Guidebook for New Town
Food Scene
Cafe 176. We call it 'The Postoffice Pizza". It is an old converted Postoffice - quite charming. Fantastic Pizza. Retro feel. You can ask to book the front room (for a group of about 6+) with Bay window and chandelier that looks onto New Town road - great atmosphere. Eclectic environment. Also art studio and sells Tasmanian craft.
176 New Town Rd
176 New Town RoadCafe 176. We call it 'The Postoffice Pizza". It is an old converted Postoffice - quite charming. Fantastic Pizza. Retro feel. You can ask to book the front room (for a group of about 6+) with Bay window and chandelier that looks onto New Town road - great atmosphere. Eclectic environment. Also art studio and sells Tasmanian craft.
Iconic Tasmanian cafe. The brother cafe to J&Mc in Battery Point. Great coffee. Great bread - take your morning walk to here - after your coffee, bring your bread home and get the newspapers across the road on the way back (New Town road newsagent)
166 místní doporučují
Jackman & McRoss
57 Hampden RdIconic Tasmanian cafe. The brother cafe to J&Mc in Battery Point. Great coffee. Great bread - take your morning walk to here - after your coffee, bring your bread home and get the newspapers across the road on the way back (New Town road newsagent)
Because - beautiful pastries by a French pastry chef by the same name [and a tiny cafe directly opposite]
10 místní doporučují
Jean-Pascal Patisserie
30 Carlton StBecause - beautiful pastries by a French pastry chef by the same name [and a tiny cafe directly opposite]
Daci&Daci is one of the most well-known cafes and bakeries in Hobart, opposite Parliament House. They have recently opened a second premises in New Town, and the French-inspired pastries are to die for, very beautiful. A high-end restaurant setting with attention to detail, but the business model is a cafe. Best recommended to come for breakfast, or coffee & a dessert or a pastry.
15 místní doporučují
Daci & Daci New Town
31-33 New Town RdDaci&Daci is one of the most well-known cafes and bakeries in Hobart, opposite Parliament House. They have recently opened a second premises in New Town, and the French-inspired pastries are to die for, very beautiful. A high-end restaurant setting with attention to detail, but the business model is a cafe. Best recommended to come for breakfast, or coffee & a dessert or a pastry.
Shopping
Quality grocer; if you like triple smoked bacon; King Island beef; treats and sells from Jean Pascal Patisserie in the bakery section [local French baker]. Also sells fruit and veg at supermarket price.
49 místní doporučují
Hill Street New Town
2 Augusta RdQuality grocer; if you like triple smoked bacon; King Island beef; treats and sells from Jean Pascal Patisserie in the bakery section [local French baker]. Also sells fruit and veg at supermarket price.
Parks & Nature
You simply cannot visit Hobart and not visit Mount Wellington (kunanyi). Any time of the day or night - except if there is heavy fog! Rug up any time of year for this! Bring a drink bottle - you can collect snow melt into it at a spot on the way up - there is a tiny waterfall that intersects the road - but it has a little wall around it - small children can easily step over it. In winter the locals try to see if they can get a snow man on the car bonnet to make it all the way to the beach (Sandy Bay). You can see the fails on some corners! But - a snowball fight on the beach is even worth bringing an eski- to make sure it gets to the beach [this is for under 13's generally :)
131 místní doporučují
Kunanyi / Mount Wellington
LOT 1 Pinnacle RdYou simply cannot visit Hobart and not visit Mount Wellington (kunanyi). Any time of the day or night - except if there is heavy fog! Rug up any time of year for this! Bring a drink bottle - you can collect snow melt into it at a spot on the way up - there is a tiny waterfall that intersects the road - but it has a little wall around it - small children can easily step over it. In winter the locals try to see if they can get a snow man on the car bonnet to make it all the way to the beach (Sandy Bay). You can see the fails on some corners! But - a snowball fight on the beach is even worth bringing an eski- to make sure it gets to the beach [this is for under 13's generally :)