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7 years ago
Visiting from California, rented a car for a day and passing through this town and Bakers Delight caught our eye. Really awesome selection of goodies, highly recommend it. read more
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64 Gymea Bay Rd
Gymea New South Wales 2227
Australia
(02) 9531 6026
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http://www.bakersdelight.com.au
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What time does Bakers Delight open?
Bakers Delight opens at 6:00 AM on Monday, Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Bakers Delight close?
Bakers Delight closes at 3:30 PM on Monday and Sunday.Bakers Delight closes at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Mon, Sun 6:00 AM - 3:30 PMTue-Sat 6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Does Bakers Delight have parking?
Yes, Bakers Delight has parking options.
People searched for Bakeries 915 times last month within 10 miles of this business.
This place is one of the best finds I have ever encountered. I stumbled across this place on…read moreaccident when I was looking for a bakery to order a cake. I noticed it had a number of great reviews on Google so I decided to see what their popular items were in the reviews. To my surprise, almost each and every one of the reviews raved about their bahn mi (pork rolls). So I decided to see if it was all the hype. Let me tell you, it was! When we got there, line was already super long. I didn't mind the wait as I was curious to see what everyone was ordering. Almost everyone ordered their bahn mi's. This place is ran by an amazing couple who does everything in house. They are the nicest, sweetest couple that pours love and happiness into everything they do. Of course I had to try their BBQ crispy bahn mi. And I was brought to chef's kiss heaven on my first bite! I can't even describe to you what that magic sauce is but it is pure bliss! After that first bite, I knew I was hooked! I actually went back there two more times that week! I did try other items on the menu such as their cream bun and caramel slice. The cream bun was very nostalgic for me as it tasted just like a donut I used to have back home where I grew up. The caramel slice was a tad bit too sweet for my liking but it is a very popular item there. So many people rave about it! I have to have great will power to not go here every single day! This place is located inside the same building as Spotlight in Miranda. It can be a bit confusing looking for this place if you've never been. The parking garage allows for 30 minutes free parking. So keep in mind that if you come at their busy times (like lunch hour) expect to wait more than 30 minutes. We were here on a Tuesday just before 1 pm and we waited over 30 minutes. And trust me, the wait was worth it! There is parking outside and across the street which has longer parking hours. They close at 6 pm so this is also a great dinner option. I'm not ashamed to say this, we have been back here for dinner as well! And it is not as busy as the lunch hour. Food tastes just as amazing as it did earlier in the day! I will be a regular here .
Lines! Always a good sign
Located next to Spotlight
They do not skimp on the filling
We found his bakery on a top 10 pie list. It was so worth an hour train journey from Sydney. Best…read morepies we've had so far. I did the chicken and mushroom and Hubby did the Red Lentil. The pasty is unbelievably flaky and SO good. They make it themselves. Seriously good pies! And friendly servers too. Nowhere to sit, but there are plenty of benches around. Lots of pie places in Cronulla, but we can see why this made the top 10 list!!
The best bakery in Sydney! Although there are plenty of bakeries much closer to my home I prefer to…read moremake the trip to Groundbake as the food is so delicious. I particularly love their lamb sausage roll. Quality ingredients, clean, and the staff are lovely. Also love the caramel slice. Packed with flavour and the proportion of caramel to chocolate and biscuit is perfect. Please keep up the good work!
Caramel Slice
Eating a pie in a brown paper bag!
I have never actually been to this patisserie. What am I doing here?…read moreI am here telling you about the AMAZING quality of their baked goods *cue mouthwatering* I am spoilt. So when friends come visit, they know what to bring. What to bring = Good baked goods. The cakes, macarons, pies, tarts, EVERYTHING at Patisserie New York is even better than that. I promise. Look at my photos, it should give a hint! Their chocolate mud cake. I know, boring choice in the face of rhubarb crumbles in all sizes, and miniature fruit tarts bursting with the rainbow! But it is the best chocolate mud cake that I have ever eaten! Soft, and moist, and so fresh! I feel like the chocolate god would be proud! My other favourite from their bakery is their red velvet cupcake. People know I hate cupcakes from stores because besides the frosting, they never have much going for them. The red velvet cupcake here feels like you are drowning in soft, velvety goodness. It is tasty, and just sweet enough to compliment the strong frosting! I would keep writing but there is too much to say! So save me the trouble, do yourself a favour, and please, go visit the incredible bakery!
