Macquarie Street Foodstore

Nice cosy cafe with good selection of slices and variety of breakfast options, food has good flavour and is reasonably priced. If you enjoy a coffee as most do you will find it has a nice flavour and the affogato comes in non and alcoholic. and complemented with Comfy seating and fast service, well done .

Fresh fruit and veg, European sweet treats, friendly staff. A great little supermarket.

Good service, top notch food.

Very friendly staff, nice atmosphere, amazing food and great vegan options.

Just a brilliant friendly relaxed attmosphere with gorgeous food and a variety of deliciously different coffee and chai's... love it!

Wonderful breakfast and service.

Part of what I love this food so much is that it is simple, unpretentious, just authentic.

Macquarie Street Foodstore serves up honest food with a strong social justice vibe. This locals’ haunt in South Hobart seemed the perfect place to think about the need for visitors like myself to travel lightly upon other peoples’ homes. With a couple of dog-friendly outdoor tables set up so diners all face the pretty cottages over the road, this suburban café is an order and pay at the counter affair. We’re quickly set up with coffees – in my case a quite serviceable Latte ($3.70) ordered strong with an Extra Shot ($0.50) to help cut through the excesses of the night before. The menu, which is dietary requirement friendly, really points you at the Foodstore Savoury Breakfast ($21). All three of my party ordered it, so nobody felt like they were missing out. Piled upon a giant corncake, is a mound of gently cooked yellow scrambled eggs and a generous amount of bacon. Two grilled tomatoes and some rocket give the golden dish a splash of colour, along with a generous pour of good Hollandaise. The hash brown eats more like an Indian potato cake (aloo tikka), adding in some extra stodge to ensure you won't walk away hungry... if you can walk away at all. Yes, this is tasty but simple, stick-to-your-ribs tucker presented in the generous portion size that Hobartians seem to prefer.

Interesting selections of goods.

A bit off putting to see the shabby interior. Food nothing special.