The Homestead - NORTH HOBART

After dining at this restaurant, you will leave satisfied with delicious food, refreshing drinks, great music, and an unexpected bill.

The hotel is situated in North Hobart, which I found to be the best part of the city during my trip. It is surrounded by other restaurants and this pub, which features live music, stands out for its great venue and entertainment.

You can enjoy really affordable pints in the evening at this restaurant. They have live music most nights and the staff is fantastic! It's the perfect spot to grab a cheap beer and kick off your night.

Our son is a regular place, but that was our first visit. on a side of the bar there are a few balltic perfect for family rivalry around, and an undercover outdoor courtyard. on the other side is the it area with a fantastic retro-velvet lounge and lamps that I just loved and stand and tables. the menu is mainly burger, but they are a little different, really good value and especially soouo delicious! but they also do other things, and so much more mouth-watering. and if you like us, and you are adult children (yes, you know children about them have knocked). and often live music after but the mood is so cooled! so it is the perfect place for a family recovery. a real hidden gem and my new favorite place.

I should say at the beginning that this review and rating is as a pub and not the food as we didn’t eat there. This pub has a nice homey well-used ambience, with subdued lighting (which could be described as dingy or atmospheric depending on...your point of view). The seating is comfortable with tables and chairs in addition to bar stools as against the more modern but less comfortable high stools and tables everywhere, while the back part of the bar is cosy with a fire for colder evenings and some comfortable settee seating. It has live music at weekends. They have a good menu of pub grub (and an extensive burger menu and sharers). They also have a good range of beers and the bar staff, while not gushing with bonhomie, were amiable enough each time we went in. I liked it as a pub as I thought it less brash and more comfortable and homely than most Australian pubs, and more along British pub lines.