Before you get over excited, these desserts are not from New York. But then again, with cakes like…read morethese, who really cares? This is one of the best cake shops I've ever been to. Located in the Sutherland Shire's suburb of Caringbah, Patisserie New York sells some of the best pastries Sydney has to offer, in particular their cakes. Among my personal favourites; the Belgian White Chocolate Mud, a white chocolate sponge layered with white chocolate ganache and topped with hand shaven chocolate curls - all of course made with fine Belgian chocolate. For the impeccable quality and exquisite taste, the $40 used for this baby is money I like to call well-spent. But if amazing white chocolate mud cake isn't your thing, another favourite - the double baked blueberry cheesecake just might be. And if you're still not satisfied, the patisserie offers a wide variety of cakes and desserts suitable for any occasion including tarts, slices, macarons, cupcakes, muffins, sweet breads and more to suit anyone's sugar fix needs.
Meringue cake with lemon curd filling.
Little pie shop a few steps from the train station. Nice Asian girl took my credit card since I…read moredidn't have enough cash for even one pie! I tried to eat my curry steak pie on the train but it was so full of stuff I had to wait until I got off. There's quite a good selection of pies at very reasonable prices. Definitely recommend
I am giving this bakery/pie shop 5 stars almost on their rock cakes alone…read more Perfectly crafted with just the right amount of crispness on the outside and a soft fluffy center, topped with a cherry and a light dusting of sugar, they're my favourite snack but I've limited myself to one a week. Not only are they artists when it comes to baked goods but they are the best pie store in the Sutherland Shire. A hidden gem that deserves a lot more attention.
Reading other reviews about this place, I was surprised to see a lot of the complaint is about the…read moreservice. I've been here 2 times and both times I found the service was good, even on my second visit when I asked for the caramel tart which my daughter chose, the waiter, knowing the tart was for my daughter gave extra chocolates on top which I thought was a nice gesture. So why I gave them 3 stars you asked? Their coffees were decent, not bad but I had better coffees. The hot chocolates I ordered for my 2 kids I asked for warm chocolates instead what I got were cold, and they were too milky. Probably the result of pouring too much cold milk and not enough chocolate. The Crab and Chilli Linguini was ordinary. I would like it to have more crab and I can't even taste the chilli in it, if you're going to put Chilli in the title you have to make it predominant in the dish. The 12hr Braised Lamb Roll was not too bad but it didn't wow me either. I had Lamb Rolls that are tastier than this. And it wasn't as tender as I was expected. The Wagyu Beef Burger was pretty average. But strangely I find myself keep coming back to this place.
I headed to Miranda Shopping Centre during the week & came across the Sourdough Bakery as we…read moreentered via the car park. it is located on a small corner in the fresh food section of the Shopping Centre. It was a Thursday at about 1pm when we sat down to grab something to eat. We were immediately drawn to the place by its rustic decor, lively atmosphere & interesting menu. It seems to be a modern type of cafe coupled with a bakery, as you can buy their bread, cakes & pastries at the counter. Luckily, there was plenty of seating inside the cafe & just outside around their spot. Bear in mind also, that you must order and pay at the counter, so don't sit their twiddling your thumbs like we were before finding that one out! The menu is quite different, with relatively fancy dishes available that I didn't expect from a bakery/cafe. We decided to share between us, the bruschetta, the muesli & the "Sourdough Bakery" platter for 2, with a couple of coffees. Unfortunately the platter was unavailable so we decided to get the Sicilian Olives instead. The coffees were out almost instantly with all the parts of the food out to us within 15 minutes of ordering. The staff were very helpful & cheerful and truly trying the best to make sure we were comfortable & well serviced. The coffee was decent, not spectacular but did the trick & the food was very well presented & tasty as well. The Sicilian Olives were made beautifully, just make sure you let them cool down before scoffing your face like I did, I nearly burnt my tongue off. The bruschetta was well presented & very tasty and the muesli was generously portioned & delicious as well. I would definitely recommend heading to this little cafe if you are in Miranda, the pricing was very affordable, with the meal costing just over $30 for 2. The service was great, the food was tasty & the process was timely overall. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars here was because I really had my heart set on the Sourdough Bakery Platter & there are a few other places in miranda that do exceptional coffee. Putting those to the side, this cafe is definitely up there in terms of quality, price & service - None-the-less, a big thanks to the staff there at Sourdough Bakery!
