Train Park

Last updated April 2026

Train Park in West Hobart is a favourite kid-friendly restaurant where families gather for hearty meals and the magic of watching trains roll past the windows. Kids love the large, open dining area with plenty of space to play and the view of real trains, making every meal feel like an adventure. The menu features classic Australian dishes with a kid-friendly twist, ensuring even the pickiest eaters find something delicious. Parents appreciate the relaxed atmosphere and the convenience of a restaurant that keeps little ones entertained while they eat. With its unique setting and welcoming vibe, it’s a go-to spot for school holiday activities in Hobart. **What to Bring** Comfortable clothes that can handle spills and messes. A change of clothes if your child loves trains and might get excited. Snacks for the drive if you’re coming from further afield. A small toy or book to keep little hands busy while waiting for food. **Best Age Range** Best for 2–10 year olds. Ideal for toddlers who love trains and older kids who enjoy watching the real-life action. Younger siblings will love the space to move around. **Good to Know** Pricing is mid-range, with mains around $15–$25 for adults and $10–$15 for kids. No booking required for casual dining, but weekends get busy—arrive before 5:30pm to avoid long waits. Parking is available on Hill Street and Warwick Street. Closed on Mondays. **Nearby** Visit the playground at Arthur’s Park in West Hobart for a post-meal stretch of the legs. For a scenic walk, head to the Hobart Rivulet Track just a few minutes away. **Tips From Other Parents** Go early on weekends—it gets packed by 11am. Bring a spare change of clothes; kids always end up with sauce or ice cream down their fronts. Sit near the windows for the best train-spotting views.