Very average experience. Not friendly or accommodating staff, coffee was pretty terrible and just not a nice vibe here. Food was ok but very average. Wouldn’t return.
Very average experience. Not friendly or accommodating staff, coffee was pretty terrible and just not a nice vibe here. Food was ok but very average. Wouldn’t return.
My wife and I spent a night at the MACq 01 Hotel and wanted a little something different for breakfast. So off we went on a leisurely walk around the Hobart waterfront within 200m of our hotel we came across the Zero Davey Cafe. Somewhat...quirky and obviously catering for both diners and the walk-to-work crowd, we found the staff friendly and the breakfast of two French Omelettes and coffee very filling, and good value. Recommended.More
Very clean and close to everything. Bit close to traffic. Staff helpful. Room was roomy we stayed on second floor overlooking the river.
We had been to the Hobart Information Centre and Zero Davey was recommended as a nearby café that had a reputation for good breakfasts. It didn't disappoint, I enjoyed my French omelette and my wife her natural muesli and accompanying coffees. Friendly service, the premises...clean and hygienic.More
lovely food, great coffee and so handy under apartments we were staying, opened early enough before our tours
We had breakfast here every day we were in Hobart. Smashed avo on toast; omelettes and coffee were the perfect way to start the day. Friendly and happy staff always trying to please.
Today to be charged $20 for a muffin sandwich of an egg,1pce of bacon, small amount spinach and hollandaise sauce and a hash brown Left hungry😪.
Had a ham, cheese and avocado croissant, Pleasant takeaway / milk bar style food. They make a good coffee and service was friendly.
We ate lunch while in the Yacht Race Village at the Zero Davey Cafe pop up cafe for the end of the Sydney to Hobart Yacht race and loved it. We had a scallop pie and washed it down we cider from a nearby stall....Just delicious. We sat on the seating provided and listened to entertainment. The pastry was so light and thin and the filling lovely.More
Had a quick brekkie there one morning before a tour. The coffee was good, the fruit salad with yoghurt decent, and the sandwich quite good. Not the most enticing place in Hobart but good good-quality food and coffee and friendly staff.
Popped in this morning for a quick breakfast after staying at Zero Davey Apartments - we’ve been here for breakfast before and it was fine so not sure if they have changed chef or management? Anyway, we ordered two avocado toasts. The menu promises “half...an avocado on sourdough”. What we got was a very thin smearing of that avocado spread in a tube, on two bits of bread. You can taste the lemon in it - I eat this stuff all the time when I’m feeling lazy, however it’s not what you expect when you hand over $12 to a cafe. What we received was probably what I would expect had I paid $6 or $7 like you do with other spreads on toast. Not a hint of real avocado. Brekkie all up was $35, a complete rip off compared to the delicious $10 egg and bacon roll and coffee offered by Jam Packed cafe just a short walk around the corner.More
As the cafe was incorporated into the hotel we used it a few times but only for breakfast. Service was excellent, good atmosphere and food was good. Had morning papers for reading and good coffee to go with the meal
Met for lunch with friend. Good choice of mostly inexpensive dishes. Pasta was good as was toasted focaccia, all followed by coffees. Satisfying on a cool Spring day. Recommended.
I used to pop in here whenever I had a class at uni, and would usually get a nice sandwich or drink. The staff are really friendly and it's nice for either eating in or for take away.
Great menu, lots of variety and chances to customise. Great prices too. Delicious coffee, great staff, all our meals were very yummy and great sizes.