At the northern entrance to the Cronulla open-air shopping mall, you will find the Cronulla…read moreBakehouse. This is an ordinary bakery by most people's standards, but a lack of healthy lunch options and the queues of people out the door piqued my interest. The reason for the queue was cheap Vietnamese pork rolls. A standard option in places like Marrickville and Campsie, this Vietnamese Bakery in Cronulla is doing a roaring trade in the simple sandwich. The price and portion size are the two outstanding factors, just $5 for a pork and salad roll or chicken and salad roll. The pork is an acquired taste, with three types of processed pork meat, salad including shallot and coriander, and sauce including liver paste and sweet chilli sauce. It is quite tasty, but you need to be prepared for it! The chicken salad roll is for the faint hearted, and there is nothing better than fresh ingredients on a fresh bread roll. The final recommendation comes from the local cops lining up to get lunch. Wherever the cops are eating, you can be sure that the food is good.
It seemed a little out of place but gave the Banh Mi a go!! It wasn't bad. A little westernised but…read morestill tasty. The only thing I'd like changed is the price tag.. I understand that margins need to be made given the potential high rent due to location.. but maaaaaan $5 or $6 min. for yeast, some salad and slices of meat... Come on. But I guess these are the times. I remember when bread rolls like these only costed $2. and they were known as the $2 Vietnamese rolls. Anyway I digress... the roll could b more crunchy.. everything else was good.
Depends on what you're after is how you will rate the Portuguese Bakery. Freshly baked rolls and…read moresweets - 5 stars. Sandwiches - 2 stars. What looked great on the board the sandwiches were disappointing. I had the roast chicken sandwich on a freshly baked roll with cheese and avocado. The chicken was one slice of shaved chicken which was thinner than the cheese. Avocado was of the spread variety not fresh avocado. I should have guessed given the $7 price tag. In saying that we often pick up some freshly made rolls and make home made burgers and we will continue to do so. We just won't be stopping in for their sandwiches. Also their Portuguese tarts are amazing.
Yum yum and yum!! Best Portuguese tarts Iv ever had I prefer the Mini ones as they are extra crispy…read moreon the bottom!! I also love the brioche croissant filled with cream! Lots of yummy treats baked daily and awesome coffee also
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Local bakery that has all the trimmings…read more Located opposite Supa IGA in the Village Plaza in Meadowbank. Has freshly baked rolls, sliced bread, sweets such as tarts, brownies, slices, cakes you name it! They also serve freshly made pork, chicken or salad rolls! Very tasty and around $5 or under it's definitely a bargain! Bon a petit!
This little bakery is just perfect. I love the hot pie range and a potato pie always gets me. There…read morearrearage rolls. Different hot pastries and then the cakes. There are delicate cakes for that special morning tea or something larger. If you are wanting bread to feed the thousands...well this is the place...when a loaf is for $2. However the loaf will not remain fresh the next day...I believe there are very few preservatives in their bread ( all the better I say!) Freeze the bread and it is really good for toast. If you need a healthy lunch this little bakery does a fantastic bread roll filled with a variety of salads and cold meats. There is always a crowd at lunchtime and the ladies are quick at whipping up a sambo for the hungry worker. This is a little find and I always buy my bread from here.
