A Northern icon, and Tasmania’s oldest cafe, we couldn’t be happier having Pierre’s On George as a member of the THA.

Constantly gaining regulars and personally connecting with anybody that comes through the door, the Richmond Arms is a people’s place.

Frogmore Creek is one of the most awarded wineries in all of Tasmania. Located in a prime location deep in Cambridge, the scenery is perfect for wining and dining. With four unique brands to try, your inner oenophile will be more than satisfied

A hidden piece of Tasmania’s brilliance, Riversdale Estate is an essential sight to see. The 40 hectare vineyard, combined with the soothing water will take your breath away.

Built in 1846, this unpretentious stone hotel sits opposite the Parliament House and is a 5-minute walk from Salamanca Market. An Icon for this week’s Friday Photoset.

Extensive array of wine and mind-blowing tapas in warehouse style - this is the modus operandi of Grape Bar in Salamanca - the focal point of this week’s Friday Photoset. 📸

Henry’s Launceston is the reinvention of an icon, where the past and the present come together to create something better than either.

The Brick Factory is an industrial powerhouse in the heart of Salamanca, punching out gastropub fare in a supercool digs.

The Best Bottleshop in Australia? Of course it’s in Tasmania. This is Friday photoset smashing the shutter at 9/11 on Frederick Street in sunny Launceston.

Set in the city centre, this contemporary hotel is a 9-minute walk from Constitution Dock and Salamanca Market, and 12 km from the Museum of Old and New Art. 

From the classic Tasmanian range of Draught, "Red" (Bitter) and "Blue" (Lager) to the class leading Pale Ale and Stout and ever popular Cascade Premium Light, Cascade remains at the forefront of Australian brewing after over 170 years of honing its craft.

Fresh, hot, and phat. This is Friday Photoset at Phat Fish, Salamanca’s hottest seafood restaurant.

A pub this week in Friday Photoset.

There’s no school like the old school, and these guys are the Headmasters. Ristorante Da Angelo has been hand crafting Italian culinary tradition in Battery Point for nearly 25 years.

Ibis Styles Hobart’s Asian restaurant and Good Guy Bar may just be the coolest place to have drinks and a meal in the city.