Review Old Wharf Restaurant where stories abound
A bit of Austin Powers, the old navy and modern Hobart all thrown in together. Somehow at the Old Wharf Restaurant, this strange mix works.
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Restaurant Review Salamanca Wharf Cafe
The service here is always… unusual, to say the least. From a wonky tea pot last time, this time we entered the archaeology of bacon.
Restaurant Review Miss Jane
A good pizza is not as easy to make as you’d think. Miss Jane hits some real highs, but the pizza? Not fantastic…
Pub Crawl: Black Buffalo Hobart
Another pub crawl? Why not I say, and with Helen Ellis, who writes Rita’s Bite , we sidle down to ride the black buffalo.
Review: Machine Laundry Café
Machine Laundry Café has been slyly serving up great food for quite some time at the back of Salamanca Square. Naturally I had to review this one!
Patanella – Where’s There’s Love In The Food And In The Air
If you like your places dark and quiet – this is not it. But it’s a day and brunch space, so the whole ethos works and works well. welcome to Patanella.
Pub Crawl: The Homestead
Carl Wise runs the food blog Yippie Pie Yay. And yet still goes about his business quietly cooking at the Homestead Hotel. Pub crawl required? Why yes!
San Churro A Franchise That Divides But Does Not Conquer
San Churro was a monk who changed the bitter Aztec chocolate drink into a sweet delicacy. It’s also the name of chocolateria franchise now in Salamanca.
Pub Crawl: The New Sydney Hotel
New Sydney Hotel is a shining example of an old pub given new life by a sharp, clever entrepreneur. Boring old pub food? Think again.
The Drunken Admiral Officially A Tasmanian Institution
They’ve depth chargers on the menu, fishwives’ garden & battle of Cadiz stuff. One of Hobart’s oldest restaurant institutions – The Drunken Admiral.