Abel Land Cafe - Hobart, Tasmania

Jessica B.

As a solo traveller in Tasmania, I dropped into this café and had such a great breakfast! I ordered a cappuccino and smashed avo with my choice of egg, and it was absolutely delicious. The flavours were so tasty and well put together. The eggs were cooked perfectly. The cappuccino wasn’t super strong, but it was smooth and still really enjoyable.

The M. C.

The Mog Champ sends his regards.

A friend recommended this Cafe for lunch and so did we visit. It's a fusion-themed menu, more influenced on the Taiwanese side. We had the beef noodle soups and the dandan noodles. I had one of their honey oolong teas as well.

The food was amazing and service was fast. It was extremely satisfying on a cold and windy day. The beef noodle soup was especially fulfilling! Thanks for the lunch Abel Land! I hope many other customers enjoy the beef noodle as well as I did!

Mogliest Regards,
Your Mog Champ

Xueying C.

The best cafe in Hobart. Strongly recommend the beef soup noodle. Just random walk in and the taste is beyond my expectations and the staffs are so nice. Absolutely gonna coma back again when I travel to Hobart next time.

Lia D.

We recently had the pleasure of visiting an amazing cafe in Hobart, and we must say, the experience exceeded our expectations. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, creating the perfect setting for a memorable breakfast experience.

The food served at this cafe was absolutely outstanding. Each dish was beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. Every bite was a delightful explosion of taste. The menu offered a wide variety of options to cater to different preferences and dietary needs, ensuring that everyone could find something to satisfy their cravings from a healthy breakfast to a Asain breakfast too!

Not only was the food exceptional, but the service provided was equally impressive. The staff was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. They went above and beyond to make sure that every customer felt welcomed and well taken care of. Whether it was offering recommendations, accommodating special requests, or simply engaging in friendly conversation, their dedication to providing excellent service was evident throughout my visit.

In addition to the incredible food and top-notch service, the cafe itself had a charming ambiance. The decor was stylish and tasteful, creating a cozy and comfortable environment to relax and enjoy a meal. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to work or a place to catch up with friends, this cafe offers the perfect setting for any occasion.

Overall, my experience at this cafe was truly exceptional. The combination of delectable food, impeccable service, and inviting atmosphere made for a truly memorable visit. I highly recommend this cafe to anyone looking for a delightful dining experience in Hobart.

Keane W.

I’ve had the pleasure of checking out this little cafe when it was pouring rain. I wasn’t that hungry so I had the banana bread and a hot chocolate. The bread was moist and not dry at all like every other cafe that doesn’t use the fresh ingredients. The hot chocolate had the right amount of hotness and was rich in chocolate.

Vera S.

This brunch in Hobart is truly a hidden gem! From the moment you step in, the cozy atmosphere and inviting aroma of freshly brewed coffee set the tone for an exceptional dining experience. The attentive and friendly staff make you feel right at home, ensuring prompt service with a smile. As for the food, every dish is a culinary delight, bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. Their signature brunch items are a must-try, and don't miss out on their perfectly brewed coffee—it's a true standout. Whether you're a local brunch enthusiast or a visitor seeking a memorable culinary experience, this place exceeds expectations in every way. Five stars without a doubt!

Jan F.

A small cozy cafe shop serving up modern fusion Taiwanese dishes.

They appeared to be short staffed as they refused our order of Taiwan egg roll pancake explaining that it would take too long to cook (It was not overly busy that day with 1 other couple seated and the odd coffee takeouts). No problems, we ended up ordering their big breakfast (‘I Am So Hungry’) and the Taiwan Homemade Burrito.

Their big breakfast was a pretty standard fare of eggs, mushroom spinach, tomato and bacon. Unfortunately, their ‘burrito’ which is made of Taiwanese style scallion pancake (抓餅) was overcooked, sparse in spring onions and could have been fluffier. The beetroot hummus didn’t quite go well with the spices in the pulled braised beef.

Jomo K.

Beef noodle tasted incredible. Cozy vibes, good service.