Restaurants in Hobart

Agrarian Kitchen sits in a converted 19th-century asylum in New Norfolk, 38km from Hobart, where chef Rodney Dunn builds the menu around a working kitchen garden. Named on Tatler's Best Restaurants Asia-Pacific 2025 list, it is easy to book relative to its award tier. Worth the drive for food-focused travellers; not a late-night or city-convenience option.

The Glass House Hobart sits on Brooke Street Pier at Franklin Wharf, making it one of the most accessibly located dining options on Hobart's waterfront. Booking is easy compared to the city's harder-to-secure rooms, and it works well as a reliable neighbourhood option. For more ambitious cooking, Templo and Agrarian Kitchen are stronger picks — but for waterfront convenience, this is a sensible call.