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.

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.

You wouldn't come here for the coffee (so sorry), BUT would want to live here for the baked treats…read more As kids, we use to have second breakfast here while waiting for our bus, usually consisting of the apple scroll. Delicious. Muffins also yummy (but they got smaller over the years), as too are the pastries, which are drenched with custard and fruit. Bread is really moist and pizzas are beaut for lunch (my mum use to sneak me one at school whenever she was on tuck shop duty - that's how good they are). At Easter time, you can't go past the choc chip hot cross buns.

This place is great for the traditional pastries - meat pies, more meal pies and even more meat…read morepies! Ok they do sell other pastries too and this has to be one of the best around Launceston. Coffee....is so so but who wants coffee to wash down the pies!

Bryher is in a nice old building with a couple of seats out front under some shady trees. Staff are…read morefriendly though the coffee was very average. We also got a iced chocolate that was almost undrinkable (still powdery and not a great flavour) that we gave up on. Cakes and pastries looked good but were very dry - maybe I had come along on a bad day but it definitely wasn't a memorable experience.

I first went to Bryher with a local friend around a year ago, and when I was passing back through…read moreLaunceston after a festival a few weeks ago I was stoked to find it open on a public holiday after my travel companions' lunch requests weren't. They did have a slight markup for public holiday pricing but considering penalty rates, I'm totally ok with that. The coffee was beautiful, the food options were great. I had a stunning fresh salad plate with heirloom tomatoes, zucchini and kale, which came with a side of fresh bread. So good. Bryher does a trade with local growers to get a lot of their ingredients, which means they can tell you where their produce comes from. It's this kind of local spirit that makes me fall in love with cafes, so you can be sure that I'll head back to Bryher next time I'm up top.

Love it, I'm a pie-izza person myself! Great food, always worth the wait or travel!read more

Top bakery. Delicious Tasmania curried scallop pies. Good price. Banbury tart delicious too. Great…read morelocation for a quick lunch while shopping in the Launceston CBD.

On the weekends, there aren't much coffee shops open before 8AM in Launceston. Aroma's was one of…read morethe few we could find that was before we made the drive out to Cradle Mountain. My boyfriend and I both got frittatas, I went with the roasted veggie and he the chicken pesto. My first flat white in Australia was also ordered here, and although I was bummed it wasn't from a place more well known for their coffee, I thoroughly enjoyed it. My boyfriend was a fan of their dirty chai. Cheaper and better than Starbucks in the U.S. The frittatas on the other hand were lackluster. Premade and cold, there was no flavor. Asked for hot sauce and they only had sriracha, but it was still an improvement. We contemplated getting a dessert to split as well, especially a lamington since we were in the land down under, but decided against it after digging into our food. Aroma's gets the job done when you need caffeine, but if I had a choice I'd go somewhere else.

Great coffee Great service Nice clean place always pack of…read morepeople.Service fast,food was excellent.Can't stop keep going back. Highly recommended.