Twisted Lime — Restaurant in Hobart

I lived in Hobart for just over a year, and Twisted Lime was the literally the only place I would ever spend my weekend and weekday evenings. The free pool table is a great touch, I would spend hours every night playing game after game. I do not think there is any other place that has free pool, even in Sydney, I struggle to find a place with consistent free pool. The layout and design of the place provides a unique tree house atmosphere that I have never experienced anywhere before; there is always some nostalgic movie or series playing on the television that you can watch and enjoy during weekday nights, a gaming console with games like tekken, the Simpsons, or Mario kart to enjoy, and a newly created arcade machine filled with 100's of games to play.

The music events on weeknights are so varied that every weekend is something worth going to. I met dozens of interesting, beautiful, and kind people during my nights at Twisted Lime. After a while, it got to a certain point where I would rather spend my evenings at Twisted Lime, than at home, because the people, staff and patrons included, were far more entertaining, welcoming, fun, and chill to be around that to be at home. Even when I had no one to go with, I knew that the staff and others would always be willing to have a yarn and get to know you.

The only reason I miss living in Tasmania is because of this place. Can't wait to visit you guys again for dark MOFO and Halloween. Thanks for all the fun...

I like the Twisted Lime, there are nice people, well priced drinks and it has a friendly aura. Although personally I think the loud PA speakers are overkill for the venue and the music is too loud for a place that once was really relaxed. The reason I come to Twisted Lime is to have a break from the loud/packed venues like Grape and Obar. But now that the Twisted Lime also blasts music, it's hard to have a conversation here and the only thing that makes it stand out is cheaper drinks.

Although I must say they make a lot more business doing it this way than they did in ~2015/2016 when it was very quite and...

My wife Britta and I went hunting for a bar on the evening of Anzac day. Everywhere was pretty quiet but we had an absolute blast with just a handful of patrons and the bartender here at the Twisted Lime. I unfortunately cant remember the bar tenders name, but he had a few dyed colours in his hair. He recommended plenty of great drinks, beers and cocktails included but best of all, had a great attitude. Thanks for a memorable night whilst we...