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TREASURE

A quiet ode to the Tasmanian farmers, crafters, and purveyors and the brilliant produce we work with. Our restaurant, a space in which we can share it.

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EAT & DRINK

Combining the best bounty from Tasmania’s growers, farmers and makers.

At Tesoro we take great produce, great technique and great service to showcase the real art of Italian cuisine.

GROUP DINING & PRIVATE EVENTS

Celebrate in style in our private dining room.

Tesoro is the ideal venue for your next event or special celebration in Hobart. With intimate interiors, plush seating and vibrant murals by Australian artist Steve Cross, this space is available for venue hire.

Add in the bold, punchy catering from Tesoro’s modern Italian kitchen and you have the recipe for a memorable event.

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MEET THE CHEF

Glen Tilly expertly fuses traditional Italian cuisine with Tasmania’s local produce.

His passion for the island’s unique produce means you’ll often find him at the nearby markets, scouting for what is new and in-season for Tesoro’s menus. Be sure to say hello to Glen and ask about his latest local favourites when you are next at Tesoro!

REVIEWS

What customers say about us.

Discover why our customers can’t stop raving about us – read our reviews to see why our service and quality are second to none!

Tesoro

4.4

Based on 513 reviews

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David Guia

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Just terrifically good all the way around. Grilled barramundi done perfectly and a lovely cut of fish. The brussel "slaw" is inventive and a real treat! We're coming back again tonight!

Sabal Sahoo

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Most authentic Italian and most genuine European hospitality I've received in ages

Chantel D

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Nice marble and pretty modern surroundings. Clean and well taken care of. The potato rosti was unimpressive, however we enjoyed the eggs Benedict and waffles for breakfast. Impressive spread of food.Did not enjoy watching the maitre d grunt at a waitress until she guessed that he wanted her to straighten one of the spiked receipts. Just telling her would have sufficed, but he seemed to power trip on making her guess what she was doing wrong. Apart from the sexist way he appeared, he also failed in his job there. Did not make the restaurant look elegant or well run, just made sure I noticed the askew receipt as well.

Syalie Magar

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