Hobart Dining

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Hobart Dining

New restaurants and watering holes are popping up all over the city. Aloft and Waterline Brooke Street Pier Lounge Bar & Eatery bring a new sophistication to the waterfront. Then there’s Frank, Landscape, Templo, Fico, the list goes on. Plus there’s whisky bars, gourmet tours and cooking schools to tempt your taste buds.

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