The Duke
Great Food, Great service, Great music
18/12/2023
We are CLOSED for a private function Friday 8 December!
It is with sad, heavy hearts that we have to tell you The Duke will cease trading on Sat 23 December 2023. We made it through the worst of COVID but unfortunately, increasing rent and cost of living pressures have proven too much. We would like to send our love to all our staff, musicians and dedicated patrons over all these years. We hope any new owner can keep music live and keep the pub pokies free! Please come along and say goodbye on Sat 23 December! Love youse all! Cheers The Duke # #
21/08/2023
FREE LIVE JAZZ @ The Duke - The Procrastinators
SAT SEPT 2 - 7.30-9.30PM
Aaron Entresz - Banjo/Guitar, Tim Jones - Tuba, with guest Chris McGuinness Terry - Drums!
DEVASTATINGLY JAZZY! Food, Drink and Merriment
29/05/2023
This week @ The Duke
29/05/2023
Ice Sports Tasmania Inc. will be having their trivia night here @ The Duke Saturday 1 July 2023. Tickets available now!!
Ice Sports Tasmania Inc. 2023 Quiz Night We would like to invite you to The Duke Hotel Hobart to join Ice Sports Tasmania for our annual Quiz Night! Get ready for a fun night of Trivia and competition against your family and friends! This is a fundraising event to help Ice Sports Tasmania continue to support the wider Figure Skating and Ic...
What an amazing group of talented young people we had the pleasure to host here at The Duke! Killarney Heights! What an incredible bunch of young musicians!! Thank you so much for coming! It was an absolute privilege.
SORRY! CLOSED TONIGHT (Sat)
PRIVATE PARTY!
See you Monday 5pm.
22/02/2023
Saturday 25 February - Gianni Puli Trio - 7.30pm
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Good music, great food, good company
Live music Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Trivia Wednesdays. At the Duke we are anti gaming, and try to foster real interactions with great food and great service in a family friendly environment, whether you are on holiday looking for a taste of Tasmania or a local looking for a good night out The Duke is the place to be.
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192 Macquarie Street
Hobart, TAS
7000
Opening Hours
| Monday | 5pm - 10pm |
| Tuesday | 5pm - 10pm |
| Wednesday | 5pm - 10pm |
| Thursday | 5pm - 10pm |
| Friday | 12pm - 10pm |
| Saturday | 5pm - 10pm |
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