This bakery is amazing! Serving bread, sweets, desserts, pies and sandwiches there's something for…read moreeveryone. Try their club sandwiches and buy a bag of cookies for the road.

From the owner: Taste the freshness.read more

After visiting the Sheffield Murals, our group had Lunch at the Sheffield Bakehouse. Meat Pies…read morewere on the menu, as I ordered at the counter and chose the Chicken Curry variety, while Gayle went with Chicken Scallops. All good and enjoyed at a table by the window.

Visited this bakery as part of a driving tour of Tasmania…read more I love pies and generally try a local one wherever I go. The pies at this bakery were easily the best that I tried while in Tasmania. Recommended.

Banjos is a franchise business in Tasmania. It has a bakery with attached coffee shop at many…read morelocations. I run a small business and let me say this....when someone brings in a voucher you honour it! Even if it's expired etc! Because it's good business. I attended a convention in Hobart & as part of a 'goodies ' bag I received a '2 for 1' coffee deal. I attempted to redeem it here & was rejected because it wasn't 'validated' ie. the "valid until:" bit had not been completed. This caused embarrassment to me and to the staff member who'd run it past the manager. To make matters worse the coffee which I'd then paid for was terrible - very bitter. There were 250 people at the convention, all of whom received a voucher. If all were rejected that's a whole lot of bad karma! I'll finish by saying that the bakery goods were very nice.

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.

I'm going to be biased as I write this review. But I believe that my bias is justified on this…read moreoccasion. This is my first visit to Tasmania, and we (my wife and I) disembarked the Spirit of Tasmania at Devenport at 0705 today. There were plenty of places open for breakfast there, but we weren't hungry then. We drove past Burnie, still not hungry enough to stop and eat breakfast. We drove to Deloraine and decided that now we were hungry enough. First place which we stopped at was indicating that it was open: tables and chairs out the front, a big sign saying "open", music playing inside, and lights were on, but the doors were locked. We went to a couple of other places and were disappointed with the appearance of them. Deloraine Town Bakery was different. There was a charm to the place which attracted us, and we hadn't even seen the food on offer! When we did, I needed to add an extra star to this review. When I tasted the food and drink, that confirmed my five stars for this place. The owner, David, and his staff and their "nothing is too much trouble" attitude is a wonderful addition to an already excellent eating place. I'm sure that you will not be disappointed.