Scottsdale Bakery - Youngtown
274B Hobart Rd, Youngtown, Tasmania, 7249

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Why Choose Scottsdale Bakery - Youngtown?
Scottsdale Bakery Youngtown is a reliable pie and pasty stop well regarded by locals. Customers consistently praise the generously filled pasties and sausage rolls, particularly their peppery bite and flaky pastry, and the staff are noted for their friendliness and hard work.
About Scottsdale Bakery - Youngtown
Scottsdale Bakery's Youngtown shop is a pie and pasty stop that's known locally. Pasties are what customers often mention. Locals describe them as generously filled, with a peppery bite and a flaky pastry, though one person found the pastry a touch chewy. The sausage rolls get the same peppery praise, and the curried scallop pie is one that gets a mention. If you're after a classic Tasmanian bakery pie or pasty, this is the kind of place you'd head for.
They also do coffee, and the word is that it's a good one. Staff come across as friendly and hardworking, and the shop is described as spotless. It's set up for takeaway, and you can pay by card or tap with your phone.
It gets busy, and with only one person on the counter a queue can form, though the team handles it well. Bread rolls, sandwiches and loaves can sell out by early afternoon, so don't leave it late if you're after those. If you're after sourdough specifically, ask first and check what you're getting. It's also worth checking the hours before you drive over, especially on weekends, as one visitor turned up to a closed door.
Go earlier in the day for the best pick of the cabinet.
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What Customers Say on Google
“Huge amount of filling with a nice peppery flavour. The pastry was a little chewy though.”
“The staff are friendly, the food is delicious, the service is quick, the shop is always spotless.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Scottsdale Bakery - Youngtown
This Youngtown shop is known for its pasties, which locals describe as generously filled with a peppery bite and flaky pastry. The curried scallop pie and sausage rolls also get regular mentions, along with good coffee. It's the kind of place Tasmanians head to for a classic bakery pie or pasty, with takeaway as the main way to order.
Many visitors describe the staff as friendly and hardworking, with quick service even when queues form. The shop itself is often described as spotless. Some mention service can slow when only one person is rostered on, but most come away happy with both the food and the welcome they get at the counter.
Yes, the Youngtown shop accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments such as tap-and-go, so you don't need cash on hand. It offers takeaway service for pies, pasties, sausage rolls and coffee, making it an easy stop if you're grabbing something quick in Youngtown.
Popular items like bread rolls, sandwiches and loaves can sell out later in the day, with some visitors missing out when arriving in the early afternoon. Pasties, sausage rolls and pies tend to be the mainstay. If you have your heart set on a particular item, it's worth asking the bakery when stock is freshest or heading in earlier.
Pasties are the standout order, praised for generous filling and a peppery kick, though pastry texture gets mixed comment from one visitor. The curried scallop pie and sausage rolls are also favourites, and the coffee is well regarded too. For sweeter options, quiche and vanilla slice get a mention from happy customers.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 421 778 799
- Address
- 274B Hobart Rd, Youngtown, Tasmania, 7249
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 7am-2:30pm
- Tuesday
- 7am-2:30pm
- Wednesday
- 7am-2:30pm
- Thursday
- 7am-2:30pm
- Friday
- 7am-2:30pm
- Saturday
- 8am-2pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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