Found this place thanks to Yelp. Â Decided to give it a shot and I am so glad I did. Â Loved it! Â Seriously. Â Loved it. Â Charming and friendly staff. Â Delicious food. Â Great price. Â I had the eggs benedict and my friend had the pepper burger. Â We both enjoyed out food. Â I look forward to returning to try more items. Â What a find!
Review Source:What a find. Thanks to a review on Yelp, we visited cafe 339 on one of 2 days they serve dinner. Â Didn't expect the quality from a small breakfast/brunch cafe in a small town like Hobart. Â Everything was fantistic and all homemade by the owner. There was only one dessert being served but a chocolate cake with cream cheese filling was all we needed. I am looking forward to a breakfast/brunch visit.
Review Source:Because of a family illness, I've had to spend a lot - A LOT! - of time in Hobart recently. Cafe 339 has been one of the few bright spots of this whole experience. In the last month, I've had lunch 3 times at Cafe 339, with friends and family members.
Every experience has been good. The restaurant is still bright and cheerful. The coffee is good, fresh,comes quickly, and refreshed frequently. The food tastes good. The service is efficient and friendly. And the prices are reasonable. What's not to like?
And, being Hobart, you park for free on the street, nearby. And there's always plenty of parking.
This was a night before, random find. I grew up in Hobart, Indiana, and I remember the restaurant, Abbott's, which had been in this space previously. But I had never visited. I came back to my hometown for a visit with my family (one of which is a self proclaimed foodie) and wanted to share a great, old fashioned brunch with them. Cafe 339 was the perfect place.
The food was delightful, and the staff was wonderful. We came in with a party of five and never felt like it was an inconvenience. Our coffee cups were never empty and we never had to ask for a refill. After a truly delicious breakfast, we sat and chatted for an hour and were not rushed out or asked to make space. Throughout our experience there, we met the owner/chef and had a wonderful little chat, and heard regulars welcomed with true enthusiasm.
I definitely recommend the spinach and feta omelet, and when I return I will be trying the guacamole burger.
Genuinely friendly service at this clean and bright family run joint. Went for breakfast with 5 and our coffee cups were never empty and we weren't rushed out after we had finished eating and sat chatting. The spinach & feta egg whites were delicious as well was the house breakfast skillet and southwest omelette. A very great addition to Main St.
Review Source:Nice little breakfast/lunch spot in downtown Hobart. Â The pecan waffle smelled fantastic, and the taste lived up to the aroma. Â Mum's strawberry crepes were light-as-air, and Dad enjoyed a skillet of eggs and other goodies. Â My water glass was kept full by the friendly staff (and the kitschy water glasses appealed to me). Â Love-love-love that the restaurant is nonsmoking, and the prices were incredibly reasonable. Â I'll definitely be back!
Review Source:Tried this place this morning on the Yelp recommendation. It was as advertised really quaint, nice atmosphere, awesome staff. Good food.
We had a fair amount of off-menu tweaks and the staff didn't skip a beat.
Collectively, we tried the eggs bene, corned beef hash and apple-cinnamon waffle. Â Everything was well cooked and tasty. Would order all items again. I'm rating it four stars instead of five though four two reasons. The corned beef hash while tasty was clearly not house made. Likewise with the apple topping on the waffle.
We moved to Hobart in late 2006. We always like to do breakfast on the weekends with our kids and to our dismay we did not find many fun places in and around Hobart. There are, ofcourse, the chains but that is not really for us.
In 2010 Cafe 339 opened and we have been going there every weekend since early 2011.
The place is open 7 days a week from 6 AM til 3 PM and basically serves breakfast and lunch.
The breakfast menu has lots of different omelettes and sandwiches and croissants. Lots to choose from. Wifey likes the spinach feta omelette with rosti and kids love then ham and cheese grilled croissant and pigs in a blanket.
I myself like most moenu items and their home cooked specials are great.
Their coffee, very imrtant to me, is Kona beans and you can taste it. Really really good coffee.
This is a true family restaurant and they are truly nice kind people that i gladly bring my business to. If not too busy they mingle with the guests, always have a good story and really care about the food.
The abience is a simple breakfast place, but you go there for the people and the food.
Most items are between 6.95 and 7.95 and there is something for everyone.
A happy customer.
When I visit Hobart, I'm always glad Cafe 339 exists-- it's a lovely little breakfast spot, with friendly service and good food-- and they take credit cards, unlike their neighbors across the street.
It's good to see Hobart restaurants evolving in a modern direction. I'm extremely pleased that there is no smoking section (thank God!), and that the food is reasonably priced.
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