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The Saffron

  • 15 Hunter Street, 7000, Hobart, TAS, Australia


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About The Saffron

The Saffron is located at the gateway to Hobart – in the historic and picturesque wharf area, across from the Grand Chancellor Hotel.
The owners take great pride in their elegant dining establishment and strive to provide a distinguished dining experience to patrons. Our cuisine combines traditional and authentic North Indian & Kashmiri with a unique variety of Tandoor and Curry dishes and an impressive drinks & wine list is designed to complement your menu selection.

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15 Hunter Street, 7000, Hobart, TAS, Australia

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