honey badger

we also got a serve of the kyoto holiday waffles, that came with green tea custard, sweet red bean paste, pistachios, cream and green tea ice cream. absolutely completely delicious… it was really hard to narrow down the menu to this one, and i have no regrets! i’d highly recommend it!

honey badger is an awesome place to enjoy a treat. :) the tapioca pudding is amazing! so delicious. wish i could have another right now!the pancakes were lovely and fluffy.
i'd like more fruit with the pancakes and pannacotta, but still good.
sometimes a little loud inside because it's usually full but worth a visit. :) coffee is okay.

we were here after dinner yesterday for some desserts, it was my first time and i was surprised to see the amount of crowd this place attracts on weekends. place was bustling with people all age. since it was my first time i wanted to play it safe so i ordered a brownie sunday and it showed up minutes after the order well yes it doesn't take much to scoop out ice cream on a brownie but given that the place was so crowded i was impressed with their speed of service. but the brownie was tough and dry and the plate too hot that it turned ice cream into milkshake as soon as it fell on the plate and it had a very small amount of chocolate sauce or may be the dry brownie absorbed it all. over all not very happy with the dessert but might go back to give them another shot.

travellers all must visit! we went to hobart for a three day holiday and visited honey badger three times! twice for breakfast and once for dessert, it was that amazing and so were the staff and the whole decor and atmosphere of the place, just made you want to keep going back. they're queen b stack is definitely a must as well as the home made ice tea! i wish we had a honey badger in victoria!

ordered chocolate panookie ($11) and dark hot chocolate ($6.50), the dark hot chocolate wasn’t really ‘dark’ - tasted like regular hot choc, the panookie was super rich, the bottom layer was more of a brownie then a cookie. can’t really go wrong with chocolate desserts, but not really a standout dish for me.

great place for some good waffles. lovely ambience with great and attentive staff! the waffles were pretty good; soft yet had a good bite to it, and had a lovely buttermilk taste. the ice cream was the sticky kind which i liked, and was not too sweet, pairing well with the fruits and the waffles.

we were seated promptly and the waitress let us know when a table was available inside. friendly service all around, and very pretty desserts!

a spontaneous trip to tassie, we only had little time to get around the food scene. feeling peckish for a dessert, we popped into honey badger and what a fabulous decision that was.

what we ordered:
new york cheesecake
panookie (cookie in a pan)

the new york cheesecake was a decadent cheesecake full of chocolate without the sick cheesecake feeling. it is a dessert we’d fly back for.
the panookie was delicious! a cookie lover, i couldn’t fault it! the marshmallow on top gave the cookie a softer texture & provided that sugary finish.

we’ll come back one day!

what a pretty sight! i ordered the kyoto holiday which was belgian waffles, japanese red bean paste, matcha custard sauce, whipped cream, green tea ice cream, sesame and green tea cookie crumbs. i even tried black sesame latte, which came with soy milk, for the first time. it strongly tastes of sesame and was a good experience.

i went here for some post dinner desserts with friends. we ordered the matcha waffles and the “blonde panookie”. the matcha waffles were nice, served with ice cream, whipped cream, matcha sauce and red beans. the matcha wasn’t overly sweet which i liked.
the “panookie” was a cookie serviced in a hot pan with ice cream, melted marshmallows, caramel sauce (?) and fairy floss amongst other toppings. i found this too sweet and the temperature extremes as well as the textures to clash.
prices were on the expensive side for the portions provided.
service was friendly and there was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.

i ordered one queen b which included a set of pancakes (up to 3 pieces) and fulfilled with fruits. very tasty. can fulfill up to 2+ people for this dish.
price: a$18

this place is just such a treat to have in hobart. all the people who run it seem to love what they are doing and it's great to have a non-alcoholic place to hang late night. would love to see a few more breakfast/brunch options eg eggs benedict then i would eat here every week.

we went to salamanca market and found a cute dessert shop. it was very colorful and perfectly located close to university where students can hang out and do their assignments.

we ordered:

kyoto holiday - belgian waffles, japanese red bean paste, matcha custard sauce, whipped cream, green tea ice cream, sesame & green tea cookie crumbs $17.50

banoffee - deconstructed, caramelised banana, chocolate toffee sauce, oats & nut crumbs, vanilla bean ice cream, mascarpone & caramel cream $12.50

banana roti - caramelised banana, pan fried butter roti, vanilla bean ice cream, sea salted caramel sauce, condensed milk, toasted coconut $14.00

forbidden cheesecake - baked chocolate cheesecake, mascarpone & caramel cream, hazelnut toffee brittle, chocolate sauce, chocolate & salted caramel beads $14.50

the highlights were banana roti and banoffee, they were tasty and had rich taste!
it wasn’t too sweet

forbidden cheesecake and kyoto holiday were not our liking.
we couldn’t taste the creamy taste from cheesecake and red bean didn’t work quite in the kyoto holiday.

it’s slightly pricey for a considered small portion; desserts were nicely presented and the customer staffs were friendly.

great spot for a dessert lovers!

taste: 3.5
service: 4.0

trip to tasmania meant trying this dessert bar out! we tried the skillet cookie- so rich and decadent, but insanely good. everything balanced each other out, truely an amazing meal.

cosy and warm outside next to the gas heater. people everywhere - this place is popular. menu looks delish! sadly only got room for one dessert. several gf options so i am happy.