Tasmania Food Guide: Best Restaurants in Tasmania

1. Ranelagh General Store Cafe

TheForkUserThis restaurant is so unassuming but it’s the third time I’ve been and my companions were very happy with their experience. The lighting and decor give a comfortable, intimate yet quirky atmosphere. The music is at just the right volume. The food was fresh and produced in house. There was only one negative comment from the group and that was that the Wilbur burger was supposed to have blue cheese on it but they couldn’t taste it and it seemed to be just plain cheese. We had a really great time and felt it was good value for money. Although we chose to BYO, there was an interesting choice of non alcoholic options on the menu too. Thank you for a great meal.

2. Get Shucked Oyster

4.5/5

7 Reviews

AU$28Seafood

一休哥3When I came here in 2015, this oyster farm was not so well-known. In order to attract Chinese customers, the boss wrote the words "Shengchonghao" crookedly on the sign on the tree. Although there were typos, it did not affect understanding at all, nor could it hide its deliciousness. Five years have passed, and the shop is still the same, but it has become a well-known online celebrity shop in Hobart and even Tasmania. Almost all guests who come to Bruny Island will taste fresh oysters here. We ordered three large plates and took photos for friends who came with us that year. They all said that this was full of memories. The shop is on the way to Bruny Island. There are many more customers than before. I recommend everyone to come and taste it.

3. Willie Smith's Apple Shed

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塔斯马尼亚州旅游局Tasmania is an island with many creators and producers who combine creativity and ingredients to transform food and handicrafts with distinctive flavors. Tasmania's markets are a popular place to experience Tasmania's fireworks and creative vitality, and the rich food and handicrafts at the market are worth the trip. Salamanca Market Hobart's Salamanca Market has a history of 50 years. It opens every Saturday from 8:30 to 15:00 in Salamanca Place. The 19th-century Georgian sandstone warehouse and the looming Mount Wellington form the unique background of the market. This is one of Tasmania's popular tourist attractions, with more than 300 stalls, ranging from handicrafts to agricultural products, from whiskey to wool, from wood to truffles. Willie Smith's Artisan and Produce Market Willie Smith's Artisan and Produce Market is held every Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 at Willie Smith's Apple Shed near Huonville. The agricultural products here are an important selling item in the market. There are more than 20 stalls here every week, ranging from gourmet small goods, honey, baked goods, jams, pickles and preserves to ceramics, leather products and handmade wood products. Although it is small in scale, it is rich in variety. Launceston Harvest Farmers' Market The Launceston Harvest Farmers' Market has about 60 stalls and is open every Saturday from 8:30 to 12:30 in the center of Launceston. Accompanied by local music, visitors can talk with local farmers and taste honey, oysters, summer berries, vegetables, beer, whiskey, etc. in northern Tasmania, which will satisfy your appetite. Bream Creek Farmers Market The Bream Creek Farmers Market is held on the first Sunday of every month at the Bream Creek Showgrounds, where a variety of locally grown seasonal produce is brought together and sold directly by the crop producers. In the lush farmland surrounding Bream Creek, innovative farmers, gourmets and outstanding winemakers share the quality products they produce with their hands and the land. Farm Gate Market This lively Hobart farmers market, known as "Farmy" by locals, is held on Bathurst Street every Sunday from 8:30-13:00. It attracts producers and consumers from all over Tasmania. The variety of items is rich and complete. Visitors can stroll through the market and then enjoy breakfast or brunch at the Grub Hub. Penguin Undercover Market Penguin Undercover Market is a famous underground market in Tasmania. It was built in 1925 and is open every Sunday from 9:00-15:00. In addition to locally made goods such as jewelry, produce, collectibles and plants, there is music played by local musicians and a basement food court for visitors to enjoy a leisurely lunch in the market. In addition, there are also a number of community markets to visit, such as Evandale (every Sunday morning), Cygnet (first and third Sunday of each month), New Norfolk (every Saturday morning) and Providore Market in Port Derwent (every second Friday night of each month).

4. Bruny Island House of Whisky

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5. Port Huon Cafe

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6. Hotel Bruny

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Best Restaurants in July in Hastings (Updated 2025)

1. Ranelagh General Store Cafe

2. Get Shucked Oyster

3. Willie Smith's Apple Shed

4. Bruny Island House of Whisky

5. Port Huon Cafe

6. Hotel Bruny