Amazing selection of beautiful chocolates & confectionary including the fabulous LiquorLips line -…read moregin, whisky or liqueur filled chocolates. they also have beautiful pottery imported from Japan, children's items and nice Tassie souvenirs. Lisa and Franz are very friendly & helpful behind the counter. And now you don't have to wait until Safurday to buy your LiquorLips!!

OK, Norman & Dann. You've done it! Either you hired new staff, or the older ones magically turned…read moreinto nicer versions of themselves, but I no longer dread stopping in here for my chocolate pretzel fix. The woman who's normally behind the counter lately is really sweet (hehe sweet at a chocolate shop) and engaging, and I'm happy to throw my dollars at her. Lately I've found a new obsession in there too--beautiful lollipops in some amazing flavours!

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

Every week 3 days a week coffee and toastie or sausage rolls so worth it!!! And they look after…read morepeople who do it rough they helped me not even 18 months ago

Great coffee and wonderful food. Super friendly staff. Great spot for morning coffee and you can…read morepre-order your coffee from the Skip app.

This dock is basically for the two Mures fish restaurant and some fishing boats. Not much else to…read moresay about it, as it is otherwise uninteresting. I dined at the upstairs Mures restaurant, which was excellent.

One for the sweet-tooths of the apple isle, Sweet Envy is a dentist's delight. Adorably kitted out…read morein whitewash and pastels, this dessert haven has a way of calming you down and exciting you all at once. With a mix of old favourites and new creations all whipped up in-house, you won't walk out of here disappointed--even if you're not a sweets fan, because there's also a small selection of savoury items like sandwiches and rolls available. One of the best corners of the shop is the ice-cream window, and yes, all frozen goods are made in-house as well. Let crazy flavours like butter beer be your guide. Yes, you can even get away with asking for a sample spoon of a couple of flavours (but don't get too greedy). There are a few tables both inside and outside if you'd like to stop in for morning or afternoon tea (hot and cold beverages are also available), but don't be scared to get some precious cargo to take away instead (or as well!).

This place was so pretty! The presentation of its products made it so appetizing and appealing. We…read morecame here for morning tea after eating our way through Salamanca markets. We took a focaccia home but sat in store to enjoy a short Mac and flat white. We had the Lexington pancake - out of curiosity really and the PB&J cupcake. The Lexington pancake had cream, lemon curd and a berry compote tart. Yummy is the best way to describe it but the lavender flavoured cream was a bit overpowering - probably just not used to it. Coffee was alright and helped me continue on our food nerd journey through Hobart! All things were reasonably priced too by our Sydneysider standards of usually paying too much for not as good! Definitely recommend this to anyone visiting Hobart!

Brooke Street Pier is a unique, four-story floating building and ferry terminal located at…read moreSullivans Cove on Hobart's waterfront. Completed in 2015 for approximately A$13 million, it was Australia's largest floating structure at the time. It serves as a major "tourism transport hub," most notably as the departure point for ferries to Mona (Museum of Old and New Art). Gayle and I wandered through during a morning walk along the Hobart waterfront. I came out with a nice Huon Pine Magnet from the good folks at Tiger Ina Papera Unique Woodcraft, who also has a gallery in the Salamanca Art Centre.

Pier has restaurants & pubs in the evening. During the day local artists, winemakers & distillers…read morehave tables with their wares. But tonight we saw people looking like pirates preping an old ship. From what we read this historic ship is traveling around Australia & will be back next year. Colorful!

Excellent coffee!!! Beautiful view. Hardest working barista…read morecreating an amazing experience. Well worth the stop!

Absolutely the cutest coffee shop with the most breathtaking view! The coffee was extremely tasty…read moreand the banana bread was out of this world. The milk crates and seating arrangement around the van made it such a welcoming and lively atmosphere. The staff were super friendly and high spirited. I 100% recommend checking out this adorable van for a delicious drink and a snack while exploring the Tasman Peninsula.

This is my second time visiting this bakery and I would highly recommend this place to everyone. By…read morefar the best bakery in town with amazing homemade pies and beautiful pastries for dessert.

Great bread, great patisserie, if your in Sandy Bay a MUST visit!read more