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Posted 9th of Aug 2024

Friday Five – Sunday Roasts

Friday Five

All I want and all I need… all I need is a good pub feed!

A Sunday Roast is mid-winter comfort food at its best. We’ve listed five Hobart roast hot-spots for you to get cosy and indulge this Sunday.

📸In order:

🍴Telegraph Hotel

🍴Seagrass Long Point

🍴Crescent Hotel (📸 @yeahnicehobart)

🍴Doctor Syntax Hotel

🍴Shamrock Hotel

The Telegraph
Seagrass Long Point
The Crescent
Doctor Syntax Hotel
Shamrock Hotel

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