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Clarence, Tasmania Food Guide: 10 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cambridge
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Cambridge, Clarence, Tasmania including Coal River Farm, Spencer's, Wicked Cheese Factory, Dandy Lane, Daci and Daci Bakers, Small-Fry, Zero Davey Cafe, Salamanca Wharf Cafe, Machine Laundry Cafe, Abundance
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10. Abundance
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Slicey8
Really good coffee served in sustainable crockery. A decent small selection of pastries and breakfast/lunch savouries. Fantastic friendly service, some great coffee-related wares for sale and a light, spacious interior.
9. Machine Laundry Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 907 reviews
Reviewed By dumpling_18
Machine Laundry Cafe is so highly rated on Tripadvisor however from my experience, it's not somewhere I would return to.The Cafe is indeed very cool, retro and funky. And yes, there really is a Laundry inside the cafe.However the cafe smells of stale, old cooking fat which made me feel ill. Sit outside to avoid this.The coffee isn't outstanding.The service was very aloof and unsmiling on a Saturday at 3pm. Maybe they were exhausted from the Salamanca Market crowds?I couldn't wait to get out of there.
8. Salamanca Wharf Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 372 reviews
Salamanca Wharf Cafe features an all day breakfast menu, along with lunch, sweets and many delicious take away options.
Reviewed By Burls-was-here
As a table of 5 we arrived and the menu read well...thatâs where the good experience ended.... after a long wait to order and an even longer wait to get the food... some 55minutes later we were served hard and over cooked eggs, undercooked bacon, cold hollandaise. Not too mention arriving before other tables and getting served after....Something went drastically wrong... unfortunately we wonât be back.We're really sorry to hear you didn't have a good experience.Unfortunately we had a way higher demand that day than was expected and were understaffed with a large number of big group bookings at the same time which can be hard to keep in check with a small kitchen. If you'd like to come back and give us another chance we'd be more than happy to offer you your meal on the house.
7. Zero Davey Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Cafe Centrally located on the corner of Davey and Evans Streets and open Monday to Saturday, it's the first point of call for many busy locals and traveling tourists. With the convenience of five minute parking right outside, picking up a coffee and a bit
Reviewed By 142janr
We had a delicious breakfast at the cafe which consisted of a muffin with poached egg, spinach, bernaise sauce and smoked salmon and it was about $7, my husband had the muesli and fresh fruit which he really enjoyed. All their prices were very reasonable. Very pleasant staff.
6. Small-Fry
Overall Ratings
4 based on 350 reviews
Reviewed By Dylan C
Small breakfast spot with one chef under the pump with the whole restaurant watching. Plate after plate of delicious food was being delivered, and while there is a bit of wait (to be expected), it certainly delivered on expectations. I had the pudding while my partner had the tartine, both delicious. Highly recommend, just don't expect a quick in and out breakfast and coffee.
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5. Daci and Daci Bakers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1793 reviews
Bakers Of bread, Viennoiserie, cakes, patisserie & provisions. Full breakfasts, morning and afternoon tea, & lunch are offered in a bustling environment with professional service. Takeaways available, and child friendly.
Reviewed By EmmCeeAustralia
If i didn't know any better I was back in Paris walking the streets and enjoying the exquisite baking that only they can do. The display of cakes and pastries is amazing and the cafe was buzzing. Great service, good coffee but the croissants were terrific and so was the Danish. I'm going back for macarons and maybe some croissants to take home. I wish there was this type of cafe in the north west of Tasmania I'd be a very happy person.
4. Dandy Lane
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By 675kyliee
I went here recently when visiting Tassie and made sure I fitted in two more visits before leaving as the coffee was so good! Highly recommend the food as well.
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3. Wicked Cheese Factory
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By Russell F
My wife and I visited this cheese factory whilst travelling through Richmond in September. It was very inviting, with lots of cheeses available for tasting. Not being a cheese person, I certainly enjoyed the cheeses here and we purchased a few cheeses to take away with us. There is a great selection of sauces, mustards and relishes as well.
2. Spencer's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Mary C
Visited for a girls lunch, and plan to go back and take my partner as I was so impressed. Good food, good service, great atmosphere. Very busy so I would recommend making a booking.
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1. Coal River Farm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Coal River Farm is a modern, casual restaurant featuring our own and locally grown produce. Dine while watching our cheese and chocolate makers create their artisan products onsite. All our food is made from scratch onsite and throughout the day customers
Reviewed By TasmaniaLovesydney
called in on our way through to hobart recently.Ordered 2 hot chocolates had to be the best hot chocolates ever service was friendly nice and quick water provided even though near closing time.Menu look nice platter being enjoyed by another table did look nice but we had already eaten.Chocolate and cheeses are readily available at our local market so need to do any tastings.
