You I visited three cheese centres during my trip. This was my favourite because I found the service to be attentive and friendly. They are also honest people. I bought a non-diary product at a centre on the north coast, and at Wicked it was half the price. I spoke to the owner briefly and he was very generous in his dealings. The assistants also went out of their way to allow me to sample a more specialised cheese. So you can get a fair deal and the staff are looking to do the right thing by you in the interest of educating people about the product. You can make the experience better for yourself by reading up on cheese, as it's fair to say I got more out of the visit because I had a common...
Two of us visited the Wicked Cheese Factory one afternoon. The cheese tastings were good as well as the range of items for sale. We also enjoyed a chocolate and a drink in the café. The staff were all friendly and knowledgeable. There was plenty of parking and the rest rooms were clean and well stocked. Whilst we were there, I noticed that there are also outdoor activities available for children who get tired of waiting for their parents. It is well contained and safe. A pleasure to visit and I have already recommended this to others.
The Wicket Cheese Factory, just a few kms before Richmond, is a factory outlet for their range of cheeses, but also has an excellent restaurant. The food is very tasty, and the service excellent. Unsurprisingly, many of their offerings have a cheese theme, but they also do a wide range of other dishes so some-one not particularly enamored of cheese will find soemthing to their liking. There is a good range of wine, too, as I remember.
I loved this place. Left to browse the produce, we ended up sampling some mighty fine cheeses. The young man who assisted us was very helpful, not pushy at all and had a good knowledge of each of the cheeses. I thought they were reasonably priced, some of the shops in Melbourne basically knock you over the head and steal your purse in comparison. The triple goats Brie and smoked Brie were my favs at this place!
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yes there is a workshop over the glass window, but no activity at all. the items are not cheap. but they do provide cheese sampling. the staffs are not really welcoming and doesn't attend to any of us.
Tried a wide variety of cheeses and even goat cheese (though didn't enjoy that one). Honey is sold as well as a lot of other delicatessen type goods and 'touristy-type' goods.
They have a variety of different cheeses that you can sample before you buy, staff are friendly and knowledgeable, prices are fair.
There is a wide selection of cheeses here and they all taste deliciously sinful.
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I've been to Hobart twice, and twice I have been to the Wicked Cheese Co.
One word: (are you ready? Yes I'm gonna do it No regrets.) WICKED.
