Hobart doesn't need Grill'd... we've got Burger Got Soul. The burger list is overwhelmingly…read moreawesome, and I refuse to believe that anyone would have trouble finding a burger to meet their needs. The menu is on par with burger joints on the mainland in terms of price, and BGS is keen to draw attention to the freshness of their ingredients, from their salads through to their house-made buns. Eat in store or take away. My favourite thing about take away at BGS is that they welcome phone orders, so instead of having to hang around Sandy Bay for fifteen minutes, you can just roll up, collect your order and take off. Perfect. Plus there's Gillespies Ginger Beer (my happy place) in the fridge. If you're dining in (or waiting for takeaway) there's also free wi-fi for customers, which is always a winner in my books.

Best place so far in Tasmania. They offer gluten free bun for burgers. When asked if the bun is…read morealso soy free, first were not able to answer, but they did some extra mile and found the answer - turns out gluten free buns are also soy free. May be very important information for allergic like me :)

Disappointed they didn't have any fried chicken. Their roast chicken is however, a healthier option…read moreand tasted as it should. Nothing spectacular. Succulent but then again I didn't have the breast part to really say if it is that succulent all over! Their American burger - can't remember the exact name was pretty tasty. Their chips and gravy reminded me of primary school and high school. For the nostalgia, it was worth it. Can't say the chicken is the best I've experienced but if I'm hungry and looking for something to eat and nothing else was opened, I'd eat here.

This chain has been around for a fair while and is ok if you're not looking to be too healthy…read more Their chips (with or without gravy) are good and they burgers and chicken rolls are tasty. Their cooked chicken can be good, but I often find it too dry. Overall good value for money.

I've been going to La Bella for years as they provide good service and the pizza's great, but a…read morerecent customer service experience blew me away. I had two pizzas being cooked and half of one of them didn't get put into the oven properly and was a little burnt - it wasn't that big an issue to me but they gave me a free bottle of coke, cooked me another pizza and gave me the not-so-burnt pizza as well. I've had 100s of pizzas from there over a long period of time and couldn't recommend La Bella more highly.

Italian style pizza joint. Best Pizza's in the Sandy Bay area for the price, sell by the slice as…read morewell and are open late. 2 large pizzas are about $25, but they are proper pizza's not the Domino/Pizza Hut kind.

Great "go-to" option for lazy nights! Kids are always happy with lazy nights! Service is friendly,…read morefood is as good as fish and chips get!

So somehow my order was missed however this was probably a blessing for me. Watching the staff…read moreworking was a delight. They were competent, friendly, respectful and you could tell they loved working there. Thank you

My wife & I had an awesome meal here. I had the Sardo pizza and it was the best…read more My wife had the Marina pasta and raved. We would both totally recommend Solo.

Being fairly new to trying a lot of Italian except the staples, I was going to go with the usual…read morecarbonara, but chose something different this time. I chose the diavolo , sweet chili, sweet soy sauce, mushrooms, chicken and cream. I have to say, it was absolutely delicious!!! Around the table we had chicken cacciatore, chicken carbonara, spaghetti bolognese, diavolo ravioli, BBQ pizza and garlic bread. Everyone was extremely happy with the meal, it was all delicious. Great prices, comfortable seating, good atmosphere and our waitress was fabulous! If you're looking for a good Italian meal, be sure to check out the great people at Solo!

The Vietnamese Kitchen is a fairly classic Asian take-away / restaurant. Basic tables and chairs, a…read morebain marie of pre-cooked classics like Beef in Black Bean Sauce or Sweet 'n Sour Pork and an ice-cream counter. However, don't underestimate this place - the Ice Cream is Valhalla (brilliant Tasmanian-made ice cream) and if you avoid the bain marie items you get delicious fresh Asian food fast. Personally, I recommend you order the Beef Noodle Soup and pile on lots of the [very hot] chilli oil that is available on most tables. It will burn you to a crisp but you will love every bite!

Just ordered beef spicy po a few minutes ago. Never in my life have I ate such horrible food. The…read morebeef was thick sliced of the lowest grade meat and the noodles was spaghetti noodles. The soup tasted like a 50 cent pack of Ramen noodles. Took a taste and left the meal on the table. Should have known it was not an authentic Vietnamese place. Avoid this place and take your money and time elsewhere.

we went to McDonald's for dinner and it was good I had a McChicken and an ice chocolate drink the…read moreice chocolate didn't taste of chocolate that much but it was still good overall it was yummy

Yes, I did eat here. Nice location with the expected look and feel. Staying on Tasmania for so…read morelong, it's great to try all the local favorites, but every now and then, you want some good old American fast food. Great friendly crew. Today? Vegemite: In many countries around the world, breakfast starts with spreading something on toast. For many Americans, it's peanut butter or jelly, but not both. That's lunch. For Europeans, it's often Nutella. And for Australians, it's Vegemite. Vegemite was invented in Australia. Made from the extract left over after yeast make beer, the stuff is salty and the color of shoe polish. But Vegemite is packed with vitamin B and is often one of Australian children's first solid foods. At McDonald's, you can order Vegemite with your English muffin. Oddly enough, Australian Happy Meals don't include Vegemite. Instead, they serve something called the Pasta Zoo. No koalas or kangaroos here, just vegetable and cheese ravioli in the shape of zoo animals, served with a side of "Zoo Goo," made of tomato, fructose, thickener, vegetable powder, animal fat, coloring, preservative, vegetable gum and more.

Surprise taste of all the dishes, especially on the soft crabs and Suwan soup noodle~ I would like…read morego to there again

They had several vegetarian and vegan choices. I liked the tofu and vegetables, and the yellow…read morecurry. TheThai bread was deep fried and came with a slightly spicy peanut sauce. A little oily but interesting.