Great food. Affordable. Nice location...right on Kingston beach.excellent service. Only very small…read morenegative about the place is that you end up smelling like a deep fryer after dining in...it has an open kitchen and ventilation must be poor. They often have live music here too. Great place to eat any night of the week.

Really good local restaurant. We generally get take-aways but have also eaten in. The epic chicken…read moreburger is a winner. Bar facilities offer a wide range of beers and wine. Service is always friendly and efficient. A warm atmosphere makes for a pleasant dining experience.

Similar idea to Panera's in US but the menu is slightly different and the menu is more diverse with…read moresome mixture of Indian, Thai spices. Enjoyed the egg salad sandwiches and the breads were excellent. The lattes were well made and the service was very good as well.

Go there often It's beautiful little cafe with incredible…read moredrinks Service is usually very fast

A top breakfast cafe featuring beautiful and intriguing dishes, fresh produce, and great coffee…read morewith friendly staff.

The food here was amazing and exceeded our expectations. We…read morehad the fish and chips and the chicken burger. The fresh bread and butter was scrumptious. Beautiful water views from the restaurant.

Pier One serves good quality (if not very adventurous) food with a beautiful outlook of the Derwent…read moreRiver. The restaurant has indoor seating, outdoor seating and a 'lounge' area with couches and coffee tables if you aren't having a full meal. The space is open and relaxed and makes good use of light and the scenery. The biggest issue I have with Pier One is that it is in the Wrest Point Casino complex - I don't gamble and find casinos in general to be tacky and boring. However, if you are like me it is possible to access the restaurant whilst still avoiding pretty much the entire casino by using the lower entrance or wandering around the water-side boardwalk.

This feels a little premature. Five star reviews should really only be doled out after more than…read moreone visit, IMO. But I'm gonna do it anyway because this place is too delightful. Firstly, let's set the scene. Heavens Above is a tearoom in an old/ex church space, with a little graveyard out the front, to boot. Classic. There's a breakfast menu and a lunch menu, but if you arrive just on the cusp of lunch the kitchen will probably still be kind enough to fry you up some crispy bacon and mushrooms, aka the perfect simple breakfast menu item. Definitely don't go past the drinks menu either--I couldn't quite fit in the namesake hot chocolate on my first visit but I've thought about it at least twice a week since my visit and I'll be returning soon to hit dat. Top it all off at Heavens Above with wonderfully sweet service and you've got five stars from me. I can't help myself. Send me back to Heaven.

Maybe it wasn't a good day. Signature Hot Chocolate seemed like ordinary hot chocolate. Pie with…read morea bit of salad seemed costly at $15. Sat at wonky table. Even though it's a refurbished church - there are no windows to see out of and it felt a little 'dull'. Will go again though as I am a local and definitely want to give it another try.

Recently renovated. They still have passionless fish and chips (pale, could use a minute or two…read moremore in the fryer...and don't be afraid to imbue food with a little thing called FLAVOUR), having said that they open at 6 and I went in this morning for a coffee, which was good, and their cling wrapped breakfast rolls and muffins looked good and brought back memories of uni brekkies from The Busy Bee in Launceston. I didn't buy because diet but it made me make a future, unspecified date in my head.

I live in the area and decided to make a change of venue for my morning coffee fix! A couple of…read morefriends had mentioned that they are regulars at the renovated take-away (it looks lovely) and I must say that I have been pleasantly surprised! It is clean for starters, the staff are all well presented & friendly and the food and coffee are really great! I have tried their wraps, a burger and the fish and chips (for the family) and I really couldn't fault it!! I'll be giving it 5 stars for being consistently good ;-) Nothing nicer than seeing an old fashioned family business succeeding in what they are obviously very good at!

Went for the first time this weekend, even though I have lived nearby for a year…read more Great food, cool spot, good service. Traditional lemon pancake was great, but the savory pancakes they do are even better. Only downside is the seating space but that's the downside to having a restaurant inside an old train carriage.

If you are looking for somewhere to have brunch that is just a little bit out of the ordinary then…read moreyou need to checkout the Pancake Train at the Margate Train! They have a list of delicious pancakes, lemon and sugar, maple syrup, Devonshire tea pancakes, and heaps for the kids! They also do all the great hot breakfast options like eggs, bacon etc You're seated inside an old train carriage and the decor and atmosphere is awesome!!

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!

From the owner: We host many world-class events music to art showings both local and international.read more

Workshop's been lurking in a corner of my brain since even before it opened, having links to Pulp…read moreFriction juice bar nearby, and boasting reuben sandwiches. I knew I had to get there. I don't know how it took me so long. I'm sorry, Workshop. Please forgive me. The reubens here now hover around the top of my sandwich list, particularly for Hobart. Massive slices of rye bread, all the right ingredients, a little bit of toasting... yes. I'm in. I'm a fan. Either pull up a seat in the arcade or take it away and the gents at Workshop will treat you right.