Toodyay Cafes, Pubs and Food
From award-winning pies and retro diner milkshakes to heritage pubs, country wineries and a small-batch distillery, Toodyay has plenty to eat and drink. Whether you’re after a quick coffee on Stirling Terrace, a long lunch or a cellar door tasting, you’ll find something to suit.
Cafés and Bakeries
Start your day on Stirling Terrace with fresh bread, strong coffee and a slice of something sweet.
Toodyay Bakery
A Stirling Terrace favourite, the Toodyay Bakery bakes everything in town, from sourdough and fresh bread to gourmet pies, sausage rolls, pasties and cakes. It has won awards for its pies and sausage rolls and took out Australia’s Best Pastie in 2016. Eat in or take away, with seating out the front, a kids’ corner and a balcony upstairs with a lift for prams. Open 7 days, 7am to 3pm.
123 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · (08) 9574 2617 · https://www.facebook.com/
A Stirling Terrace favourite, the Toodyay Bakery bakes everything in town, from sourdough and fresh bread to gourmet pies, sausage rolls, pasties and cakes. It has won awards for its pies and sausage rolls and took out Australia’s Best Pastie in 2016. Eat in or take away, with seating out the front, a kids’ corner and a balcony upstairs with a lift for prams. Open 7 days, 7am to 3pm.
123 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · (08) 9574 2617 · https://www.facebook.com/
The Cola Café and Museum
A 1950s-style diner packed with thousands of pieces of Coca-Cola memorabilia, collected over decades. The menu covers breakfast, brunch and lunch, with hot dogs, thickshakes, quality coffee and cake, plus a kids’ menu, and retro music plays while you wander the collection. It’s part café and part museum, with indoor seating and a shaded outdoor area.
128 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · (08) 9574 4407 · https://www.facebook.com/
A 1950s-style diner packed with thousands of pieces of Coca-Cola memorabilia, collected over decades. The menu covers breakfast, brunch and lunch, with hot dogs, thickshakes, quality coffee and cake, plus a kids’ menu, and retro music plays while you wander the collection. It’s part café and part museum, with indoor seating and a shaded outdoor area.
128 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · (08) 9574 4407 · https://www.facebook.com/
Dolly Foxgloves
A nostalgic concept store and café on Stirling Terrace, combining a passion for sustainability, vintage thrifting and whimsy. Come for FiORi coffee and jaffles, then browse a curated selection of pre-loved clothing and trinkets. Open most days from around 7am to 2pm (closed Tuesdays).
22 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · 0484 870 509 · https://www.dollyfoxgloves.com
A nostalgic concept store and café on Stirling Terrace, combining a passion for sustainability, vintage thrifting and whimsy. Come for FiORi coffee and jaffles, then browse a curated selection of pre-loved clothing and trinkets. Open most days from around 7am to 2pm (closed Tuesdays).
22 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · 0484 870 509 · https://www.dollyfoxgloves.com
Early Mist Cafe
A family-run café in the heart of Stirling Terrace, in the old Wendouree Tea Rooms building, with a newly renovated, welcoming space and friendly service. The menu covers great coffee, eggs benedict, burgers and souvlakis, plus real fruit ice creams, smoothies, fresh juices and salads. Friday nights bring fish and chips.
110 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · https://www.facebook.com/
A family-run café in the heart of Stirling Terrace, in the old Wendouree Tea Rooms building, with a newly renovated, welcoming space and friendly service. The menu covers great coffee, eggs benedict, burgers and souvlakis, plus real fruit ice creams, smoothies, fresh juices and salads. Friday nights bring fish and chips.
110 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · https://www.facebook.com/
Cafe Clair’s
A small, licensed, French-inspired café inside heritage-listed Stirling House, with fireside seating in winter and garden dining in warmer weather. The same building is home to The Chieftain Music Club, which hosts live gigs. It trades on select days only, so check before you visit.
122 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · https://www.facebook.com/
A small, licensed, French-inspired café inside heritage-listed Stirling House, with fireside seating in winter and garden dining in warmer weather. The same building is home to The Chieftain Music Club, which hosts live gigs. It trades on select days only, so check before you visit.
122 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · https://www.facebook.com/
Pubs and Dining
Toodyay’s two heritage hotels sit on Stirling Terrace, serving classic pub meals, cold drinks and a lot of local history.
Victoria Hotel
A heritage hotel in the middle of Stirling Terrace, the Victoria has been refreshed, with newly built modern units just off the main street, each with a stylish bathroom and a fully equipped kitchenette. Two upstairs Riverview rooms have their own balcony looking over the Avon River and the hills beyond. Downstairs there’s a bar and a restaurant serving Modern Australian pub food, with indoor and outdoor dining, and the hotel is wheelchair friendly. Free wifi and free parking.
116 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · (08) 9574 2165 · https://www.victoriahoteltoodyay.com.au/
A heritage hotel in the middle of Stirling Terrace, the Victoria has been refreshed, with newly built modern units just off the main street, each with a stylish bathroom and a fully equipped kitchenette. Two upstairs Riverview rooms have their own balcony looking over the Avon River and the hills beyond. Downstairs there’s a bar and a restaurant serving Modern Australian pub food, with indoor and outdoor dining, and the hotel is wheelchair friendly. Free wifi and free parking.
116 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · (08) 9574 2165 · https://www.victoriahoteltoodyay.com.au/
Rec Toodyay
A heritage-listed pub dating back to 1861 and known for generations as the Freemasons Hotel, the Rec reopened in 2026 after a major refresh. Enjoy a fresh menu, a revamped beer garden and the iconic verandah dining on the main street, with regular live music. Accommodation is available if you want to extend your stay.
