This was a beatfully decorated restaurant with great service and amazing food. We will definitely be back!
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This was a beatfully decorated restaurant with great service and amazing food. We will definitely be back!
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This is a beautiful restaurant in South Hobart - 5 minutes from the city. The small intimate restaurant is run by a married couple the husband a French chef and front of house by his friendly and welcoming Australian wife. The walls are beautifully hand-painted by Peter Gouldthorpe, the childrens' picture book illustrator and artist, who is also a family...
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You will love the tromp l'oeil in this charming restaurant. The food's good too! The name says it all. There's a limited menu but everything is reliable.
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I don't like being too negative - but -- in a pricey restaurant you shouldn't get instant bake "bread rolls" -- you know those styrofoam thingies from Woolies. And as for the chips - dare I say french fries ( yes my name is pommes frites) they were decidedly of the factory made variety which come frozen in a big...
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We went here to celebrate a family occasion with a party of six. We sampled all the entrees, and voted the quail and the gnocchi outstanding, with the terrine running close behind. The mains were wonderful - the steak and Bearnaise sauce the star. We loved the leisurely pace, and felt we were in Paris surrounded by the wonderful murals,...
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This little family run restaurant is only just out of town and is worth the effort to locate. The food transports you back to provincial France and is luxurious. I had the chicken gnocchi in a creamy tarragon sauce for entree with Tony having quail with grapes. The gnocchi was so light it was a pillowy transport for a burst...
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A classy place to get a good steak. very intimate atmoshphere
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Went to Hobart to celebrate a family birthday and was taken to this charming restaurant. A small yet delicious menu, with a wonderful hostess (unfortunately I drank too much and can't remember her name).
Her husband runs the kitchen, which my local friends thought was a touch slow, but I thought was reasonable and well paced timing. Good fresh food...
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Great meal
We arrived 30mins before our booking, and for a smallish restaurant this is not good - but the hostess was lovely sat us down and let us order drinks while we waited which was great
Food was awesome - French onion soup was fantastic, duck with prunes and apple was beautifully done and the pomme noisettes we superb...
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This restaurant is a gem. The ambience is a typical french restaurant, with wonderful lifelike murals on the walls , quiet,friendly and efficient service and the wonderful food produced by the chef, aah the wonderful food.
We were only in Hobart for a few days but simply had to go back again before we left because we enjoyed the whole...
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