In a jam factory (a restaurant door)

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Dan’s Thursday Doors

Peacock and Jones is a relaxed and intimate restaurant tucked away in an old sandstone warehouse on Hobart’s iconic waterfront set within the charismatic sandstone of the IXL jam factory building.

Much of the inspiration behind the restaurant comes from its location. The sandstone warehouses of Hunter Street, a place steeped in colonial history. The jam factory began in 1891

19 thoughts on “In a jam factory (a restaurant door)”

    1. Thanks Crystal 😀 I was just going to post the doors but I had to look up where they were then I dived into the history as they didn’t look like restaurant doors

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  9. That door is rather foreboding; it seems incongruous with such a name as Peacock & Jones, which sounds like a great name for anything. That label is a beauty! One has to admire a jam factory — what gifts they give to our tables!

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