125 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · 0(08) 6109 9373 · https://therec.com.au/locations/toodyay/
A heritage-listed pub dating back to 1861 and known for generations as the Freemasons Hotel, the Rec reopened in 2026 after a major refresh. Enjoy a fresh menu, a revamped beer garden and the iconic verandah dining on the main street, with regular live music. Accommodation is available if you want to extend your stay.
125 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · 0(08) 6109 9373 · https://therec.com.au/locations/toodyay/
Local Produce and Sweet Treats
Picnicking by the Avon River or taking something home? Stock up here.
Uniquely Toodyay
A cooperative of local makers, growers and artists, based in the town’s heritage Old Post Office. Look for local honey, preserves, handmade soaps and candles, art and giftware. It’s a good place to find a gift made right here in the Avon Valley.
115 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · (08) 9574 5385 · https://www.facebook.com/uniquelytoodyay/
A cooperative of local makers, growers and artists, based in the town’s heritage Old Post Office. Look for local honey, preserves, handmade soaps and candles, art and giftware. It’s a good place to find a gift made right here in the Avon Valley.
115 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · (08) 9574 5385 · https://www.facebook.com/uniquelytoodyay/
Toodyay Lolly Shop
An old-fashioned sweet shop with chocolates, humbugs, English sweets, Dutch liquorice, fudge and toffee, plus kids’ novelties and a lollipop tree. Open Wednesday to Sunday and public holidays.
121 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · 0404 126 229 · https://www.facebook.com/
An old-fashioned sweet shop with chocolates, humbugs, English sweets, Dutch liquorice, fudge and toffee, plus kids’ novelties and a lollipop tree. Open Wednesday to Sunday and public holidays.
121 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · 0404 126 229 · https://www.facebook.com/
Toodyay IGA
The local supermarket has fresh fruit and veg, a deli with sliced meats, cheeses and olives, and bread baked in-store, so it’s handy for picnic supplies. Open 7 days, 7am to 7pm.
Lot 303 Piesse Street, Toodyay · (08) 9574 5468 · https://igatoodyay.com.au
The local supermarket has fresh fruit and veg, a deli with sliced meats, cheeses and olives, and bread baked in-store, so it’s handy for picnic supplies. Open 7 days, 7am to 7pm.
Lot 303 Piesse Street, Toodyay · (08) 9574 5468 · https://igatoodyay.com.au
Wineries, Distillery and Day-Trip Drinks
A short drive from town, the Avon Valley countryside is home to some of the state’s oldest vines and some excellent boutique producers.
Coorinja Winery
Coorinja has been making wine since the 1870s, making it one of the oldest wineries in Western Australia. The Wood family has worked the vines since 1919, and the heritage cellar is known for its fortified wines and port. Tastings and tours are available, and the historic cellar can be hired for functions. Contact them before visiting.
5914 Toodyay Road, Hoddys Well · 0417 989 559 · https://www.toodyay.wa.gov.au/
Coorinja has been making wine since the 1870s, making it one of the oldest wineries in Western Australia. The Wood family has worked the vines since 1919, and the heritage cellar is known for its fortified wines and port. Tastings and tours are available, and the historic cellar can be hired for functions. Contact them before visiting.
5914 Toodyay Road, Hoddys Well · 0417 989 559 · https://www.toodyay.wa.gov.au/
Alicia’s Estate
An organically grown winery paired with a restaurant serving traditional European dishes, including German and Austrian favourites. The honey mead is made from a medieval recipe using honey from the estate’s own hives. Open Friday to Sunday and public holidays, 10am to 4pm.
Lot 525 Nerramine Drive, Julimar · (08) 9574 5458 · https://www.aliciaestatewinery.com.au
An organically grown winery paired with a restaurant serving traditional European dishes, including German and Austrian favourites. The honey mead is made from a medieval recipe using honey from the estate’s own hives. Open Friday to Sunday and public holidays, 10am to 4pm.
Lot 525 Nerramine Drive, Julimar · (08) 9574 5458 · https://www.aliciaestatewinery.com.au
Roam Distillery
On a biodynamic, certified organic family farm in Morangup, Roam makes small-batch gin, vodka and limoncello from its own vineyard. Guided tastings, tours and a café are offered seasonally, so contact them for days and times.
445 Morangup Road, Morangup · 0418 516 286 · https://www.roamdistillery.com.au
On a biodynamic, certified organic family farm in Morangup, Roam makes small-batch gin, vodka and limoncello from its own vineyard. Guided tastings, tours and a café are offered seasonally, so contact them for days and times.
445 Morangup Road, Morangup · 0418 516 286 · https://www.roamdistillery.com.au
Bolgart Hotel
Built in 1916, this is one of only six state hotels ever built in Western Australia, bought by 16 local families in 2020 to keep it going. Expect hearty meals, cold beer on tap and a warm country welcome, about 40 km north of Toodyay.
28 Poincaire Street, Bolgart · (08) 9627 5154 · https://www.facebook.com/
Built in 1916, this is one of only six state hotels ever built in Western Australia, bought by 16 local families in 2020 to keep it going. Expect hearty meals, cold beer on tap and a warm country welcome, about 40 km north of Toodyay.
28 Poincaire Street, Bolgart · (08) 9627 5154 · https://www.facebook.com/
Looking for your next meal or a glass of something local? From coffee and pies to cellar doors and country pubs, Toodyay has a table waiting for you.
Want to make a weekend of it and stay to enjoy all Toodyay has to offer? See our Toodyay Accommodation page to see what suits your style.
Opening hours change, so check with the venue before you visit.
Opening hours change, so check with the venue before you visit.