The Cornelian Bay Boat House is deceiving from the outside; a casual affair with a dirt car park in…read morethe middle of a waterfront park. However, walk inside and you'll find a classy restaurant serving high-quality food. The location is also fantastic; right on the waterfront looking back towards the bridge.

From the owner: An excellent reputation for exceptional food and professional friendly service.read more

The Observatory is one of the best Night Clubs in the Salamanca District. Dress code is important,…read moremust be neat casual, no sneakers or anything like that. But once your in its a great environment, has a lounge area, a dance floor, smoking area, VIP area. A reasonable Nightclub bar, bit more expensive then other places, but worth it for the dancing and atmosphere. Best to get in early on night like Wed, Fri and Sat. Otherwise after 11 there's quite a big line.

This place was terrible all round, staff were extremely rude from the time we got to the door,…read moresecurity staff at the door were very obnoxious and just seemed like they didn't want to be there, bar staff were very rushed and didn't even talk when coming over, just stood there waiting for to ask for what u wanted and then hand over Money after 2 drinks we left, Never to return

Small-fry, I've tried with you, but I have to call it…read more The space is small and beautiful but you didn't establish it. I went in with two friends today and despite a corner being vacated, your staff tried to place the three of us in a row, instead of in the corner. Have you ever dined with more than two people seated side by side? Conversation is impossible. We managed to negotiate our way into the corner despite your staffer's grave resistance to it (the hesitation being that us sitting in the corner would leave a single seat either side of us and heaven forbid solo diners from existing... we promised to move if the situation arose, and funnily enough, it didn't). Your menu (no longer presented on a wooden cube) is so expensive. The four cheese toastie was beautiful, but $18? And forgive me, but does anyone actually pay $20 for that porridge? And is a half hour wait for food really that great when you've got your prep piled on counters and only half a dozen seated customers? The coffee is still good.

Small-fry will make you feel like home. Not too many on the menu but what's on it is nice. Also you…read morecould find donuts and other sweet treats off the menu. The chef would cook just in front of you which is like in your own private dining room. Love the atmosphere here! Really Small but so sweet.

Princes Wharf 1, more commonly known as PW1, is Hobart's main convention centre. Better than…read moretrekking out to Derwent Park or the Showgrounds one way or Wrest Point another way, PW1 is an excellent central space for a big-ass convention (Hobart-scale, anyway). I've been to more events here in my two years of Hobart life than I can count on two hands--markets and festivals top my list. I've sat down with 999 others for a long table dinner, I've strolled through aisles of handmade products, aisles of food, I've wrestled for table space at packed food hall events. I've been warm, I've been cold. I've watched international bands play to a packed-out hall. I've drank coffee and I've drank wine. PW1 is a great space--unless there are a lot of people here and you have to use the bathroom. The toilets here are notorious for going to hell within a couple of hours of an event, so you better hope the event you're headed to is a) quiet or b) prepared with portaloos outside. But back to the crux of it--awesome central location for awesome events.