music and some entertainment for kids if you require that. Personally I'm all about the food!

One for the sweet-tooths of the apple isle, Sweet Envy is a dentist's delight. Adorably kitted out…read morein whitewash and pastels, this dessert haven has a way of calming you down and exciting you all at once. With a mix of old favourites and new creations all whipped up in-house, you won't walk out of here disappointed--even if you're not a sweets fan, because there's also a small selection of savoury items like sandwiches and rolls available. One of the best corners of the shop is the ice-cream window, and yes, all frozen goods are made in-house as well. Let crazy flavours like butter beer be your guide. Yes, you can even get away with asking for a sample spoon of a couple of flavours (but don't get too greedy). There are a few tables both inside and outside if you'd like to stop in for morning or afternoon tea (hot and cold beverages are also available), but don't be scared to get some precious cargo to take away instead (or as well!).

This place was so pretty! The presentation of its products made it so appetizing and appealing. We…read morecame here for morning tea after eating our way through Salamanca markets. We took a focaccia home but sat in store to enjoy a short Mac and flat white. We had the Lexington pancake - out of curiosity really and the PB&J cupcake. The Lexington pancake had cream, lemon curd and a berry compote tart. Yummy is the best way to describe it but the lavender flavoured cream was a bit overpowering - probably just not used to it. Coffee was alright and helped me continue on our food nerd journey through Hobart! All things were reasonably priced too by our Sydneysider standards of usually paying too much for not as good! Definitely recommend this to anyone visiting Hobart!

Three years on and just as good. Great atmosphere in this hundred year old bakery/ caferead more

On our last day in town, we finally had a chance to walk down here and check the place out. It…read moreturned out to be one of the more memorable spots we hit up. We were staying just above the wharf and spent about 20 minutes walking over. They had a great array of crusty, sweet and savory pastries, pies, and breakfast items. Perhaps the most impressive thing was the fact that their list of specials took up an entire chalkboard. Everything from sweet rolls too, wallaby and rabbit, pie, to some delicious eggs Benedict and a big English breakfast. They had something for everybody, and everything was really good! The place is housed in a relatively old building with a lot of character! Not so old that you're worried that you would find petrified things in the wall, but old enough that you definitely know the place has had a chance to fall over and won't. The staff was really nice, took great care of us and found us seats very quickly, despite the place being busy. All in all, this is a must check out spot whenever you are in town!

Such a cute spot. The outdoor patio had plenty of seating and didn't feel crowded. The service is…read morequick and the staff are so friendly! The brewed chai was to die for, the pastry was delicious and I can't wait to come back and try more. I love that they have so many vegan/vegetarian options too.

This is a must go. Somewhat hidden with pleasant outside tree covered courtyard. Some of the best…read morebread I have ever tasted. They are rightly proud. They offer tastie pies and sausage rolls and wallaby pies. Deserts also worth fighting over.