Love this little bakery! It's about the size of a postage stamp out front, but spills into the mall…read morearea of its home in the Manly 7 Day Markets shopping centre. On the tables out front there's always a good selection of bun loaves and savoury bread loaves, scones and cakes, but that's not all... inside the counters, not only is the bread good, but it's a great place to buy a huge, stacked, salad roll or sandwich. In winter the pies are hard to resist too after a walk along the windy harbour.

After a couple of hours scouring the shops I was in need of some nourishment. I spied this shop and…read moreheaded inside in hope of finding a cookie. I was rewarded as there were a couple of different varieties. I chose a choc chip one, which was packed full of chocolate chunks. It's pretty hard to go wrong with a cookie and this one was perfectly satisfactory, but it didn't compare to some I've tried. Apart from cookies they had they usual range of breads, pies and sickeningly sweet looking things. I found it strange that they didn't seem to display their fresh bread loaves, but it was late in the day so there's a chance I had simply missed the prime bread buying time. It's a pretty typical bakery, with nothing too exciting to recommend but nothing to deter you either.

Macca's Bakery has a small, homely feel, not tacky and industrial like some bakeries have. They…read morehave warm red hues around the place plus classy looking glass jars packed full of tasty looking treats. They have a pretty typical range of baked goods, breads, slices, buns, muffins and pies. Not a bad place to stop if you're passing through and just want a quick snack or light lunch.

Great product. Healthy option for those looking to change their eating patterns to a better way …read more Buy a whole range of goods from "the Source". Worth a visit or google their range.

If wanting to escape the crowds of BarMerlo or Darwin's at UQ, give Cafe Nano a go. Nestled amongst…read morethe science buildings, the cafe itself is a hole-in-the-wall with mostly outdoor seating. The coffee isn't bad, but it's not the best on campus. They have toasted sandwiches, soup, cake and cookies--the basics on which you can refuel throughout a day of study, without busting the bank. Shaded by looming buildings and trees, it's a cool and quiet place to escape UQ's hustle and bustle.

This is my favorite coffee place at UQ. The owners are friendly and if you go enough, they'll…read moreremember your order. Get a flat white when it's cool and a milk shake when it's hot. Great deal on toasted sandwiches, too. Be prepared to stand in line, though.

A new addition to the Portside Wharf complex, Treecycle is a small little nook with some delicious…read morefood and drinks on offer. Everything from brunch staples like avo on toast, to watermelon salads, this is the place if you want something fresh and yum. On my visit I ate rice paper rolls which had a crunchy filling of lettuce, cucumer and the main attraction of Mooloolaba prawns. These were huge and really refreshing (just a bit too much lettuce for me) and came with a soy-type dipping sauce. A really nice light lunch or snack which I pared with a juice. The juice I picked was called the 'Zapote' and had carrot, some fruit and ginger and was a really awesome refreshing juice for this warmer than normal Brissy winter. Another visit is definitely in my to do list; to try the coffee and a breakfast dish.

Gone through a few different owners but current people are turning it into a cafe which is a great…read moreidea They are on Uber Eats as Aussie Hunger and the hangover fries are bloody awesome. Burgers are chips are hearty and generous in portion Great if you want a good honest burger/wings

This was always a pretty less than average corner shop, then it got new management and its awesome!…read moreThe general corner shop has shrunk and in its place an amazing array of mostly local fresh produce and an acai bar and coffee shop. If you spend over $30 on groceries you get a free coffee. It's become a Saturday ritual of getting really fresh fruit and veg and a great coffee to take home. You can also sit outside and watch the world go by....

An adorable little cafe, Gertrude and Mabel radiates a European charm, as well as a welcoming &…read morecosy ambience through it's polished timber floors, repainted furniture, vintage china, ornamental chandeliers, & embroidered cloth napkins. All of this adds to the original character of historic building & makes one feel such at home. Open daily for breakfast & lunch, Gertrude and Mabel's menu is simple, short, but beautiful & inspired by the owner's Greek heritage. Gertrude and Mabel make everything they offer, its all about home made, sourcing fresh local ingredients & products, including honey from Grandad's beehives & herbs from his garden. The menu is a perfect example doing a few things & doing them brilliantly. Today we caught up with a friend, & ordered: (1) The breakfast board with Loukaniko (pork sausage), 8 minute egg, fasolatha (beans), avocado, blistered tomato & home made hollandaise. ($19) (2) Loukaniko (Pork Sausage), smashed peas, goats cheese on Ciabatta with Lemon Mayo & 8 minute egg. ($16) Both dishes were incredible, & cooked perfectly. They were both so fresh & had alot of flavour. The coffee & in house treats are absolutely delicious! The Coffee was nice, smooth & not bitter. This is definitely a place you must visit! You will love the laid back atmosphere, great service, & you will feel as though you are visiting a good friend's house.

A beautiful cafe with dreamily creative breakfast dishes and the willingness to mix 'em up for…read morethose of us fussy vegetarian types. I am enjoying my fresh squeezed pulpy orange juice and dainty powder dusted mocha and the lovely hot melange of beans and tomatoes and spinach they made for me. Would happily return next time I am in from the states.

If this was my pantry I'd be fairly chuffed. But it's Julia's and at least she's kind enough to…read moreopen it up for Kenmorians six days a week. It's conveniently located next to The Single Guys which means it's the perfect combo for a morning coffee and stop to pick up some herbs, a ready made meal for your Parisienne Housewife dinner or to order a cake. On the morning I arrived the store had a delicious scent of cinnamon, cardamom and an array of Christmasy-spices. They'd been baking Christmas cookies and cakes. If there's a psychology of scent these guys have it down and it leaves you wanting to buy whatever they're cooking. And wait there's more: Julia's also have a small selection of bulk flours, oats and grains for purchase. A definite tick of approval in Brisbane's inner-West!

What a delightful experience to be allowed to shop in the pantry of an amazing cook. Julia has…read morecreated an amazing arrangement of both pre-prepared meals and scrumptious cakes. There's always irresistible home made sausage rolls for a snack. Surplus ingredients are for sale at reasonable prices. A jewel in the sometimes saddened western suburbs shops. A very homely feel as you can see Julia preparing meals whilst you browse the array of food.