Lenna of Hobart

Discover Mr Minty’s, a vibrant oasis in Hobart's Salamanca. Conveniently located steps from the wharf, it's an ideal spot for cruise ship explorers or passengers of the MONA ferry. Indulge in artisan coffee, sweet treats, and a mouthwatering lunch menu available on Monday, Thursday and Friday, with leisurely brunches on weekends. Mr. Minty's proudly operates within the exquisite surroundings of Becker Minty's retail space, infusing your dining experience with an extra dash of individuality. Immerse yourself in an atmosphere adorned with an eclectic blend of Australian art, home décor, fashion, jewellery, and unique gifts. And now, elevate your dining experience with our incredible Chef Kurstin Berriman's culinary creations. Inspired by Tasmania's bountiful offerings, our menu champions local and sustainable ingredients, ensuring a taste of the island in every bite. Experience Tasmania's essence with our selection of wines, ales, ciders, and cocktails at Mr Minty’s. Escape the Salamanca Markets frenzy for a peaceful coffee moment amidst our eclectic space. Whether for brunch, lunch, or simply a cup of coffee, join us to savour the best of Tasmania's flavours and ambience.

Extraordinary Tasmania in every sip and bite. Freshly shucked Bruny Island oysters, grass fed Cape Grim beef, exquisite, locally produced wine's & cheese. Hand selected for exceptional quality and ethical farming practices. A significant symbol of Hobart's history. Convict labour was used to quarry the cliffs, cut the stone and build the row of stunning Georgian sandstone warehouses including that of Rockwall Bar and Grill.

The ultimate way to see historic Hobart. This tour lasts for 1.5 hours and we take you through the charming streets of Battery Point and then through our exciting Waterfront. To top of your experience, you receive one copy of the hard cover pictorial book, Discovering Hobart per couple, to take away as a memento of your experience. We'll tell you all about the architecture and characters of colonial Hobart who made their homes in the once not so glamorous Battery Point. Today, Battery Point is our most exclusive suburb and a small cottage can set you back in the millions. Our pioneers would have never imagined it! Winding our way through the narrow streets of Battery Point, we then make our way down to the Waterfront which was the first point of settlement in Tasmania. Historic buildings abound here too but the pace is now more modern and exciting. Come through this area at any time of the year and you are surrounded by excited visitors, fishing boats and ocean going yachts. Your tour culminates back on the iconic Salamanca Place, a beautifully preserved Georgian streetscape, now home to arts, crafts, food and wine.