I love this restaurant the view is superb. The staff are very friendly. The meal was great.The seared tasmanian trout just melted in my mouth .It was a one of the best lunches in a long time

Approximate cost: $29

Had scones & coffee for afternoon tea - the coffee was good, the scones looked impressive but tasted pretty ordinary. Hardly warm, although they'd one straight o the table fom the microwave (I'm sure this didn't improve the texture to taste).

Th price - OMG, $12.40! $7 for the scones alone, and the cakes on display were $9, and all they had were caramel slice and some friands! Even for a large slice of cake, I could get cheaper at any of the expensive coffee shops in Sydney.

View was nice, bu not worth the price.

this is a really nice restaurant in the botanical gardens in hobart, they have lovely devonshire tea and the scones that come with that are divine!! i defiantly recommend.

Approximate cost: $25

I have had lunch here with family a couple of times and enjoyed the meals. The view is fantastic, although the food is a bit pricey. They do excellant coffee, hot chocolate and iced chocolates. Its a nice place to sit and enjoy a coffee on a sunny day but not a common activity due to the pricing.

Approximate cost: $23

I have eaten at this restaurant many times, for breakfast, lunch and snacks, and know many other people who have eaten breakfast and lunch there.
I have not had any nice items other than an iced chocolate and a hot chocolate. The breakfast I ate there once was average but very overpriced.
I once paid $2 for a babycino (usually free at most places) and there was about 2 teaspoons of froth - no milk. Needless to say it was a waste of money as there was so little froth in there my baby couldn't even get it out. That's just plain rude to charge $2 for that!
Scones I've had there before have obviously been premade then microwaved - not nice.