Da Angelo’s is, simply, part of the Hobart food landscape. As reliable and steady as the Queen Mary. Since 1994, the business partnership of Angelo and Marco has been feeding Hobart with great Italian food. They both come from the southern part of Italy, near Sicily, so pizza and pasta make up the bulk of…
Just how many bars and restaurants can Hobart take? As the food and bar scene seems to be expanding like the cosmos, we do wonder sometimes if this dazzling array of food and eating choices must reach a limit – of sustainability. But Phat Fish is a good addition. And it’s delivered by a…
If only knives could talk. And according to John Hiscock, they can, sort of. There’s not a lot about knives he doesn’t know these days, and like the peddlers of old, he takes his business out to the marketplace. Chefs’ knives. Old-fashioned idea, old-fashioned service, but state of the art, high tech delivery. What does…
Frogmore Creek still delivers art on a plate under the guidance of Ruben Koopman. And what art it is.
Adrian Beckett has learnt to follow his nose and dreams and they lead him into the most surprising places.
Franklin soared, then sputtered, then soared, sputtered, and on the whole has been privy to very mixed reviews. So we thought we’d give it one more spin.
A great restaurant is absolutely the sum of its many parts. But Nickel Kitchen & Bar go that extra mile. It’s pure theatre.
Fico Bistro and Vino is much more than a bistro – but not pretentious fine dining either. It straddles the two nicely.
Hobart gives the Japanese Bar (Wa) its very own vibe, and overall? A great addition to the food and bar scene of our incredible city.
Landscape restaurant is all about presence – at home, and the landscape that informs the entire island of Tasmania. Clever and relaxed, is how I’d sum it up.