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Eating Out In Tasmania: Jackman & McRoss

When I put the shout out for food recommendations of places to eat in Tasmania, Rachel from Beyond Beeton, and Zoe Skewes from Herald Sun Food both recommended this place. So after trawling through the Salamanca Markets 1.5 times (the 0.5th time was to go back and buy myself a hat), we walked up Kelly’s...

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Eating Out In Tasmania: Jackman & McRoss
November 10, 2009
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Eating Out In Tasmania: Jackman & McRoss

When I put the shout out for food recommendations of places to eat in Tasmania, Rachel from Beyond Beeton, and Zoe Skewes from Herald Sun Food both recommended this place.

So after trawling through the Salamanca Markets 1.5 times (the 0.5th time was to go back and buy myself a hat), we walked up Kelly’s Steps to the next town, Battery Point.

A gorgeous double shopfront is ever so inviting, with is French cafe style chairs, and gorgeous selection of yummies on offer. You would be silly to just walk past I would think.

Roast Potato, Garlic, Basil & Sundried Tomato Soup $8.50

Having still being mega full from my ricotta hotcake breakfast at ZUM, I opted for a lighter lunch.

It was a fairly rich soup, with full of flavour. I would have liked the sundried tomatoes to be cut into smaller chunks, rather than tossed in whole. With the bread roll, it was an extremely filling lunch. So filling, I couldn’t finish it.

Poached Trout with Horse Radish & Boconcini, on Spiced Black Rice & Buttered Leek $9.50

Dad rather enjoyed his trout dish. The spiced black rice being served like a hamburger patty, played tricks on the mind. He commented that the trout was rather juicy, and not dry at all.

Lamb Shank in Pastry, with Fetta, Sundried Tomatoes, Carmalized Onion & Spinach $9.50

I wanted to order this, but Mum had her eye on this right from the start. When you are a blogger, having variety is key. However, darling Mum did let me try it, and my goodness it was amazing. Deliciously tender lamb with all of those flavours combined made for a real treat.

Our waiter was very attentive, given the business of the place. With lots of yummy treats on offer, I would recommend this place to anyone that was heading out to Battery Point (5 minute walk from Salamanca). Prices are $2 more when dining in, but when you get excellent service, it all makes it worth while.

Jackman & McRoss Bakery
57 Hampden Road
Battery Point
Tasmania

Comments

8 comments on “Eating Out In Tasmania: Jackman & McRoss
  1. Agnes

    That spiced black rice is interesting! It does look like a hamburger pattie.

    November 10, 2009 at 8:15 pm
  2. amanda

    oooh, I ate here when I went to Tassie last winter, love the place, and the hills..

    November 10, 2009 at 10:05 pm
  3. Cindy

    I went there last year too! A gorgeous spot. You've captured it so well in your photos. 🙂

    November 11, 2009 at 6:36 am
  4. Betty @ The Hungry Girl

    Such a cute cafe! Hehe I totally understand, before blogging I may have considered ordering the same thing as someone else, but now we must all get something different – for research purposes, of course 😀

    November 11, 2009 at 7:03 am
  5. A Girl Called E

    that lamb shank pastry has me weak in the knees
    and all so reasonably priced!

    November 11, 2009 at 8:58 am
  6. Conor @ HoldtheBeef

    Seems like a bargain!

    I hope your Mum picked the shank up by the bone and gnawed into it, hehe.

    November 11, 2009 at 9:56 am
  7. Ellie

    I only have my eyes on the lamb shank with pastry. Major drool! No wonder both of you wanted to order the same dish!!

    November 11, 2009 at 3:18 pm
  8. Iron Chef Shellie

    Hi Agnes – I'm glad you agree!

    Hi Amanda – Same! A lovely spot indeed.

    Hi Cindy – Thanks darling =)

    Hi Betty – Yes, it's all about the research!

    Hi A Girl Called E – Me too! I was impressed with the prices too.

    Hi Conor – She most certainly did!

    Hi Ellie – lol, next time it will be mine!!!

    November 12, 2009 at 11:05 pm
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