This was a very nice cafe. BUT I ordered a milk shake witch usually has a bit of ice cream but this…read moremilk shake had none!! The pies where very good and all my road buddy's enjoyed there . The car park was disappointingly not good it had tiny parks and we had to park in a corner but other than all that bad stuff it did fill me up!

Cute lil' bakery situated on the main road running through Milawa. Delicious house made bread can…read morebe smelt from a mile away. Make a quick pitstop for a spot to eat, sit on the chairs outside and enjoy the view. It's a beautiful part of the world that I love visiting every now and again. I'll also add that this bakery has plenty of healthy options. Not 'healthy' options but genuinely HEALTHY choices. I opted for the chicken and salad (housemade) roll with a little bag of mixed nuts (almonds, sunflower seeds, walnuts) while my other half inhaled a beef and onion pie. Both meals were given the tick of approval!

A whole shop dedicated mustard? Seriously? How different can they really be?…read more Pretty different it turns out, and mighty delicious! I tried about 10 styles of mustard and took a couple home along with some super tangy mustard pickles that works well with meat and cheese. The lady who welcomed us was pleasant to chat to, not at all pushy and encouraged us to try everything.

If you're anywhere near Milawa you really do have to drop into Milawa Mustard. It's located in the…read moreheart of a foodie precinct (multiple winery's, the cheese factory, olive shop, bakery, walkabout Aperies, Brown Brothers Epicurean centre). There are about 20 or 25 different mustards to try and you are encouraged to try them all. Ordered from mild flavours to wow hot hot, it's worth trying as many as you can as they are all distinctly different. This time I left with a horseradish mustard and a dill and lemon mustard salad dressing. All these mustards are the grainy type. This is a well established locally owned business that's been around for decades. I remember coming here more than 20 years ago with my grandparents. It hasn't changes much, it's still a quality establishment. The lady in charge was very friendly, and happy to provides some local knowledge about the mustards, about some of the other products for sale (relish, honey ect) and the district. No pressure to purchase. Easy to get to and plenty of parking.

I drive 3 hours just to get the lamb and rosemary pies here…read more They are amazing and I always have to get more then one. I always look forward to them when I come visit!

Nice fresh sandwiches heaps of beautiful feeling and good coffee to boot.read more