HeartFood

Little Restaurant, very tasty food and very friendly staff.

Heartfood is my absolute number 1 favourite restaurant/takeaway in Hobart! I only wish they would branch out and have more than one restaurant so I wouldn't have to travel into Hobart whenever I want to tuck into some of their delicious food. Their food is cheap, healthy, satisfying and ethically sound. I love that everything on their menu is vegan, including desserts. Before going to Heartfood, I wasn't sure if I could stand being a vegetarian because the assumption was that vegetarian food couldn't be as nice tasting. Heartfood helped me convert to vegetarianism by opening my eyes to the yumminess available. Even better than Thai Veggie Hut in my opinion!

I've been to Heartfood many times now. I'm always greeted well and made to feel very welcome. The food is incredibly good for the price you pay so I would recommend it to everyone. 5 stars.

Lovely tasty food and very friendly service. Their Earl Grey tea is awesome too.

I came here after trying to go to another vegan place nearby which ended up being closed. I had soy nuggets on fried rice noodles. The dish was delicious. It tasted just like the Chinese taste I remember but without animal carcass. The service was lovely, the prices are good and reasonable and there loads of options for vegans

Great place, good portion size. Very flavourful!! Loved it

priced at $8-$12
$8 - you get noodles or rice with 1 main dish
$10 - you get noodles or rice with 2 main dish
$12 - you get noodles or rice with 3 main dish
and its $0.80 extra to eat in
i recommend you get the $12 one, tasty mock meat and you get a lot for the money highly recommend

Great to have a place in hobart like this, vegan and vegetarian options, Asian inspired food. No meat for ethical eaters, makes a vegan life easy!

Everything throwing muse said in the review 4 years ago is still valid. Still the best of somewhat pedestrian veg*n lunch options in downtown Hobart. The owners are friendly and the food is simple and affordable. Pleasant ambience if you can get a seat. The steamed buns - flavours vary - are good but hard to find a dish to really rave about.

Simple food, but it was quick, easy and the perfect place to end up, out of the Tassie cold.

We had the veggie roll (like a sausage roll, but with veggies) and a savoury bun, though there were sweet ones there too.

Only downside is that it seemed to close quite early (we're talking 3 or 4PM every day). But most of the businesses seemed to do that in Hobart while we were there (May-June) so really couldn't complain too much.

I like this vegetarian eating place ,they serve pure vegetarian meals that suit people who really like to have a healty diet. My favourite food is Lasagne which is very very yummy that I ever have before! I just can't believe now I am addicted to their vegetarian Lasagne since then.One of my colleague has the same experience too,hard to resist as a first choice! We also like the crispy fritters,they are so clean and delicious !! One of the best healthy snack in town ! The herbal tea selection is truly heart warming and health at heart ,especially the Inner Calmness and Balance.Thanks Heart Food , we like your shop which trully warming my heart and lift up my spirit too!

With the plethora of Asian-style-mock-meat-dishes-on-a-bain-marie lunch eateries in Hobart's CBD I gave this place a try, hoping the more typically western cafe decor would be indicative of a different style of cuisine. As it was the only Vegan listed place on Happy Cow, that was also a drawing card when planning my lunches. When I walked in the door what I discovered were plenty of mock meat Asian styled dishes (not all of them vegan) in a bain marie and déjà vu set in once more...

...okay to be fair there IS a wider variety of food here when compared to the other vegetarian eateries in Hobart. There is less mock meat dishes and a bigger emphasis on vegetables including baked vegetables, there's also a couple of stews and curries. There was a bakery section as well but this too was more curry puffs and samosas, and the 'pastie' that I ordered with salad was not the pastie that one remembers one's grandmother making but rather a Yum Cha adaptation of the dish, I think the filling even had soy sauce in it! I think I preferred the dessert better, they run out of vegan cake which was annoying but had a 'rainbow tart' with a base made from nuts which was quite delicious, as was the hauntingly smoky Lapsang Suchong tea with soy milk that I had.

I returned a few days later with a friend, and they had a token western pasta dish in the bain marie...which ironically turned out to have cheese in it. My omnivorous friend seemed to enjoy it, whilst I settled for noodles with the cauliflower and a mock meat dish. It would have been pleasant, had the bain marie been warmer, it was barely above room temperature. Anyway they'd still run out of vegan cakes so the rainbow tart was still the highlight, and still peckish I had a curry puff to go which was probably the most perfectly average tasting thing I've tasted in a while (to its credit it WAS above room temperature).

This sounds like a negative view but it probably must be seen in context: Heart Cafe is probably the best of the 4 or so exclusively vegetarian eateries in Hobart - quite how they all manage to survive in a small city when they're all almost identical repetitions of each other in an already niche market is beyond me but I digress. Its nice, relatively varied and healthy, it is NOT exclusively vegan and therefore should not be labelled as such, to the point where getting vegan cake is gamble (which I lost out on both times).

Went here yesterday for lunch. Nice, clean little cafe. The occaisional break from loud music and hipsters is always welcome for the cafe-addicted and permanently hungover. New favourite for quick, easy lunches in the city. Everythings already made and sitting in the bain marie so there's no waiting. You can chose a decent size feed for 8 bucks or a massive one for 10 and the choices are (I think) all vegan, delicious and by the looks/tastes pretty healthy. Service is lovely and friendly and you can eat in or take out. Didn't try the tea but there's a good selection and didn't try the battered cauliflower which is apparently rave-worthy according to a friend. Nice to see more vegan venues springing up around Hobart

This cafe is housed in a shop at the Liverpool Street entrance to the art-deco Bank Arcade. Great atmosphere, great service and great food (about 80-90% is marked as vegan). I had a mixed bowl of chickpea/tomato stew, fried green beans & mushrooms, battered cauliflower and very yummy noodles (about $10), and a vanilla slice ($3.50). All vegan and all delicious. I thoroughly recommend this place.