Hobart

Street Eats Franko, Hobart

About Street Eats Franko

One of the entertaining Hobart attractions that you must see during your vacation in the city is the Street Eats @ Franko, a food and drink night market held from December to April every Friday. As you explore the market, you'll have the opportunity to try a wide variety of dishes with your loved ones. From classic street food staples like burgers and hot dogs to more exotic and adventurous options like Thai curries and wood-fired pizzas.

In addition to the food, It also offers a variety of entertainment and activities for you to enjoy. You can listen to live music, watch street performers, or take part in interactive workshops and demonstrations. There's always something new and exciting happening at this place, so you're sure to have a memorable and enjoyable experience. Exploring this place is a great way to sample some of the best street food in Hobart, with a fun and relaxed atmosphere that is perfect for families, friends, and foodies alike.

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Open 1 days a week

Free entry

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Friday16:30 – 21:00

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Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Street Eats Franko Highlights

• Listen to live music, watch street performers, and participate in interactive workshops and demonstrations.
• Meet up with friends and enjoy a casual, al fresco meal in the open air.
• Try something new as there are a range of exotic and unusual dishes to choose from.
• Enjoy the experience of having canopy ice cream and bubble waffles from Joos bar in sweet eats.
• Enjoy varieties of drinks such as Bread vodka fruit spritzers, classic twisted cocktails, Tassie wines etc.
• Have a relaxing day out with your family and friends here and satiate your hunger craves with good food.

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