Himalaya Cafe & Organic sourdough bread
73 Vincent St, Daylesford, Victoria, 3460
“Organic Sourdough Bread, Gluten Free, Vegan and Sugar free Cakes and Food”

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Why Choose Himalaya Cafe & Organic sourdough bread?
Himalaya Cafe & Organic Sourdough Bread is known locally for house-made organic sourdough and distinctive vegan pies that depart from the usual bakery fare. The menu covers gluten-free and vegan options throughout, with fresh pastries and baked goods that keep locals coming back, backed by friendly, efficient service at fair prices.
About Himalaya Cafe & Organic sourdough bread
If you're after something a little different in Daylesford, Himalaya Cafe & Organic sourdough bread is worth a look. It runs as a cafe and bakery in one, with organic sourdough and a spread of house-made breads at the heart of it. Alongside the loaves you'll find vegetarian, vegan and meat options on the menu, so a mixed group can usually find something that suits everyone.
The bread is what locals tend to rave about first, and the baked goods follow close behind. We hear the pies are a drawcard, particularly the vegan ones. One person who visited called them unlike anything they'd had before, a pie that holds its own rather than trying to imitate a meat version. The pumpkin soup and walnut bread come up a fair bit too. Fresh scrolls, including an apple cinnamon one, get a good word, and one visitor was offered a batch straight from the oven.
Dietary needs are clearly a strength here. The cafe does gluten-free and vegan options across a lot of the menu, plus cakes, biscuits and pastries made without refined sugar, sweetened with things like dates, honey and brown rice syrup. People with picky eaters or specific requirements say the staff accommodated them without any fuss. A vegan chocolate cake has been called the best one some people have tried, and an orange and poppyseed cake was praised for not being too sweet. Custom cake orders are available too.
Breakfast and lunch are covered with toasties, soups and sandwiches, and the BLT has a fan or two. Coffee is organic and fair trade, and there's a house-made organic chai that gets a warm reception. Locals mention the staff as friendly and helpful, and the prices as fair for what you get. We've heard the odd comment about slow service when it's busy, and one visitor had a less than welcoming experience with the front-of-house manner.
There's indoor seating and a small front yard, with takeaway if you'd rather eat on the move. It's family-friendly, with high chairs and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Hours run a little longer on weekends, but check before you head in.
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What Customers Say on Google
“stopped by for a chai latte and noticed they also had an apple cinnamon scroll, so I decided to try it as well, and I loved it. The chai was great, warm and comforting, and the staff were really helpful, even asking if I'd like honey added to my chai.”
“LOVE IT!! Amazing vegan pies. Unlike anything else I've had. Pros: - great service. Lovely staff. - good atmosphere. - vegan pie stands on its own and not trying to be meat. - good range of food.”
“Delicious and extensive vegan options, knowledgeable staff, quick service and affordable prices! We came here for lunch two days in a row.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Himalaya Cafe & Organic sourdough bread
This Daylesford cafe and bakery is best known for its organic sourdough and house-made breads, with vegan pies getting particular praise, one visitor called them unlike anything they'd had before. The cherry danish, pumpkin soup and apple cinnamon scrolls also get regular mentions, alongside good coffee and a relaxed cafe atmosphere.
Yes, gluten-free and vegan options are a strong point here, alongside vegetarian and sugar-free choices. The menu covers breakfast, brunch, lunch and dessert, with the vegan pies and vegan chocolate cake singled out as standouts. It's a solid pick in Daylesford for mixed groups with different dietary needs.
Both options are available, with seating on site as well as takeaway for bread, pastries and baked goods. The cafe also offers catering, high chairs and wheelchair-accessible entry, making it workable for families and groups wanting breakfast, brunch or lunch in Daylesford.
Many visitors note the food is reasonably priced for what you get, with affordable lunches and a generous range of cakes, biscuits and savoury items made with natural sweeteners. Staff are generally described as friendly and quick, though service speed can vary during busy periods, so it pays to check hours before a visit.
Regulars point to the vegan pies, spinach and potato pie, apple cinnamon scrolls, cherry danish and macadamia slice as highlights, alongside the organic sourdough loaves themselves. The pumpkin soup and vegan chocolate cake also come up often as favourites worth ordering.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 3 5348 1267
- info@himalayacafe.au
- Address
- 73 Vincent St, Daylesford, Victoria, 3460
How Himalaya Cafe & Organic sourdough bread Compares
in Daylesford
381 reviews on Google
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 9:30am-3pm
- Tuesday
- 9:30am-3pm
- Wednesday
- 9:30am-3pm
- Thursday
- 9:30am-3pm
- Friday
- 9:30am-3pm
- Saturday
- 9am-4pm
- Sunday
- 9am-4pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway, Dine-in
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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