Pyengana Dairy Company

We traveled from Melbourne to Hobart and visited the Pyengana Dairy Company. The café has a beautiful view, and we were lucky to have a sunny day. They offer free cheese tastings, and we enjoyed a cheese platter along with some delicious flavored milkshakes. The cheeses were outstanding. We also had breakfast at the café, and it was excellent. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Overall, we had a wonderful experience.

Working dairy farm with delicious cheese. Nice cafe with lots of information about the history of their dairy and the cheese-making process. The cafe has a window in the floor to look down and see the wheels of cheese in the maturation stage. Views from the outdoor seating area are beautiful. We watched the cows walk in for their milking, and loved seeing them get a nice scratch. Cheese tasting is help-yourself with four of their cheeses on offer. Good amount of free parking.

Cheese tasting!!! Really beautiful place, surrounded by rolling hills. Dairy is interactive, you can watch the cheese making and the cows come in to be milked. Lots of imformation dotted around. Self guided cheese tasting avaliable. Very good menu for lunch from around 11:00. Devonshire tea also avaliable for a coffee option. Cheese board and wine on offer as well.

Great stop in Pyengana — delicious cheese, generous tastings and a proper farmhouse feel. The toastie was excellent. Friendly team and relaxed atmosphere. The place could use a little refresh here and there, but honestly that’s part of the authentic charm.

$15 for this miserable BLT. 12% card surcharge as well without any signage indicating this. It’s a pity because it seems like this place could do really well and it’s a beautiful setting but I couldn’t believe what was put in front on me. Coffee was fine, hence the singular star. Really not worth spending any money in the cafe.

Free cheese tastings, Devonshire tea with warm, freshly baked scones, and the friendliest staff—what more could you want on a rainy day? My only wish is that they were open more than just weekends! 🙏🏼

What a breakfast & view! Such friendly lovely service. A great assortment of fantastic cheeses, jams, relishes, yummy fudge, sauces & snacks. The best hot fresh chive savoury scones & delicious fresh butter & relish I’ve ever had. Awesome tea and coffee. The view is incredible, misty mountains & you can smell how fresh the air is surrounded by dairy farms. You can see the dairy cows too! There were tiny calves in the paddock and bigger dairy cows next door, so cute. Cheese tasting and all. Highly recommend this place, even on a rainy day, especially for brekky, those scones are next level! I hear the toasties are also delicious. Thank you for a great experience ❤️ 🐄

This is the must-stop by -place if you are travelling to Tasmania especially the east side. You can taste various Tasmanian cheeses for free and also special lime milk shake that you cannot find anywhere else.

Fantastic stop if you're hungry on your way from Launceston to the Bay of Fires. The dairy does frequent cheese tasting during the day, with an informative spiel about each cheese. The Holy Cow Cafe has good daily specials, and of course includes cheese platters. While you eat lunch, you can even watch the cows line up for milking. Definitely add to the Tasmanian itinerary.