Banjo’s Bakery Café - New Norfolk
20 High St, New Norfolk, Tasmania, 7140
“Great food, made fresh each day”

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Why Choose Banjo’s Bakery Café - New Norfolk?
Banjo's Bakery Café in New Norfolk makes excellent pies that genuinely exceed expectations: the scallop pie features a generous size and quality that keeps locals coming back, while pulled beef brisket and beef and potato varieties are equally popular. Staff are known for their friendliness and pace, making it a solid choice for lunch, breakfast or a coffee stop on your way through.
About Banjo’s Bakery Café - New Norfolk
If you're passing through New Norfolk or live nearby, Banjo's Bakery Café is a bakery that does a steady trade in pies, and pies are what people mention. It's part of the Banjo's franchise, and locals know it for pies and helpful staff. The scallop pie gets particular attention: one traveller was surprised by how generous it was, with large scallops, a light curry flavour and buttery, flaky pastry. The cauliflower cheese pie and a pulled beef brisket pie with jalapeños also come up, and the choc Nutella hot cross bun went down well too.
Beyond pies, they offer pastries, sausage rolls, hot cross buns, vanilla slices and fresh breads. They bake bread and rolls fresh on the premises, along with sausage rolls, croissants, vanilla slices and donuts, and the Banjo's line is that everything is made fresh each day. One customer has singled out a barista named Hayley for a cappuccino and friendly service. One person did find a batch of party pies a little dry, and another found the pastries a touch greasy. Staff are generally described as friendly and quick, even when the place is busy at lunchtime. It suits a sit-down breakfast or coffee stop as much as a grab-and-go lunch, and people passing through on the way to or from Hobart have been happy to stop here.
You can dine in, take away or have orders delivered, and they take custom cake orders and do catering as well. There's free street parking nearby, and the car park, entrance and toilet are wheelchair accessible. They take cards and tap-and-pay. They open early and keep going through the afternoon, but check the hours before heading in.
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What Customers Say on Google
“For a chain bakery with Bakers Delight vibes, the scallop pie really exceeded my expectations. There were 6 large scallops (largest scallops I've had in Tasmania, like more normal scallop size), it all tasted fresh and great, lightly curried like a not very curry kind of curry puff with the seafood flavour still coming through, and the pie pastry was buttery and flaky.”
“Great range of pies n sangers. One of the best bakeries I've stumbled across in my travels. I had the beef n potato pie. Absolutely yummy. The place was very busy being lunch time but the service was quick with a smile too.”
“Loved the toasted croissant, pastry was very nice. Lovely smiley service from the lady with the tattoos, which was nice at that time of the morning, 8am, she's a keeper.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Banjo’s Bakery Café - New Norfolk
This New Norfolk bakery is best known for its pies, especially the scallop pie, which locals describe as generous with large scallops, a light curry flavour and flaky, buttery pastry. The cauliflower cheese pie and a pulled beef brisket pie with jalapeños also get regular mentions, along with friendly, quick service even during busy lunch periods.
Yes, coffee and breakfast are part of the regular offering. Locals mention flat whites and cappuccinos alongside pastries like toasted croissants and vanilla slice. It's a popular stop for those travelling through New Norfolk, including walkers heading to or from Lake St Clair, with dine-in and takeaway both available.
Yes, Banjo's Bakery Café in New Norfolk offers custom cake orders and catering in addition to its everyday bakery range. They also provide delivery, takeaway and dine-in, making them a flexible option whether you're grabbing a pie on the go or organising food for a group.
Yes, the café has a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance and toilet. It also accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments, and offers free street parking nearby, making it an easy stop for a quick bite or a sit-down coffee on Main Street.
Beyond its well-known pies, the bakery sells pastries, sausage rolls, hot cross buns and a range of fresh bread and rolls. Top sellers include the double choc muffin, caramel glazed donut, very berry raspberry muffin and seasonal items like the Christmas cheer donut. For current prices, it's best to ask in-store.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 3 6261 1693
- Address
- 20 High St, New Norfolk, Tasmania, 7140
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 5am-6pm
- Tuesday
- 5am-6pm
- Wednesday
- 5am-6pm
- Thursday
- 5am-6pm
- Friday
- 5am-6pm
- Saturday
- 5am-6pm
- Sunday
- 6am-6pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway, Dine-in, In-store pick-up, In-store shopping
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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