Eateries — drawonfood

Born in Brunswick  410 Elizabeth Street North Hobart 7000 breakfast  lunch  coffee  smoothies  brunching cocktails A brave twist on hobart’s eating style through various food combinations and impeccable  presentation. part owned by former Masterchef contestant Con Vailas and partner, his childhood friend. Both owners are originally from hobart. born in brunswick was conceived in Melbourne and born in hobart.casual but remaining flawless in service works under former stillwater chef, Joshua Retzen. Without living in Melbourne this venue philosophy would have not been successful.  The menu is different giving hobart a taste of Melbourne through techniques of fermentation and pickling. the menu works to combine unusual ingredients as well as a diversity of culinary influences from around the world.

Born in Brunswick North Hobart

Genevieve DruryJanuary 9, 2018

Bury me Standing Bagels  104 Bathurst Street Hobart 7000 bagels  baked goods  smears  vegan lemon curd  cinnamon sugar  coffee  homemade chai A hole in the wall that delivers a range of pot-boiled bagels. These bagels change flavours daily and come accompanied with the daily smear, cream cheese, vegan lemon curd or cinnamon sugar. A hole in the wall style appeals to take away customers or perched on the side of old milk crates with cushions to sit outside. Located in hobart’s city this quick and nourishing food option is an easy grab on the go choice. operating five days a week this business also occupies itself at the salamanca and farm gate markets.

Bury Me Standing Bagels Hobart

Genevieve DruryJanuary 8, 2018

Machine Laundry Cafe  12 Salamanca Place, Battery Point, 7004 breakfast  lunch  coffee  morning and afternoon delights Machine Laundry Cafe bustles seven days a week in the salamanca square with regulars and visitors. a stroll through the salamanca market on Saturdays brings a high turn over of customers into machine laundry. Wholesome and huge portions is what machine laundry does best in terms of their menu. consisting of large bowls of porridge to the perfect cooked eggs and array of sides Machine’s menu caters for everyone. Warm indoor seating or large amounts of undercover outdoor seating surrounds you with the salamanca square and local tango dancing atmosphere.

Machine Laundry Cafe Salamanca

Genevieve DruryJanuary 7, 2018

Small Fry  3/129 Bathurst Street Hobart 7000 culinary experience  doughnuts  seasonal breakfast and lunch  coffee  alcohol Housing the old bar and eatery, sidecar this cafe explores the idea of having your meal prepared directly in front of you. entering into this venue a large concrete bench top fills up the majority of the cafe. Separating the customers and the chef this venue becomes a visual food experience, through watching the chef prepare. a seasonally changing menu focusing on Tasmanian produce through supporting the local growers and markets. Each time spent at this venue has been an enjoyable experience that you do not find elsewhere. small fry aims to produce a real paddock to plate experience, which is guided through the interaction between the chef and the customer. Not many eateries around hobart serve up one of my favourite breakfasts, porridge. on winter mornings small fry is the place to go if you want to be served up rolled oat vanilla porridge, mulled wine poached pears and lemon curd.

Small Fry Hobart

Genevieve DruryOctober 14, 2017

Pigeon Hole Cafe  93 Goulburn St, West Hobart TAS 7000 breakfast  lunch  coffee  afternoon delights A space not a lot bigger than a pigeon hole fills quickly with early morning people on their way into work. filling the walls are stacked jars of local fruit preserves from the weston farm. The weston family re housed the original pigeon hole cafe and made it something of their own. By owning a farm, north of hobart, allows the cafe. To strive on local produce in particular heirloom varieties. Small . simple + popular  pigeon hole cafe is a west hobart favourite. Generating a cool, hipster vibe, pigeon hole is eclectic and cosy constantly changing their organic menu.

PIgeon Hole Cafe West Hobart

Genevieve DruryMay 1, 2017

Straight Up Coffee & Food  202 Liverpool Street Hobart 7000 breakfast lunch coffee roastery gluten free vegetarian  Straight up coffee and food has captured the vibe for a quirky new market to Hobart’s eateries. their focus is centered around a cafe that is completely gluten free and vegetarian based with an in shop coffee roastery. Their approach aims to provide a clean eating cafe with a complete gluten free and vegetarian focused menu comprising of low and no refined sugar desserts. all elements are produced at the rear of the cafe to show visitors the full process of what they do. The ethos of making and producing quality good food and coffee is primarily illustrated through making as much as they can on premise. Straight up shows appreciation to the community and environment through their recycling procedures and using all biodegradable packaging.  customers . environment . community are straight up’s main focuses through their venue.

Straight Up Coffee & Food Hobart

Genevieve DruryOctober 25, 2016

Providence Cafe 42 Newdegate Street North Hobart 7000 breakfast lunch coffee A small cosy cafe that is hidden away in the back streets of north hobart. Focusing on good coffee and humble eats this cafe is brimming with locals in the area.  From a consistent menu serving porridge and banana bread the menu frequently changes with rotating specials.

Providence Cafe North Hobart

Genevieve DrurySeptember 21, 2016

Little Miss Patisserie  151 Argyle Street Hobart 7000 sweet and savoury french pastries and coffee Intimate, quirky and obscurely tucked away this cafe sits at the top end of argyle street. Pastries and exquisite cakes fill the changing cake windows daily. Service is on point with the staff running you through the daily baked goods available each day. The fit out is a hole in the wall style with one communal table, a window seat and outdoor seating for those summer days. The breakfast and lunch menu consists of sweet and savoury pastries accompanied with the owner and pastry chef in the visible kitchen mixing up the next batch of dough or icing for the ever changing menu.

Little Miss Patiserrie Hobart

Genevieve DrurySeptember 7, 2016

Ginger Brown  A homely, relaxed atmosphere that becomes constantly filled to the brim with local people from the area of south hobart. Ginger Brown maintains a strong relationship with returning regular customers and thrives on outstanding customer service.  A menu comprising of healthy, wholesome, gluten free and vegan friendly options invites a wide range of people to emerse themselves into this scene.   Becoming a regular over time this cafe maintains a consistent quality in their service, food and atmosphere. therefore this venue becomes a reoccurring place to eat, drink and catch up, never leaving you disappointed.

Ginger Brown South Hobart

Genevieve DrurySeptember 4, 2016

Berta  323A Elizabeth Street North Hobart 7000 breakfast morning tea lunch afternoon tea coffee An ever changing and evolving menu becomes a popular venue to return to. seasonal offerings influence the reason as to why particular meals become placed upon the menu. The mixed grain porridge is a selection for winter compared to a homemade granola or waffles with whipped yoghurt and seasonal fruit for summer. Through the experiences received at Berta I am continually pleased with the quality of food produced. Food that not only comforts the soul but becomes experimental in terms of the flavour combinations, presentation and experience.

Berta North Hobart

Genevieve DruryMay 11, 2016

Room for a Pony  338 Elizabeth Street North Hobart 7000 breakfast lunch coffee small bar nibbles booze Previously occupied as a car windscreen repair service this location become completely transformed. Three young knowledgeable men had a vision to transform the previously owned location into a new popular eatery. Room for a Pony an ode to one of several memorable quotes by Hyacinth Bucket of Keeping Up Appearances this cafe backs its good looks with even better offerings. Situated in north hobart’s busy eatery strip Elizabeth Street and pumps out trendy eats amid exposed cement . vertical greenery .  locally made furniture and ceramics.  Typical hipster chic, this place gathers all sorts; from young to old creating a mixed group of people. Weekdays are a civilised pace; weekends are when it really ramps up as locals emerge from the covers and seek an obligatory brunch and papers.

Room for a Pony North Hobart

Genevieve DruryDecember 28, 2015