Best value fish and chips in Hobart, and they're absolutely delicious…read more I'm from Melbourne and was stranded on the east side of Hobart, thought I'd roll the dice with this place and it turned out to be fantastic! The value is unbelievable, something like 4 dim sims for $2! Will definitely be returning, it's a shame they don't have more publicity. Also a pity I deleted the menu shots to show you all, but you won't be disappointed! There's dedicated parking in the form of a 'court', so don't stress about finding parking on that busy highway.

2013's motto is "HONESTY", so I have to update my review. I love pOp, because of the regular Friday…read moremorning meet-ups here for #socialhob. I think Michael (the owner) is tops--a really friendly guy. He spoils the Social Hobart crew and in return, we frequent his establishment. The food is delicious. pOp's breakfast burger, or "Pulo burger", has become synonymous with Friday mornings for me. I haven't had a pOp dog in store but the Danish dog I had out at pOp's stall at MoMa took me to another place--a place I like to call "my happy place" (but that's basically the grounds at MONA anyway, so it all made sense). pOp's Rocket (carbonated sugarfied coffee) is an experience, and better than any energy drink I've ever had. But the coffee is kind of woeful. I don't want to lay blame on the barista, because he's a sweetheart, but this year I've resolved to not knowingly order average coffee any more, which means I can't drink coffee at pOp until something changes.

This was one of my first ever reviews, and I think it's okay to change your mind on things…read more The breakfast food I have sampled is great. My particular favourite is the Breakfast Burger. They do fine hot chocolates. But the owner has a real issue with cats. While originally I applauded them for their amazing cat hot chocolate art, the owner is too concerned that's cats are 'uncool' and have ruined my enjoyment of my cat-decorated-drinks. They also have woeful WiFi - a private connection which was opened to the public, but cannot handle more than one user connecting at a time, which makes me sad. There is so much promise here, and so many people willing to help (An Internode Wifi Application is almost complete!), but yet nothing. However, I will continue to support them as THE location for #socialhob at 8am on Friday mornings.

Smack in the middle of the first level of Channel Court is Mr. Johnson. Not a cafe as much as a…read morecoffee shop with a small selection of sweets and some premade take away sandwiches and nibbles. Usual coffee menu and small seating area. Most of the sweets are nice, not sure where they get them from; the savoury items a bit less so. Service is slow. Very slow. There's only two people on at any one time, one person taking orders and one person making the coffee. Sit down, grab the paper or a magazine because it will be awhile before your drink is ready. Obviously not their fault at all, but there is a mobile reception dead spot RIGHT where they are, so you can't even swipe left or write your latest Yelp review while you wait. Ughh. The coffee? So-so. Italian style (meaning thick, heavy and somewhat bitter). Asking for anything besides a stock standard coffee order results in visible confusion, so best to skip the almond milk or a dry cappuccino. Your options are somewhat limited if you want a coffee at Channel Court, though - You could get it from the bakery near Woolies or upstairs at the Timeless Way (both of which have their own issues), but I would guess most of their business is because their location rather than the quality of their coffee.

A great spot to catch up with friends for coffee,super friendly service every time. Tasty cakes and…read moretreats on offer,hard to choose! Good for a take away coffee and a treat. Is a regular spot for me to visit.

Great coffee, fantastic treats and an amazing pumpkin soup! personnel is very friendly and always…read moreready to help. It's a great place to eat in or take away! You can choose to sit in the "bar", communal tables or terribly comfy coaches, while having a lovely meal or coffee with friends. They also have a loyalty card so if you have 9 coffees, the 10th is on them!

In the bank arcade just off the busy Wellington courtyard- they serve coffee and not much else,…read morewhich is perfect when you're running late and just want to grab your caffeine fix. Menu is uncomplicated and exactly what you'd expect from a "coffee, coffee and nothing but coffee". Service is speedy, and the coffee itself is quite nice. Not too bitter, just enough milk to cut through the coffee. Definitely worth visiting.

I was keen to give Two Folk a chance as another CBD coffee joint! Unfortunately the wait for my…read morecoffee was heaps longer than I felt it should have been, and the coffee wasn't up to scratch by my terms (too hot, too bitter). If the service had been overwhelmingly charming that may have outweighed things, but that was a bit timid and unengaging, too.

Good clean cafe. Friendly service very of Korean inspired menu…read more Halloumi fries really good. Bacon sandwich ok and savory roll ( which has bacon and egg inside it) presumably sourced from same bakery and thus both good. Coffee also up to standard. Located in South Hobart a little way out but near a couple of attractions so if in the mood well worth a visit.

They have the best halloumi fries EVER! Beautiful little cafe with friendly staff. A nice vibe to…read morefit in with the South Hobart community.

Tiny little coffee bar in Macquarie St. but the coffee was divine. A must go for any coffee…read moreaficionado in Hobart.

Tucked right off the highway as you head into Margate, this multipurpose restaurant/art…read moregallery/produce market/etc is the Brookfield Estate. I came on the day there was a small Makers Market, with small stalls with all manners of handmade Knick-Knacks, trinkets and knit items. A nice little way to finish after my meal. Speaking of my meal, I came Brunchtime, without a reservation and after a little shuffling of the tables and scanning of the reservation list, they were able to squeeze me and the GF in. Winning! The service wasn't great, took quite awhile for a server to come take our order, despite there being several wait staff on, and a fairly empty restaurant. We had a very slightly more complicated than usual coffee order - a decaf latte in a mug; and a cappuccino with a side of cold milk in cup. We got neither of those. The coffee we were delivered tasted stale, and there was a crust of chocolate powder on "cappuccino" - which was more like a latte. So much in fact, it got caught in my beard and up my nose! Despite the coffee letdown, the food was great! Usual breakfast/brunch cafe food, nicely presented and a few surprises and left-of-field options- although I'm not a vegetarian, I ordered the Haloumi & Mushrooms (Mushaloomi!) and was it ever great. The kitchen is semi open, you can see the chefs working away through a small window, taking pinches of micro herbs along the way. Come for some food - maybe skip the coffee!