Patisserie, gourmet sandwiches and café. "It's a piece of cake."…read more Just one though. I'm kidding; theres more than one piece of cake. You can choose from 3 or 4. Serious. Not a huge selection, but the place itself if quite small, you cant expect a Woolworths bakery selection. And what is there is good stuff; slice and lemon tarts, macaroons and other sweets. It's a nifty little pitt-stop in your day, a little quieter than a lot of the streets around, so you can relax with a coffee and cake. But you cant really go there very day without getting bored in my opinion. Although, the other Bain-marie was turned off - maybe they'll stock up a bit more tomorrow. You can also have a sandwhich, they'll whipo you up something for a good price. But at the end of the day, its no Sydney icon, just a small-town eatery with a few of the good things we all enjoy. And it's pretty out of the way too.
I love this place!…read more It's a great sandwich shop for lunch, probably the most affordable and delicious sandwiches in the city! For the days when you want something a bit different the healthy salads or Vietnamese rolls are a good alternative. They also offer a good selection of extremely tempting cake slices as a special lunch time treat. I recommend the carrot cake or a choc brownie..... the cupcakes probably need a bit of work though......They also have entire cakes for sale, which I see people buying pretty frequently but I'm yet to indulge in an entire cake for lunch. My only gripe is that this place often starts closing up around 2ish. They offer a few seats on the street, but my tip is to take the short walk to the alfred park and enjoy your sandwich there.
Yummers!!!! My Aussie family raves about this shop and now I understand why…read more The location is perfect after a morning at the beach. Our party had sausage rolls, a quiche, a couple of meat pies and 4 gourmet donuts. I loved my chicken/ leek pie and enjoyed the decadence of the Niutella stuffed donut I shared. This is definitely a place to visit again!!!!
If you find yourself in Freshwater, I implore you to indulge in a treat Mrs. Jones the Baker. We…read morehad an afternoon treat of a delicious rhubarb custard pastry, cinnamon twist and a delicious hot white out on their nice open air patio. Seeing that we are staying nearby of course we returned in the morning for another flat white and chocolate croissant. I have my eyes on a gorgeous sourdough loaf which I will pair with good cheese for a lovely picnic lunch later during our stay in Freshwater.
I love, love, love Bread Top. Their sweet little treats are perfectly sized and perfectly priced…read more You can walk in with $10 and come away with a pretty impressive bag of assorted goods. Some of my favourites are the mini sponge cakes, taro buns, donut swirls and surprisingly, the ham and cheese croissants. Service is non-existant, but who cares. It's fun to just wander around, unattended and unsupervised, staring with amazement at the crazy flavor combinations. The majority of the breads are spongy and delicious. But some of them are also really oily. The "naan" is crazy, and made its oily presence known all over my steering wheel. And it was also packed full of onions. I don't know about you, but I've never eaten an onion-flavoured naan before. Not good, but not bad enough to turn me off- there are just too many scrumptious options. Instead, I've learnt a lesson, and will stay away from the flat breads in future.
really cool self serve bakery. sweet, cheap and creative with great service. probably putting…read morebaker's delight out of business
Conveniently located next to a dog park with tables outside, but the rude staff is not worth the…read morelocation & coffee. There are numerous other friendly cafes nearby and throughout Chippendale with better coffee and atmosphere.
Sunday breakfast is the best after a big weekend!! Sauté garlic mushroom with hummus and eggs with…read moremoorish spice on sourdough, Wow what else can I say but another stellar performance!!! My friend had the quinoa, corn and zucchini fritters with spiced eggs on roasted tomatoes and sourdough which also tasted truly fantastic ,will be my order next time I come. Now to grab a cake or two and coffee to go!! Yummmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!
Harris Farm Markets are a good chain of quality goods that suit any situation. I love the range of…read morecontinental foods... salami, cheese, olives... stuffed different ways, and the range of bread. There is also a very popular shop that is open at all hours of a night. This is a good place to stop on the way home from the city. The range of good quality coffee and cakes is outstanding... but you pay for what you get. Quality is expensive... but who cares when you are in that special date and need coffee to end the night.... or to keep the night going!
Love the look and feel of this new Harris Farm. New specialty areas from Pizza, deli, cafe, bakery,…read moremeat and seafood. Picked up some great bargains on fruit as I enjoyed looking around. It really is set up to please the eye with colour and layout. Today has a relaxed feel but I've seen the weekends here where it's just crazy. Decided to stop for a coffee here with some banoffee pie. The only reason I took a star off is cause the coffee was no good. It was weak and sort of watery, like someone had tried to slip me skim milk. Not a fan.
