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Daci & Daci Bakers

4.2 (42 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for working
Dogs allowed

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Diana C.

Pastry was delicious. Highly recommend dining in. So if you are ever in Tasmania, head inside and sit down rather than standing in line and ordering. That's strictly to go. Great place to catch up with friend and family or even have a bite and coffee alone.

Fiona S.

Initially impressive - it's a tourist trap. An elegant trap. Definitely nice oozing with colonial charm. There is table service or you can go to counter for takeaways. The selection of pastries is broad and the range in color, presentation and decoration make a choice difficult. We went for tea and a treat. Settled for Rose Tea, which fitted the atmosphere. Service by the formally uniformed waitress was quick and efficient. The treats were as good as they looked - delicate, petite but sweet. Tea in a pot allowed too steep. Overall had a lovely arvo tea - it is all a bit pricey but you would/should expect that. One for the tourists.

Wide open space, good for breakfast and lunch
Kammy F.

Ton of choice for the pastries, pie and bread. I heard their almond croissant is a treat but it was sold out at lunch time.

Jack D.

As some of you well know, I am a bit strange. And on a recent trip to Hobart, after sinking a few whiskeys at Lark Distillery, my partner and I had a sudden hankering for a lamington. Whiskey to baked goods? Yeah, I don't know either. Anyhoo, thanks to Yelp we found Daci and Daci bakers, a veritable triumph in the field of baked goods. It felt a bit like we were in a Parisian bakery as we scanned the windows filled with chocolate eclairs, cupcakes, danishes and so much more. While I couldn't find a lamington, we indulged in far too many other glossy baked treats and an absolute winner of a coffee. It's just a short walk from the Salamanca Markets, so is a good place to head to to escape the crowds and people watch.

Helena T.

Breakfast. The pastries look wonderful. Alas the spirit is willing but the tummy is not. I had the Eggs Florentine. A croque monsieur, Huon salmon on brioche and a chicken n leek pie. All good. Can't wait to come back for the pastries. #maneklady #manekeats #manektravels

Thu Phuong P.

Wide range of yummy danishes and escargots, which are not very sugary as these look like. Excellent chai lattee. Skilful baristas with very nice coffee latte art, which is a main reason for me to come here for coffee. As an European style-bakery shop, they have croissants here. But I should give you an alert that the croissants are very sweet, which is different from the traditional ones, I think. So if you are like me, not a fan of sweet treats, you should keep this in mind when ordering the croissants here. Actually, I could eat half croissant only since it was too sugary.

Breakfast was delicious - avocado and feta on sour dough and poached eggs with smoked bacon.
Kathryn T.

Sensational food and service. Everything was perfect! It is a gorgeous little cafe that has that decadent feel.

James T.

Munchies to die for, this coffee shop and bakery is superb. Well I wasn't as impressed with the coffee as the food but the food was divine

Flos L.

Such a cool spot! They have fantastic deserts and delicious wraps. Can't judge the coffee since I'm not really an expert on that. You can either hangout outside or inside. Sometimes they can get really packed during the day and you can only do take away. One of my favorite places for deserts/cakes.

Paul H.

Good pastries, and close to the docks. Great espresso. Service was brusque, and not very pleasant - felt like customers weren't welcome.

View from the street front seating overlooking a lovely  park.
Coznesster S.

Best cafe in Hobart on my visit. Fabulous selection of croissants, pastries, deserts. Grab a frittata and a wine and do some people watching. Can't recall if they sold beer, but they did have a wine selection. Coz...

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So many wonderful delights to selected from, everything looks delicious and the things I ordered were fabulous.

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Simply the best coffee in Tassie and the food is excellent value for money. We will be back when we are next in Hobart

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Excellent breakfast spot. Lovely poached eggs, croissant, coffee. Close and convenient to the docks and wharves.

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Amazing cafe, friendly service, delicious pastries, and great coffee. Favourite cafe in Hobart!

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