We wanted to grab a few things to munch on while we cruised around Tamar Valley so we stopped at…read moreScottsdale Bakery. It's located in Newnham. We dropped in on a late Monday morning (11:30am). It was surprisingly busy. There's no seats inside so everyone was getting takeout. Their hours are insane (5:30am to 5:00pm weekdays). Just wow. They do a bunch of baked items including meat pies, fresh baked bread and pastries (cakes, pies, scrolls, croissants, buns, etc.). Oddly, there's a price list along a random wall but not in the display cases. - Special carrot cake ($1.00 AUD) - this was dirt cheap because they were slightly overdone. You get what you pay for! The cake was a bit too dry and the icing wasn't very special at all. - White bun rolls ($2.00 AUD) - all their bread is baked fresh. I spotted a bag of 6 white buns. Nothing particularly mind blowing about them but they were fresh. - Curries scallop pie ($7.00 AUD) - there's two small scallops inside. The curry sauce slowly grew on me the more I ate it. Not bad but nowhere near the level of the pies we've had elsewhere. - Orange and almond cake ($4.00 AUD) - this was good. Tasted like orange, sprinkled with pumpkin seeds and an orange rind. Didn't get much almond flavour. Better than we expected. Long hours and fresh bread. 3.5 stars.

Staying at the hotel above this cafe and have had breakfast in and they do room service too. Their…read moreroom service menu options are less than eating in the cafe. Their position is great overlooking the river and the service was ok. Staff are friendly was a little busy so coffee was slow to be served but good was quick. Would recommend if your in the area.

On a recent trip to Launceston, my husband and I were on the hunt for brunch, stomachs growling! We…read moreended up at Cube on the water which was a lovely location. It was cold outside but comfortable inside. We both ordered the same thing - Canadian breakfast w large, freshly squeezed OJ. The serving size was just right for us. The poached eggs were so tasty - did not need salt or pepper, bacon is always good, just the right amount of pancakes and a little jug of maple syrup each to drench those pancakes in! Yum! Safe to say we demolished this in no time and left happy and full :)

Rude service. We were standing in the restaurant for 5' without any staff even bat an eye. They…read morebasically ignored and let us find our own table even after we asked for help. Definitely will not come back.

Stopped here for lunch when we were in town for a wedding, and were very pleasantly surprised at…read morehow good everything was. The place was enormously busy as there was a local gathering on that had brought a lot of people from out of town and interstate, but despite this the staff was friendly and attentive. The pizza is incredible, and the salads were really good as well. It's a wonderful building, and where the dining certainly isn't the fanciest we felt quite at home sitting in the back on one of the couches having drinks and admiring the old building. If we're ever in the neighborhood again, we'll certainly stop through. It's a good, honest, local cafe restaurant that if it were down the road from my place, I'd be in there for an hour or two every Sunday to have coffee and read the newspaper.

Hi I'm just wondering if you have any jobs going I'm a pastrycook and looking for work if any thing…read moreis to offer my number is 0480692022 my name is Michael and I live at hartnoll pl Evandale

Great spot for a pit stop. Predominantly a bakery, it's licensed and sells other plates of goodies…read moreand a glass or bottle to go with. There's a shop and it's also part gallery, with a range of really interesting framed artworks for sale incl oils, watercolours and etchings to peruse. Yes, etchings! Mainly British and antique, they are quite nice, if you like that sort of thing. Plenty of inside seating or have a sit and contemplation of your navel in the pretty courtyard outside. This bakery wins my vote for the best Tassie scallop pie so far.

The muffins are all made daily by the owner, and it really shows. They are superb. Savoury and…read moresweet options are available, but they do sell out quickly so if you have a craving for a particular flavour you might want to get in early. While the general selection of food isn't huge, it is simple and it is decent quality, and there is a surprising range for gluten-free eaters. The Muffin Café is also listed on the Coeliac Australia site as extra reassurance. What really sets the place apart is that half of the café is dedicated to scrapbooking supplies - they stock an amazing range of different paper stocks in varying designs and weights. They also carry stamps, stencils, stickers, and all sorts of other stationery and scrapbooking items.

Simply Delicious…read more The Muffin Kitchen has been around for a very long time and it's pretty clear why. They do a mean muffin, both savory and sweet. The muffin with custard centre was my childhood favorite. Family friendly, but not offensive to those who are doing adult-only or solo dining. Nicely tucked away from the main shopping precinct, this is a lovely place to recharge for lunch during a hectic work day or shopping outing. After sampling one in-house, you will be wanting to take one (or two) muffins home too.

Good Friday and we were happy to find anywhere open for breakfast. So it was an unexpected bonus to…read morediscover Cafe Mondello served genuinely fresh squeezed OJ, great coffee and the best chilli scrambled eggs my husband has ever tasted. No wonder so many patrons were on first name terms with the staff and each other.

Cafe Mondello was recommended to us by a fellow Cafe owner in Launceston. The friendly baristas…read moreapologised for not having any hot food and said to come here. We were warned that they don't have a lot of seating and that if it was full that the cafe next door was also good. We managed to grab a table outside which was great as we got to enjoy the beautiful weather. The barista who had sent us here had actually jumped in the car and got her family a table... which was funny, but a sign that the food must be good. The coffee's here were great. My Cappuccino ($4) was gone before the food came out.. and since it was the second for the morning I thought I'd not push onto the third. My friend had a Soy Chai Latte ($4.50). I ordered the Eggs Benedict ($18.50) but asked to have Bacon instead of Ham (a frequent and easy request). The Eggs Benny was very good (see photo). The Poached egg was cooked just right (the yolk was only slightly set and the majority was runny). I enjoyed my meal and remembered thinking the portions of bacon were slightly more than what I would have expected. They could either drop the amount of bacon down a bit or add in a third Egg... I would say third egg because that's how I roll. The missus had the Corn Fritters ($23), which were very good. I got a bite and they were crunchy on the outside yet light on the inside. One friend had The Smashed Avocado ($19), Add Tomato ($3), Add Bacon ($4.50) and the other had the Eggs & Bacon ($15.50), Add Relish ($2), Add Mushrooms ($4.50). Fresh OJ ($6.50) was recommended by a few people and whilst I didn't get to try any... it seemed to disappear quite quickly. After complaining that there weren't any good cafe's for breakfast/brunch in Launceston I can now highly recommend coming to Charles Street and stopping in here... will be back, great food!

Awesome Stop for a Pie. We walked in and saw all these beautiful desserts and started looking at…read morethe menu on the wall. We didn't see any meat pies but oh, we were totally wrong. The savory pies were in the huge warming oven and Almost empty! There were a few of each left..we were in luck. We ordered the Curry Chicken Pie and the Beef & Pepper Pie and a sweet Mixed Berry Pie. And yes, we shared as we always do...more tastes for small appetites. We agreed the Beef & Pepper was the best. The pepper just made that beef pop. It was great the chicken curry was very good but not that pepper one! The crust was outstanding on each pie. The mixed berry pie was outstanding. Perfectly made with a tad more berry than pastry. And it was not too sweet. It was huge. We had left overs for breakfast the next morning. And it held up very well. Highly recommend. Worth the drive. Will return reasonably priced.

update your website. you are NOT open on A Sunday yet your site says you are. people…read moredrive to visit and there is nothing. not happy

I had been without good coffee for too long when we arrived at Bread and Butter and this place…read moredelivered just what I needed. My favorite part: coffee on tap! The great selection of baked goods and sandwiches were also quite nice. They also had a great selection of beans for filter brewing which I found were not always as easy to find as I am used to in the states.