Fresh baking bread rolls daily. Friendly service…read more Clean and hygience Good prices. Tasty.
The worlds worst pie! And makes you upbuy under $10!…read moreNo longer a bakery. Maybe their Vietnamese stir fry is better.
Step out of daggy ol' Willoughby and into Provincial France by way of Miss Saigon…read more Faded brass and warm timber and iron birdcages and pain au chocolats and banh mi and a line out the door of people who are busy watching people except for the ones that are basking in the million dollar glow thrown off by the shelves of golden baked goods that run down the length of the delightfully cramped little shop cum bakery cum makes-you-jealous-the-decor-is-better-than-your-house cafe. My takeaway pork pate banh mi is presented in such a beautiful cardboard-and-cellophane box it makes me want to write a haiku, or something in iambic pentameter perhaps. The tomato and onion meat pie is a revelation, with loads of cooked-but-still-crunchy onion and ripe tomato. The coffee is strong and sweet and smoky, which sounds great on paper but left me a bit meh, but then again I'm Pisces and known for being fickle and capricious, so maybe I'll like it next time. Awful lot of long sentences in that review. Ever since the price of full stops went up I've found my sentences getting longer and longer.
Mezzapica was one of the first Italian cake shops to open in Sydney. For years many Italians relied…read moreupon Mezzapica to supply the torte and cannoli for all their celebrations and a bride would not think of getting married if she didn't have a cake from Mezzapica. Many years later and there's lots of competition. The number of Italians making their way to Mezzapica for their celebration cakes have dropped but Mezzapica have fought back. They now offer a delivery service and they sell to a number of shops all over Sydney. Walking into the mall shop you wouldn't think that they would be big enough but out the back the pastry chefs are busy working all day making the shells for the cannoli, patisserie cream and cakes for orders have never been so brisk. Moving with the times, Mezzapica makes cakes from cupcakes, all the standard cakes ie: mudcake, several different varieties of mousse cake, cheesecakes and specialty cakes eg: handbags, soccer balls and gingerbread houses. Next door a Mezzapica cafe has opened and it serves Mezzapica cakes and coffee. Try getting a seat there on the weekend, there's rarely a vacant table.
Mezzapica is my fave cake shop. The canoli's are delicious and they do such tasty and creative…read morebirthday cakes!
After an awesome steak dinner we decided to venture down the street and check out Messina who are…read moreknown for their gelato and cakes in Sydney. That move turned out to be really really sweet. I ordered two scoops dulce de leche and hazelnut chocolate and both were delicious and at par with the quality of gelato you get to experience in Belgium and Italy. The food game in Sydney is awesome hence you are always confident no matter which place you end up in you are going to get the the highest quality of food along with service. This nice little corner gelato place had excellent options and even though I didn't try their cakes I am pretty sure those were really good too. 5 stars all the way. Parramatta the area has some really nice restaurants and if you venture out here give Messina a try.
I spent 2.5 weeks in Sydney visiting family and the gelato from Messina was one of the top 3 things…read moreI ate (the others were Luna Lu and homemade pavlova). First things first: the staff was incredible. We went to order two 1.5L tubs of ice cream (max of 5 flavors each) and we tried A LOT of flavors before deciding. I'm talking give or take 20 flavor samples-- and the star m staff never batted an eye. They were courteous and generous and put up with one of our group explicitly asking for a sample large enough for the three of us to share. Now the actual gelato: we got mango, raspberry, coconut lychee, pistachio, macadamia nut crunch, pear and rhubarb. The mango and macadamia were the stars for our group by far, though honorable mentions to the pistachio and pear+rhubarb. I personally thought all of them other than the mango were excellent, with the macadamia being my favorite. It was nutty and sweet with a cookie like crunch in there somewhere. Amazing. I spent my entire last week trying to get back here for more gelato and never was able to. Do yourself a favor and go out of your way to get some Messina if you're in Sydney.