Nosh Deli Cafe

Lovely fresh takeaway lunches and dinners. Quick service. Delicious sweet treats.

So, I’ve been watching the progress of Nosh for a little while now and when I saw they were open, I was so excited! Not only for my stomach but for Myrtleford too.
Today my mum and I finally had the chance to stop in. We were so lucky there were a few things left but not much! Goes to show it’s good food. I had the veg potato bake and my mum had the chicken pot pie. I don’t normally do reviews but I had to for this! Such an amazing meal that we are keen to come back again, and again, and again!

A fresh new off for Myrtleford, fresh meals made daily and some great coffee to compliment.
They also have take away meals that are heat and eat ready to buy and have at home or at work.
Located on the Bright end of town just next door to the Ampol Service station.

By chance stopped in this cafe, had a great coffee and a very nice cous cous salad with gluten free options available, recommended if in Myrtleford.

Very nice coffee and service. The coffee beans are from local roastery Sixpence.

Good cafe with great food and service, would recommend!

The Chicken Korma was amazing, and the Roast Beef looked fantastic also. A lovely balance of protein and vegetables and no filler rice in sight. The cafe was warm, modern and clean, and a most delightful stop on our Rail Trail ride.

Yummy delicious home style food. Beautiful for lunch ready to go and /or something delicious to heat for the evening meal.

Super friendly and incredible coffee! The cafe itself is also very well put together.

Stopped here for lunch the other day. Had the chicken pie served from a Bain Marie. It was good. The Apricot Streusel was really good. The coffee could be stronger and hotter for me. I didn't appreciate the food and drink being served in plastic lined paper bowls and cups and eaten with wooden utensils. OK for take away, but not for a sit down meal. Fire up the dishwasher guys! If I wanted to sit down and eat from plastic coated paper I can go to Macca's. Make the chicken pies in individual pots, put them on a plate with a bit of salad, couple of cherry tomatoes and a bit of relish and that's what we expect in a cafe. Metal seats are cold on the bot-bot. Needs a little music to liven up the place. It's a Deli in name, but not really in food offerings. First cafe in Myrtleford on the way out of the valley. Has potential. Needs to think a bit more about what the punters expect.

Overpriced food served in a container. Fried rice was flavourless. Could have got the same food but cheaper in Melbourne.

We payed $40 for food and got a pasta and fried rice served in plastic containers and a sandwich. Rip off! don’t go!

Overpriced food served in takeaway containers