OZUS COFFEE

I love the backyard so much. There are several heaters to ensure the warmth in the winter and some colourful blankets provided which is a kind of decoration. I ordered Reuben and flat white. I like the taste of pickles in the sandwich.

We were exploring Battery Point on Good Friday and Ozus was one of the few cafes open. Very happy we stumbled upon them though. Such a cute little homely place, complete with fireplace for the chilly mornings. Nice courtyard out the back too, but unfortunately we had to get takeaway as the place was full. The coffee was great but the food was the star of the show. One of the best bagels I've ever had and the brisket toastie was incredible too. Great service too, even on a busy morning when they were booked out and people waiting the staff were friendly and happy. Ended up going back again the next day for another coffee and could sit inside as it was a lot quieter.

Little coffee shop at first sight, but then you walk through to discover a cozy outside area so we sat there. I chose the Waffle and goodness it was wonderful, I love the aesthetic the premises gives. I am definitely coming back.

Since I was staying in Battery Point, it only took a short walk to get to OZUS Coffee—super convenient and cozy. I’ve become quite familiar with the neighborhood, and the area is full of charming photo spots, especially with the early morning or afternoon sunlight casting a warm glow over the historic buildings. Tucked on a quiet corner, OZUS is a small yet vibrant specialty café. The space is warm and welcoming—whether you’re seated by the window inside or enjoying the breeze in their outdoor courtyard, it’s a perfect place to relax. One more thing: the streets around OZUS are incredibly photogenic. Whether you’re into casual street photography or just want a beautiful morning walk, this neighborhood delivers that peaceful, cinematic feel.

Great coffee from here, very small and petite with limited pastries and not a broad menu but is wholesome, would go back

Great cafe with service to match. Located in a beautiful area surrounded by historic houses it has some cost indoor tables and a window bench and some outdoor seating. The interior is a jumble of eclectic decoration and a riot of posters. It’s hipster in a good way. The coffee is excellent and the food is good and generous.

I really like my chorizo scrambled eggs with mushroom added. Good atmosphere and nice staff. Recommend here!!

Do yourself a favour and drop by if you’re in the area - this might just be the best meal I’ve had in Hobart. We ordered the beef brisket toastie which was very good, and chorizo scramble completely blew our minds! Great service as well :)