In addition to Maths and other emotional constructs like love and trust, the one thing that is pretty constant in the world is coffee. Anywhere you go, coffee lovers far outnumber those who love tea and soda. There is something totally irresistible about that cup of joe whether it is hot, iced, or a blended Frappuccino.
To find the perfect place to have coffee, sandwiches, and pastries in a foreign place has always been a challenge. In Australia, for instance, we know Sydney and New South Wales is crawling with hole-in-the-wall cafes and restaurants that offer great tasting coffee. But if you are traveling Australia, maybe you planned a road trip to explore other cities some people do not visit as much, cafe frequenters will get a bit worried.
Well, it is a good thing Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania, is a place filled with the best cafes you will find in Australia. Not to mention, Hobart has a unique cityscape in that it was able to preserve their rich history and old world charm and fuse it with contemporary conveniences. This place is a dichotomy, one you would not want to miss out on, especially while enjoying a cuppa. So while you are looking for a car rental that can be booked in Hobart, check out this list of cafes you can visit on your stay there.
Ginger Brown
Ginger Brown is probably the most visited cafe in Hobart, you would not even get a table immediately once you get there. The cafe has become an institution in South Hobart and it has a menu that will keep you wanting for more. They serve delicious dishes presented as if you are dining in a posh restaurant, the prices are very reasonable, and it has a casual and relaxed vibe to it. Ginger Brown is open daily; if you want to come on a weekend, you might want to reserve seats because it is going to be jampacked.
Villino Espresso
When it comes to coffee, the people at Villino Espresso serves some of the best cups in Hobart. It is a small, cosy, very old-school Italian style coffee shop at Criterion Street. They have adapted and rebranded over the years and have started roasting their own coffee so that they can control the quality of their cups better. Get a taste of their Synergy Espresso or the Indonesian Ming Solok.
Yellow Bernard
The origin story of Yellow Bernard is quite interesting actually. It started out as a business run by two coffee-drinkers, they do not know much about how to work coffee or even how the hospitality industry works. But Yellow Bernard has now become a staple in Collins Street, they have their own seasonal blend called Project Yellow, and a single origin espresso they roast themselves. They learnt everything on the fly and have become successful, just because they are passionate about coffee.
Daci & Daci
On your visit to Hobart, make sure to have the chance to go to Salamanca Place. There you will find the most of the city's history is focused there, with its sandstone warehouses and old-world vibe. But additionally, because Daci & Daci can be found there. If you want to take a break from sightseeing, this is the perfect place to get a pastry or maybe brunch. There is a cake cabinet which showcases countless sweet delicacies that will definitely tempt you.
Are you excited now? Go on and book that vacation to Hobart, get yourself a car hire, and make a cafe road trip out of it. Make sure you have your eating pants on, though, pretty sure you will get your hands on all the treats being offered. Enjoy your trip!
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