Mr. Good Guy Hobart

Last updated April 2026

Mr. Good Guy in Hobart isn’t just a kid friendly restaurant — it’s where pancakes arrive with a smile and the kids’ menu feels like a highlight reel. Every dish comes with a side of fun, from the ‘build-your-own’ toast bar to the mini burgers that disappear faster than you can say ‘table service’. The space is bright and airy, with high chairs tucked into cosy corners and crayons ready at every table. Parents love the relaxed vibe, knowing the menu balances nutrition with treats. It’s one of those places where the food is good, the service is warm, and the kids leave grinning. Perfect for a mid-week treat or a weekend catch-up with friends. A standout spot for things to do with kids in Hobart, especially when you need somewhere everyone’s happy to be. **What to Bring** Comfortable clothes that can handle a little mess. A spare hat and sunscreen even on cooler days. Bring your own reusable water bottle to refill. A small toy or book to keep little ones busy if the wait is longer than expected. **Best Age Range** Best for 2–8 year olds. **Good to Know** Bookings recommended on weekends and during school holiday activities in Hobart. Walk-ins are welcome but may involve a short wait. Parking is available on nearby side streets or in the council car park on Melville Street. The restaurant is open from 7:30am weekdays and 8:00am weekends, closing at 8:30pm most nights. **Nearby** St Davids Park playground in Hobart CBD, just a 3-minute walk away. Salamanca Market (on Saturdays) is a 10-minute stroll, great for combining with brunch. **Tips From Other Parents** Go early on weekends — the pancake rush hits hard after 9am. Bring a spare change of clothes; the kids’ water play table is a hit but often results in damp sleeves. If you’re visiting during school holiday activities in Hobart, aim for a weekday lunch to avoid the crowds.