Smolt Kitchen

Gosh, the photo already says a lot, but the omelette was as aesthetically pleasing as afterbirth, and was similarly inedible. Being surrounded by a cacophony of loud, morbidly overweight patrons, swearing incessantly, really topped it off. The standard of food in Hobart has really fallen off a cliff in recent years and I think Smolt may have been the first to jump.

Great food options. Corn fritters amazing! Coffee great.

Lovely atmosphere bit of a throw back vibe! Great coffee and portion size for breakfasts. Service was excellent, thank you ☺️

We had a lovely brunch here today of Avocado on toast with a poached egg. Sourdough toast was beautiful and presentation was also lovely. Coffee is made with love and staff are really lovely. Seating inside and outside and we loved the funky vibe of this cafe.

Enjoyed our dinner at this consistently good local cafe. Half price parmies with any drink purchase on Wednesday nights is a good deal. Garlic pizza delicious as was the pork sausage and mushroom pizza. Beef burger got 10/10 too! Friendly staff and quick service. Recommend booking as it was full on a Wed night.

Really lovely food, thanks Chef. Great service, thanks House service. Nice menu. My favourite is the cauliflower salad, OMG you MUST try it. I keep coming back for more. Nice cocktails too! Lovely place to relax with friends.

Went to Smolt Kitchen for breakfast this morning. Excellent food and coffee. The Eggs Benny were perfect and couldn’t fault the coffee. Great service too.

I really like dining here. A good varied menu with high quality food. Interior is fun. Service is lovely.

Smolt Kitchen, I'm a fan! Despite being in a kind of weird location (though I am all for good dining in suburban spots), this spot is light and airy and a perfect funky little bistro. The fit-out makes me smile. It's almost like a laundromat. The service is cheerful, and after just one visit I was ready to be adopted by the woman who looked after me on my solo lunch voyage. I stuffed my face full of some delicious meat and the most delicious smashed potatoes, and washed them all down with a bloody mary (though I will admit, of those, I've had better). Now I'm looking at my photo of those potatoes again, I gotta get back to SK ASAP...

What do you get when you mix minimalism and a Scandanavian playground? Answer- the graphic decor of Smolt kitchen with its geometric lines and bold splashes of red, yellow and green. It's got a welcoming open plan design and port holes to look into the kitchen to see where the magic happens. This is a hard look to pull off without looking too mismatched and kooky, but Smolt's strong attention to detail and artful planning earns it top marks. Dishing up European and South American inspired meals, they also highlight local Tasmanian produce at its finest. The menu reflects seasonal produce and supports sustainable and ethical farming practices. I enjoyed my spiced dukkah eggs with rice salad and avocado which waa fresh, filling and ideal for summer. Overall the food is farm to table with lots of love. Smolt is good for everyone from caffeine addicts, organic smoothie goers, wine drinkers, nibblers, brunchers and kids. If I could bottle up the child like energy and buzz, I would spritz myself daily

Yum! It's not often that I look at a menu and wants one of everything. Smolt offers an excellent array of deliciousness, fulfilling portions and food that made my tummy smile. One visit was not enough. I'm coming back for more.

It's good to be welcomed with an hello. It's good to be served excellent coffee. It's good to enjoy the breakfast meals as much as we did. It's good to be a regular but sadly I've only tomorrow's breakfast at this excellent diner before I head home.

Disappointing and overpriced menu. Decor feels like ikea cafeteria, not quirky just cheap. Such a shame as the bones of the building and cafe have great potential. Smolt Salamanca nails it but Smolt West Hobart misses its demographic.

What an odd choice for West Hobart. Have they done their community demographics research ? Wouldn't a Melbourne style cafe suit this authentic WH dwelling better - instead it seems we have landed a kids playroom (although the outside is stylish). Have only tried the coffee at this stage (up to scratch) and viewed the menu which seems short (hopefully this suggests quality). Great light and spacious feeling with ceiling and floor upgrades. Is it a bar, cafe, restaurant ? - it seems they tried to capture all three - hope for their sake it takes off.