Arrived late afternoon virtually no one there. Large interior in part of Hobart with lots of…read morerestaurants and bars. It was open and welcoming with huge area at the back adjacent to brewing tanks. They have concrete ping pong table and large concrete benches to sit at. Food limited range. We had variations on burgers and they were good if not out of the box. Plenty of on-site beer options. As a visitor from the States this is the best local beer. Tried Porter which was ok but two others were just good IPA style beers without being over the top. I am sure this could be more crowded in the evening but settled for being open for food mid afternoon which seems a bit of a rarity in Tasmania and this area.

Love this place! Table tennis, fires, excellent beer and cider, fabulous chips and a very decadent…read morecheese steak burger! Friendly service too. After a very disappointing experience at a 'craft brew specialist' elsewhere in Hobart, I was delighted to find Shambles. Highly highly recommended!

3 years on and not much changed. However changes coming. Likely to be closed down to make way for a…read morehuge new sports stadium complex. Maybe they can find a little spot for them but will not be the same. Try while you can!

We came here in August and had a great time. The amount of different bruises made by the Hobart…read morebrewing company were awesome. We stood outside beside a large fire and it was a great atmosphere. We didn't eat here but we had several beers and a love the variety. Great service, I'd come back again.

What a dream. This is one of the oldest breweries in the city. They feature four types of beer. I…read moreordered the flight sampler. I also ordered the beef brisket. It had the best sauce thus far during my Australian trip. What makes this place magical is the garden. This is a heritage spot overlooking my Wellington. It's also adjacent to the rivulet walking trail. So a nice combination is walking from Central on the trail. And stop at the brewery at the end. There is also a. Bus, which runs between city center in the brewery.

Very informative history tour with knowledgeable guide…read more Good food and beer off cause!

Went there for late Friday afternoon beer in sun. Mission accomplished. Obviously hip place with…read morebud in outdoor yard on large garden area. The whole thing on the edge of Battery Point and Salamanca. Parking a bit limited but worth sorting it out to enjoy wide range of beers. Inside numerous rooms which seem common in oldish pubs in Tasmania.

Great burgers and atmosphere. Also, staff happy to help out with drink selections. Good for a…read morechill afternoon or evenings with friends and family

A traditional pub located in the heart of the trendy Salamanca market area. We wanted something…read morereally casual for our first night in Hobart and this fit the bilL. I requested a booking online bUt it wasn't really necessary on a midweek evening at the end of January. Instead of the nice table inside, we grabbed a spot outside on the great shaded patio. Burgers and sandwiches make up most of the menu and tHere are several versions of sliders as well. We chose the eye of beef filet sliders, a side order of chips (thick cut fries) and a Cesar salad. The salad particularly tasted good after a long couple of days off traveling. Overall the food was decent but nothing all that special or memorable. Nonetheless the atmosphere was great with lots of locals grabbing pints of beer after work and enjoying the beautiful weather.

I visited this place with a group of close friends, we were excited by what locals had told us but…read morewhen we got there our reservation was double booked. We eventually got a table and began to browse the menu, none of the burgers sounded all that appealing and were all very expensive for a burger, even before adding fries/drinks. One of us ordered their biggest burger (over $22) and when it came out, it didn't look good, they said the patties and other ingredients tasted burnt and the bread was old. For a place in Salamanca, this was a poor experience and we will not be returning, how they're in business I have no idea.