the wyong milk factory

Visited here chiefly for the Chocolate Factory!Our visit was mid week and out of the holiday season so not particularly busy and car parking made very easy. Despite this the café appeared to have a number of customers.We went to the Little Creek Cheese shop/factory first and was greeted by the owners son. He was really informative and selected some really enjoyable/different cheeses for us to taste - all of which were delicious some having won medals at a number of shows. We purchased and thoroughly enjoyed our selection of "different" cheeses.We then ventured into the Luka Chocolate shop/factory. The smell in the shop was beautiful (especially so for chocolate lovers). The displays were really attractive however the assistant seemed a little shy and not forthcoming with information about the business or processes used (unlike the Little Creek Cheese shop). Despite this we did make some purchases which, as yet, have not been eaten however I'm certain they will be good :-)

It's hard to find venues that are dog friendly on the Central Coast so it was nice to find this place that has an area aside that is just for pet owners. Food was very nice too. Loved the outlook out the back over the Wyong River.

Even those there were people everywhere I was able to ask a staff member were the disable parki n g was after checking out the Orchid display. My brother and I had some lunch near the banks of the Wyong river of which the milk factory backs onto

Daily special Beef Barrito was no longer available , yet every table still had it on the daily specials card. Long wait for food, and extremely ordinary. Would not visit again!

Visited today. It was OK. Little interaction with staff, as one goes up to the counter to order, no problem. No revisit from staff to check to ensure everything is OK. On our way out we passed one of the assistants on the steps, he didn't even acknowledge us with a wave.I had an Aussie Burger c/w chips approx $18 -- it was fine. My husband had Seafood Basket which he described as alright, so I think that sums up our experience.

Once a former milk and butter factory, Wyong Milk Factory consists of a gym, cheese and chocolate factory, bakery, café, massage hut, wood turners, hairdresser, vet and kids playground.In the earlier years the factory was a Co-Op with over 50 local farmers. The factory locally employed people which later turned into a Milk Bottling Factory.Today the site is fully restored and has a selection of business’s where people can come and visit.• Little Creek Cheese • Luka Chocolate • All Sorts Gym • Milk Factory Café• The Vintage Biscuit Lady • Oliver’s Real Food • Central Coast Woodturners• Central and Valley Vet • Massage Hut • KT52 Hair StudioWell worth checking out and why not bring a picnic and relax in the grounds of overlooking the water. Wyong Milk Factory is a five minute drive from the heart of Wyong or the M1 Freeway.

This is a nice little place where you can buy butter milk cheese. there is a restaurant there also and a great little park for the kids to amuse themselves.

The development is well worth a visit if you are on the central coast. We enjoyed The Little Cheese Company and Luka Chocolates, but there is more to see and explore. Recommended.

Went here for breakfast and was pretty happy with the food.The serving size is a little small for the price but everything was cooked really well and the coffee was also good.

Full of quirky little shops and a surprise around every corner.A great place to visit for young and old alikeSome great cheeses too.

Met some friends here for lunch. The service was OK, the food excellent.Very nice setting and a big plus was being next to Luca's Chocolates.

The Milk Factory Is a hidden gem for foodies. It has a lovely cafe, serving beautiful food and drinks. I have always found the service their to be friendly and timely. They have recently opened an upstairs part. At the moment this area is not much to look at but I imagine that they will soon remedy that. There is a cheese and a chocolate shop and even a bakery. There is also a wonderful BBQ area overlooking the Wyong River.You can also hire canoes I believe from the gymnasium that is situated there,

Saw The Milk Co op on Sydney Weekender the week before and thought it looked and sounded great , so we thought we would go and check it out , we had morning tea there , coffee , cake and toasted sandwich were all very tasty , wasn't as interesting as was made out to be on Sydney Weekender though. The cheese and chocolate factory weren't making anything as they were at local markets for the weekend which was a bit disappointing for a long weekend , but would go back again in the car to purchase cheese and chocolates .

You can't beat the cocoa dusted dark almond nut treats. Beautifully restored old dairy with a stream too. Kayak hire and lawns...

I had been told about how great this place was and was really looking forward to going along. However, we were made to feel quite unwelcome from the beginning. I felt very uncomfortable, as a customer and will not be returning. Cranky waitress, bad timing with service, a drink I ordered didn't arrive until after I had finished my lunch, confusion about other drinks ordered. I didn't appreciate being told that I hadn't ordered my drink in the first place (i.e., blame the customer) when I had ordered and paid for it up front. I then had to explain this to another waitress when I questioned where my drink was. One of my companions didn't receive her lunch until the rest of our group had just about finished their food. I could overlook most of these problems, especially because it was a busy day. but I really don't like feeling uncomfortable and unwelcomed.To give some of the other staff credit, they were mostly friendly and tried to compensate for crankiness of other staff. It was not an enjoyable or comfortable hour.I enjoyed the food. The parking is good. Ramp to entrance is handy. Chocolate factory underneath the cafe was lovely with friendly staff.