Café restaurants in Tasmania
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South Hobart Food Store
A little way out of the city centre – sure – but a trip to the Food Store is well worth the effort. This old shopfront cafe is full of booths, bookish students, brunching friends and kids under the tables.
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Undertone
Dig it! Underground Undertone is a hip new record bar/cafe attracting wired-for-sound city workers and students looking for something different. The hip young staff make a mean coffee, and serve a small but tasty section of salads, frittatas, toasted sandwiches, rolls and gluten-free cakes.
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Kit Kat Cafe
This welcoming café offers hungry arrivals off the ferry big bacon-and-egg breakfasts and eat-ins or takeaways including juicy, delicious burgers, fish and chips, wraps and sandwiches. There's a play corner where the little tackers can keep busy while you break your fast.
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La Cuisine
With Basque house cakes, stuffed sourdough rolls, juicy quiches and sensational salads, La Cuisine dragged the city out of the white-bread culinary quicksand when it opened in the mid-80s – no one in Hobart had seen a croissant before. Also at 108 Collins St ( [tel] 03-6224 2587).
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Sals on the Square
Part bar, part restaurant and occasional live-music venue, Sals has a takeaway counter on Salamanca Place and a huge prime possie on Salamanca Sq, where the real serious eating gets done. Pastas, risottos, steaks, burgers and salads rule the roost.
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Peelz Courthouse Cafe
There are freshly squeezed juices, smoothies, great coffees and fine chai lattés here. On Sundays you can enjoy a big brekky ($10.50) under the umbrellas outside. There are also good gourmet baguettes, burgers and pastas.
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Ma Foosies
Cosy tearoom serving breakfast till 11.30am (pancakes, stuffed croissants, bacon and eggs) and an array of light meals, including ploughman’s lunch, grilled panini, quiche and lasagne. Gluten-free menu available.
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Raincheck Lounge
This could be Darlinghurst or Fitzroy – Rain Check’s cool Moroccan-hewn room and sidewalk tables see punters sipping coffee, reconstituting over big breakfasts and conversing over impressive Mod Oz dinners.
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Ciuccio
Formerly Sugo, Ciuccio continues the theme of serious coffee and a menu with Italian leanings (pasta, pizza, risotto, panini) – an excellent all-rounder. Licensed Ciuccio is popular for drinks, too.
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Bombay Café
Follow your nose into the upbeat, BYO Bombay Café, where the great-value curries arrive thick and fast. Randomly placed bongs, fake flowers and embroidered wall-hangings are a bonus.
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Rosehip Café
Part of the Backpacker’s Barn complex, hip Rosehip does reliable coffee, healthy wraps, crisp salads, and good focaccias and soups with organic products.
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Kaos Café
This laid-back, gay-friendly spot offers up an assortment of tasty burgers, salads and risottos, and keeps serving until around 11.30pm.
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