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One thing Tasmanian does well and that's bakeries and this one won't let you down. With a huge range of delicious pies, cakes and slices to choose from. Scallop pie was really good and worth trying. Great dining area to stay and eat or takeaway.

Today, Anzac Day, 25 April 2022, after the Dawn Service in Launceston my family were looking for somewhere to have breakfast and a coffee. Whilst not a lot of cafes were open, Banjos Brisbane Street was. We noticed a people line coming out the door but decided to wait to be served. There was one you

Great bakery and service, however Tasmania can keep the Scallop pie in Tasmania... Disgusting. All other food from here is really good though 😋

This review isn't based on the food itself. It's based on the ridiculous amount of time it took to try and get some. At midday on a Sunday, the line up was out the door and there was only one lady serving at the counter and one young bloke making coffee. Not only were they overrun, but they were rea

Bought a $10.50 scallop pie, was disappointed in the pie as there were 3 and a half rubbery scallops in the pie and about 11 pieces of carrot. My family always said to try the pies so i did, I'm lucky i didn't dine in as i would have requested a refund. Based on poor quality and the prices are just

Lovely place to get a cuppa and something sweet here

The guy serving was extremely rude, walked off half way through my sentences, then once we got our food, the sausage rolls were so burnt that they were solid and inedible. Not the first time with rude staff and poor quality food at this store...

This bakery has a variety of delicious pastries and baked goods, sweet and savoury. A great spot and something for everyone to enjoy!