4 Restaurants in Hobart CBD, Hobart

From busy hubs such as the Tasmanian Parliament to tourist attractions like the Salamanca Market and the Museum of Old and New Art, there's plenty to do. However, a busy day requires a good breakfast, which makes the cafes and restaurants in Hobart's CBD perfectly placed to cater to that need. At Harbour Lights Cafe on Morrison Street, there's a range of tempting breakfast items on the menu waiting for you to get stuck in. We recommend starting with a freshly brewed coffee, before the breakfast bruschetta made with mushrooms, avocado served on homemade bread with fresh tomato, basil and balsamic reduction. Or, for those who like things sweet, try the pancake stack flavoured differently each day.

For carnivores there's plenty on offer in Hobart's CBD, where the local restaurants serve up excellent meat dishes using locally sourced produce. With Tasmania farming over 600,000 cattle across the island, it's no surprise that delicious red meat dishes such as the beef cheek rendang with sweet potato and apple on offer at The Duke on Macquarie Street feature heavily on menus.