Emerald Village Bakery & Cafe

So many different choicesFresh and deliciousMust try:Beef and peper pie: very papery and spicyHome-made sausage: not the usual taste and texture you've tried

Emerald Bakery is a good bakery however it is very expensive! I do enjoy a nice meat pie but it was really like eating real gems and emeralds for the price I paid! Living in Melbourne and heading East through Emerald, the bakery does have tasty pies however just for a price where I can buy like 6 from Woolies.

We have been coming to EVB for years and love it! There is an enormous selection of savoury and sweet foods for everyone.We visited most recently just last week and I would have to say this was our first not so great experience. They have changed the entire layout which definitely flows better, however, their pies are now in a ‘help yourself’ display, covered in plastic. I’m not sure if they have changed chefs or this new way to store the pies/sausage rolls/pasties is what caused them to taste below average. We also had the chicken focaccias which were disappointing as they were extremely dry and bland.Hoping that this was just a once off as we used to love this bakery!

What we had was fantastic. Their self-sauceing pudding was out of this world. (pic included)Customer service was good, very good for how busy it was.Selection of goods was really great. The self-service aspect I really like, it was an efficient system for a busy establishment.The only slight issue I had was the volume of the music. Too loud.

Have been coming to this Bakery for 25 years now. Being young or older, it is always so exciting to walk in and see the many different sweets and savoury foods that have been freshly baked. The quality of food is next to none! So delicious everytime! Definitely recommend visiting if you're around the area.

I loved the store layout; it was super cute and homely. The staff were friendly, which is always a win too. The egg and bacon roll was a generous serving; however, it was cold in the middle. The florentines were ok; however, they were the only gluten-free treat they had in the whole store, which I found surprising. And the coffee was average.

Popped in here with the family on Friday for lunch and was not disappointed! Got a mix of pies and mini quiches. Ended up taking away a family quiche and Nona's meatballs with pasta for our dinner. Super delicious! Will be back again!

I really loved this place. It made quite the impression on me!The store is really cosy and the atmosphere reminds me of the lolly shop in Beechworth.There are an array of sweets and baked goods in this place.We came in last weekend and ordered the steak, cheese and chilli pie and a chorizo sausage roll. The chilli pie was so tasty. But if you ain't good with spice, don't even try it. It says steak and chilli and it doesn't hold back. If you're up for a spicy pie, you've found it right here.The chorizo roll was juicy and mild. It had a good level of spiciness. We also bought the big choc chip cookie which was awesome. And for the three items it totalled approximately $26.I'll be back for sure, but I'll get my staple pie and look at the other range of sweets.I am a huge fan that the owner hires young locals. This store actually has a sign to say that it could be their first job so don't be mindful, more or less. I agree. All workplaces need that. The staff were great.