WunderBar & Restaurant

Last updated April 2026

WunderBar & Restaurant in Hobart is a pocket-sized gem where kids feel instantly welcome and parents relax over share plates and craft beer. The open kitchen lets little ones watch their pizza spin in the woodfire oven while the front deck buzzes with families enjoying weekend brunches. With a kids’ menu packed with favourites like mac and cheese and chicken schnitzel, plus a colouring basket to keep tiny hands busy, it’s a dining experience that actually works for everyone. The atmosphere is casual yet stylish, a rare balance that makes it a go-to spot for school holiday lunches and casual weeknight dinners alike. Whether it’s a rainy afternoon or a sunny weekend, WunderBar delivers comfort, convenience, and a little taste of Hobart charm. Find it on Goulburn Street, right in the heart of the city’s best family-friendly dining scene. A top choice for things to do with kids in Hobart, especially when you want a meal that pleases both parents and little ones. **What to Bring** A small toy or book for quieter moments. A light jacket, even in summer — the woodfire oven makes the front area warm but the back can be cool. Bring cash just in case, though card payments are usually fine. A reusable water bottle to top up at the bar. **Best Age Range** Best for 2–10 year olds. Toddler-friendly high chairs are available, and the space is small enough that little ones won’t feel lost. **Good to Know** Kids’ meals are $12–$15 each. No bookings required for small groups, but larger families should call ahead on weekends. Parking is tricky on Goulburn Street — try the underground carpark on Melville Street or street parking nearby. Weekday lunches are quieter than weekends. Open for dinner Thursday to Saturday, and breakfast and lunch Friday to Sunday. **Nearby** The playground at St Davids Park in Hobart city is a 5-minute walk. The Salamanca Market (Saturdays only) is just a 10-minute stroll down the hill. **Tips From Other Parents** Go early on weekends — it gets busy by 11am and the kids’ colouring sheets are in high demand. Bring a spare change of clothes just in case of sauce spills. If you’re celebrating, ask about their simple birthday dessert option — they love making little ones feel special.