Was a great yummy meal kids enjoyed it very much We had to ask for the kids ice cream as we waited for about half an hour after meal was finished but didnt worry us that muchAnd kids ate free which was a bonus Will be back again soon Better than takeaway Sunday for sure

Came here for a casual dinner. The staff were really friendly, and the vibe is cozy. They&#39;ve got solid vegan and gluten-free options, which is great. I had a glass of their house red with my meal &ndash; a simple, easy-drinking choice that worked well. A nice, relaxed spot.

Mixed entree and pink ling curry were both good. Flavours were solid, spice level was well-judged for non-locals.

Family-friendly spot with mild options. Good Mexican food, even for picky eaters.

Loved the lamb and blue cheese pizza. The wine list had a nice local red that paired perfectly with the bold flavours.

Easy street parking was a plus. The hotel ground floor location is handy, and their wine list had a nice local option that went well with our meal.

Food took a while, but the wait was fine with a glass of their house red. Staff were friendly and quick once things got moving. The steak was cooked just right.

Been coming here for years. Their hot chocolate is the one I keep coming back for. Rich, not too sweet. Just hits the spot every time.

The corn and kale fritters were delicious, and the French toast was so rich. But the vibe is what really got me&mdash;super relaxed, just right for a lazy morning. I could sit there for hours.

The black garlic chashu ramen is fantastic. Really hope they keep it on the menu. It&#39;s a nice, cozy little spot for Japanese food, and a good option if you&#39;re watching your budget in Hobart.

Great for a celebration. The staff surprised us with a little birthday cake, which was a nice touch.

The lamb chops were huge, and the seafood platter had generous servings. Everything was cooked nicely. A solid meal, though it did get a bit noisy later in the evening.

The brookie in the little pan was good, warm and gooey with ice cream. A nice finish.

Loved the outdoor seating here, and the little play area for kids is a nice touch. The whole complex has a really relaxed vibe. We just grabbed a coffee and a pastry, but it felt like a proper little escape.

Love the rustic vibe here. They&#39;ve got a mix of comfy lounge chairs and bar stools, so you can pick what suits you. It just feels really relaxed and unpretentious.

As a coeliac, I really value their gluten-free awareness. The pizza base is one of the best I&#39;ve tried. The whole process felt safe and considered.

Had a lovely family dinner here. The staff were so friendly and patient with our little ones. The food came out at a good pace, which helped a lot with the kids. Prices felt fair for what we got.

As a vegetarian, I was happy to see a few affordable options on the menu. The staff were very friendly and didn&#39;t mind at all when I asked for a small tweak to my dish. A comfortable spot for a simple, tasty meal.

Grabbed a pizza and frittata for takeaway. Both were clearly fresh from the oven, the crust had a nice crisp. Coffee was good too, a solid pick-me-up.

First time trying the $15 parmi here during happy hour. Solid pub feed for the price, especially being right on Salamanca. The schnitzel was huge and the chips were decent. Good spot for a casual bite.

Went for Wing Wednesday and those Nashville wings really packed a punch! 🔥 Great beer list too.

Been coming here for years, and the roti with peanut sauce is still the best way to start. Always crispy, and that sweet sauce hits just right.

Stopped by for breakfast. The portions are massive, couldn&#39;t finish my plate. Coffee was good, strong. Nice, relaxed spot to start the day.

The rice bowls are so filling for the price. Tried the sushi too, they have these rice paper rolls which are a fun twist. A solid spot for a quick, satisfying lunch.

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