Good ole local bakery near Coles…read more Has the usual selection of freshly made breads and rolls - white or wholemeal or fruit. They also have hot pies and sausages. And on the other side is the sweet selections. I got a custard tart and lamington with cream and they both tasted fresh. All up i think it came to $6 which was pretty cheap!

Our favourite little local bakery. Feels a bit like going to see family when you pop into Manna…read more They are so relational and make incredible baked goods, pies, etc. Our fav (and favourite to take to a friend's house for an impressive dessert or arvo tea) are the caramel slice and cinnamon donuts. The caramel slice is not sickly sweet, but creamy and generously portioned and the donuts taste fresh and are a delicious treat to take home to my wife.

After a long day of walking around and riding the train for over an hour we stumbled upon this…read moreAsian bakery. It reminds me of Brug bakery back home, and I love their stuff as they have on top of their different varieties of breads they have a nice combination of sweet and savory pastries. We grabbed a plate (yes it is self serve) and carefully chose one each as we were going to eat dinner soon and didn't want to be overly stuffed. Can you guess what we got? Everything we got was soft, fluffy, buttery, and oh so creamy, and even crispy. Ok I lied, we got more than one each but it was for after dinner as a snack. You know those late night cravings. And yes it still tasted good at midnight. They also have a nice variety of drinks too.

Delicious Asian goodies!…read more While in town, my family and I stumbled upon this bakery as we needed something for our breakfast the next day. While most of their stock was sold out (it was on Valentine's Day when we visited), we managed to try a couple of blueberry cream cheese breads and chocolate croissants. They were delicious the next morning and affordable!

Found this place when I typed San Jose in the name of place instead of location lol.. was very…read moreconveniently located at the bus laneway in Vineyard :) A friend of mine is here in Sydney for 5 days and that's her hometown so it was fun to have a quick breakfast at this bakery before hopping on the bus to spit bridge :). I had 2 hashbrowns, spinach & egg Quiche and a banana muffin :). The hash browns were nothing crash hot but were only $1, the Quiche was cold but so delicous :D and the banana muffin was super tasty aswell :)!! Will definately be coming back to try their meat pies, if they are as good as the muffin or the Quiche it will be a simple 5 stars from me !! I cane back, got myself a meat and curry pie, $2.80 pies and they so soft and fluffy lol !! Haven't had a pie like this ages. P.S. no sauce required ! !

MEAT PIES ARE $2.80…read more Ahem. Sorry. Got excited. But you see, meat pies are just $2.80. That's the second cheapest pie in Sydney in my experience (behind Terry's Hot Bread at Redfern). And the pies are soft-pastry, gravy-filled delicious. Then there's the croissants. I think they're around the $1.60 mark, and they're buttery up the wazoo, with none of that awful crispiness on top that I so despise in my French baked goods. You know, I didn't think I missed anything about working in the city, but I do. I miss San Jose. (How can they be so cheap? HOW?)

A great local bakery, with a diverse range of sweet treats. I was in the mood for something more…read moresavoury before catching the train home to the next suburb. Went for a cheese and bacon roll ($1.50). The bread was rather fresh, with the right amount of cheese and bacon combined. Definitely not greasy. The staff asked me if I wanted it heated up, yet I was happy with the way it came. Took me about 10 minutes to consume. Easy lunch for when you're on the go. The cakes looked appetising, especially the finger buns ($1.50) with bright strawberry icing and a few hundreds and thousands, just like strawberry donuts. A gem for a quick bite.

Apart from having a little competition from the bakery across the street, I would say this bakery…read morewas still very much appreciated by my high school community. I wasn't quite sure how they felt about us crowding their front sidewalk afternoon by afternoon, as I didn't have the same familiar relationship with the Kim Hai bakery as I did the Kingsgrove Bakery, but I think the years of business on busy Kingsgrove road speak for themselves. Right next to Kingsgrove train station, it's definitely convenient for that early morning breakfast rush. I would suggest having one of their pork or chicken rolls for a quick, filling and affordable meal on the run.

We were looking forward to lots and lots of fresh bakeries but found few choices and they look…read morequite stale even though it was only 11am. The location is convenient, close to the ferry station. We ended up going somewhere else for coffee and bakery.

Just your basic, simple bakery. Not huge, not elaborate, not gourmet. But... $4.00 Beef rolls…read more WIN WIN WIN. So, in short, if you're looking for some basic, simple very reasonably priced food in Manly; croissants, pies, desserts, rolls, a loaf of bread, and the like, come along and have a feed here. Maybe I should put out a call to all uni students on this one. Hmm. This place is a little out of the way, a little less known, and separated from Manly's glammour a little bit, but I like the humble option. Summary: good stuff, good price, A+.

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.

This place denied me service because I wouldn't buy a pork roll!…read moreThey sell bread, pies and pork rolls. I asked the attendant for one plain roll, which is advertised as 90cents each. The attendant said she doesn't have any, even though the basket which was tagged 90cents each, had a few dozen in it. When I told her I can see them in the basket, she told me I could have a pork roll - the pork roll is more expensive - so I said I didn't want a pork roll, I just wanted a loose roll, as is advertised there for 90cents. She refused and would not serve me!

I love hot bread. I do. I would marry hot bread if that sort of caper was legal in this country…read more From pies to cheese-and-bacon rolls to desserts and pastries, I am all over those bad boys like white on weddings. And the price. Tell 'em the price, son! It's cheap, mister. Reals cheap. We're talking steak, tomato and onion pies at $3.80, Vietnamese pork rolls (oh yes, they have those too) at $4.70, vanilla slices at $2.80 and giant hunks of banana pudding at a mere $2. It almost costs more not to eat here.

Forget your paleo diets and your Atkins whatevers - get into Bakery King and get ready to…read morecarb-load. This is one of those little Asian bakeries that churns out a dizzying variety of sweet and savoury baked goods like pork floss buns, milk bread, taro and red bean buns, coconut cream cakes, green tea loaves, and about a billion (I've counted them, an actual billion) other varieties of delicious things. You get your tray, a set of tongs, then you run around the store like a dog chasing a ball, putting all sorts of amazing things on your tray to smuggle home and eat on the couch while watching daytime television. Sounds pretty ace, right? That's not even the best bit. It's cheap. Like, ridiculously cheap. It's not dirt cheap - have you seen the price of dirt these days? - it's better than that, way better. Everything's between $1.50 and $3.00. And if you buy multipacks, why, you might as well be holding out your pocket for the girl at the counter to be filling it with cash. That's the kind of value Bakery King represents. I like to ruin my gym visits by stopping in after a training session and gorging myself.

Forget 85 c and bread top! This little unassuming bakery serves out some great Asian buns and sweet…read morebreads. It may not have the prettiness if other bakeries but it makes up for it in deliciousness! The is a wide variety of baked goodies avaliable from cocktail buns to egg tarts. My personal favorites are the crispy taro bun and red bean bun. They are constantly baking fresh buns so it is likely that you will get a warm fresh from the oven bun. Delicious! They are also well priced with buns starting from $1! How can you go wrong? !