Lovely cafe, lovely view, and a great place to stop if you're getting road-weary from driving…read morethrough Tasmania. The coffee was fresh and really good, and there is a large variety of sweets, savouries, vegetarian, hot or cold food options--really something for everyone! You can dine-in or takeaway, but if you decide to hang out a while they will serve the hot food (I had a quiche) with an extra salad and the atmosphere inside the old building is cozy and inviting. Even if you're not hungry, it's worth stopping in the Red Bridge Cafe to browse the large amount of boutique, specialty, and local Tasmanian wares they have for sale, such as wines, honey, sweets, and unique and interesting food items and gifts. A short walk outside of the Cafe and you can see the historic bridge that the cafe is named after, and stroll a while along the river. It's even situated next to a free camping area if you're on a caravan holiday and need a place to rest.

Good coffee, friendly staff, fast service, tasty food and an interesting location. The red bridge…read morecafe is a great place to stop and recharge on your way through Campbell Town.

Once the shining caffeine and sandwich beacon awaiting you half way from Hobart to Launceston, now…read morethat there's options in Campbell Town for your coffee fix, you might want to rethink your reflex stop in Campbell Town. There's a huge drinks fridge, a tiny sandwich/wrap shelf, and a largish pastry case, and a warming rack near the register filled with savoury snacks. A few tables are there, but it's clearly for takeaway. The usual coffee and hot chocolate menu, BUT. The staff is S-L-O-W. Maybe it's because the pace of life in C-Town is slower paced, but boy oh boy. The line usually stretches to the door, and when it's finally your turn, the person behind the counter fidgets, talks to the barista, then usually decides then to restock the case with sausage rolls. You say your order, they ask you "Is that all?" After every item, then misunderstand it. You finally get it right and then you meander around while they slowly (and I mean slowly) make the coffees. When you get them, they are boiling hot and insipid - get it with an extra shot and it turns into hot sludge. Skip the rude, slow staff and grab your coffee elsewhere in C-Town next time.

We only had a couple of coffees and a sausage roll at Zeps, so not a ton to say about it. The…read moreatmosphere was pleasant, nothing fancy, but fitting of downtown Campbell Town. The coffee wasn't notable, but was definitely of high quality (coming from someone who has become quite the coffee snob since moving to Sydney!). Sausage roll was good. Again, nothing life changing, but nothing lacking. Bottom line: definitely a satisfying stop on the way through Campbell Town, but nothing to go out of your way for, though I admit that the long queue at the take away counter implied that others may have a higher opinion!

I'm not much of a lolly person these days, I am however a bit of an ice cream and thickshake…read moreenthusiast. This place has plenty of choice for a sweet-tooth like myself, so much it hurt my head a little, even before the eventual brain-freeze. With a large range of Tasmania's finest Valhalla ice cream, it took me a little while to pick my flavours, longer than it took to actually make the shake. And what a shake! My intial fear of it being too rich was quickly washed away by the chilly sweet beverage. Mmmm... beverage.

Great place to stop and break up your trip. Coffee great, staff friendly and sweets galore. Great…read moreassortment of sweets and icecream and all at great prices. Love the place. How sweet is is

A quick stop between Hobart and Launceston. A had an amazing vanilla slice! Service was quick. The…read morecharm of the building put me back about 150 years! What a great spot! Next time I want to try the meat pies!

This lovely country bakery bakes all their bread in a wood fired oven. We stopped in for lunch and…read morehad wonderful meat and salad sandwiches made with chewy crusty sourdough bread fresh from the wood fired oven. We also tried a mars bar slice and an eccles cake! It was just delicious and the coffee was reasonable. The staff were really sweet too.

These guys have the best pies. We tried the scollop pie and also the steak and mushroom. Delicious!read more

Delicious scallop pie, was the main reason I returned to this buzzing little bakery cafe, and they…read moremake the tastiest! Creamy scallop filling and fresh fluffy crisp pastry in a flavour combo particular to Tassie; have to try one. They were very busy but their order alert tag system works well and the service was fairly quick. The coffee was good and I also bought several jars of Convict preserves as gifts for family and friends. They have an open fire and plenty of cosy tables for winter tourists like me.

Our Go to spot close to the Office. As we are a family looking at what we eat, some of us gluten…read moreintolerant. It is great to have a place we can go to and not have to worry about what comes out and how it was prepared.This is our preferred restaurant near the office. As a family conscious about our diet, with some members being gluten intolerant, it's wonderful to have a place where we can dine without concerns about the ingredients or food preparation.

We had a breakfast. It is nice place. Good food and good service. The coffee was hot as askedread more

Absolutely beautiful. Lovely food and a beautiful setting. Recommend taking the time for the 5…read moreminute detour just out of Longford.

Excellent food, excellent service, excellent food, excellent value. Parking can be scare but…read moreworth the inconvenience.

They were in a partially open state while doing renovations, which means I didn't get to try…read moreanything from their kitchen, which is kind of a shame. What they did have was a pretty decent, if pricey chia pudding. I could imagine that when they do have a running kitchen, their food might be quite nice, but since they chose to be open, I feel it fair to rate them based on what they had to offer while I was there.