Bakery

Tartine Bakery

By metis on September 27, 2007 7:35 PM in Bakery | Cafe | Reviews | San Francisco One of the greatest places in San Francisco, Tartine Bakery is worth the sometimes excruciating wait. For breakfast they have great croissants, cinnamon buns, wonder pain au chocolats, Pain au Jambon with gruyere and smoked ham, Gougere with gruyere cheese... read more.

Melbourne's Best Pies

By foodie on July 12, 2006 6:52 PM in Bakery | Melbourne | News A recent Saturday Age ranked the best pies in Victoria. 1. Malmsbury Bakery, Mollison Street, Malmsbury 2. Georgie Pie, Sydney Road Brunswick 3. Molly Mae's Cafe, High Street Broadford 4. Mt Martha Fine Foods, Lochiel Avenue Mount Martha 5. Bohemia... read more.

Abhi's Bread

By foodie on June 15, 2006 11:32 PM in Bakery | Fremantle | Reviews A simple bakery in South Terrace Fremantle Abhi's Bread makes some of the best artisanal and sourdough loaves in the area. There is a big queue on the weekend as people stock up on bread at Abhi's and then head... read more.

Silo Bakery

By foodie on June 9, 2006 9:05 PM in Bakery | Canberra | French | Patisserie | Reviews Towards the end of a meeting with the Office of Indigenous Policy Coordination, my stomach raised the possibility of a quick lunch on the way to another meeting with the Department of Education, Science and Technology. Although we had to... read more.

Infinity Bakery

By foodie on March 8, 2006 8:21 PM in Bakery | Reviews | Sydney There are thousands of reasons to live in the desert. The cool breeze at night. The fierce starlight. The ongoing struggle for survival. But however a town markets itself, it is not worth living in without a good bakery. Still... read more.

Filou's Pâtisserie

By foodie on March 18, 2005 1:55 PM in Bakery | Melbourne | Patisserie | Reviews One of the treasures of Lygon St. Filou's bread is some of the best in Melbourne. An almond croissant and a coffee while watching the sardines get to university is a great method of procrastination. A quick stop off in... read more.

Ba Le

By foodie on January 12, 2005 5:29 PM in Bakery | Melbourne | Reviews Ba Le has a statuette of the Eiffel Tower above its shop sign. Perhaps it was purchased from the Rue du Rivoli, perhaps from Vietnam? It matters not. Ba Le serves Bubble Tea (at the moment), fresh Vietnamese bread and... read more.

Acland Cakes

By foodie on February 19, 2004 5:15 PM in Bakery | Cafe | Melbourne | Patisserie | Reviews One of four remaining Acland Street cake shops, Acland Cakes has formed part of the St. Kilda, European culinary institution for many years. Acland Cakes serves many delicious cakes and biscuits, all available for perusal in the shopfront. Favourites are... read more.

Cedar Bakery

By foodie on February 18, 2004 1:47 PM in Bakery | Lebanese | Melbourne | Reviews Lebanese Pizza or man'ouche is one of the culinary highlights of Melbourne's northern suburbs, and there is nowhere better than Preston's Cedar Bakery and Brunswick's A1 bakery. Usually eaten for breakfast in Lebanon this thin treat is a great way... read more.

Old Bakery Wirrabara

By foodie on January 12, 2004 3:44 PM in Adelaide | Bakery | Reviews The Wirrabara Bakery is one of those places that is both every foodies dream and nightmare. It is a bakery that one cannot help gushing about. It serves some of the most delicous pies and cakes in Australia in a... read more.

A1 Bakery

By foodie on November 27, 2003 11:15 AM in Bakery | Lebanese | Melbourne | Reviews In Slapstick, a Kurt Vonnegut novel about a set of genius, eyesore, monster twins born in a confused United States, Darwinist evolutionary principles are questioned and the myth of the pyramid creation is solved (gravity is variable). Perhaps the most... read more.

Aviv Cakes & Bagels

By foodie on October 21, 2003 12:22 PM in Bakery | Cafe | Melbourne | Reviews Aviv serves Melbourne’s best boiled bagels. They are around 50 cents, light, fresh and delightful. Make sure you plan a visit before midday to ensure that stock is plentiful, although the production line continues to increase to satisfy demand. Aviv,... read more.

Babka Bakery Cafe

By foodie on June 23, 2003 1:33 PM in Bakery | Cafe | Melbourne | Reviews Challah, Sourdough, coffee, blintzes, herbal teas, great atmosphere. There are some many reasons to visit Babka, but number one has to be the sensuous almond croissant. It melts away, and has a perfect amount of almond meal, not too overpowering.... read more.

Europa Cake Shop

By foodie on June 8, 2003 12:59 PM in Bakery | Cafe | Melbourne | Patisserie | Reviews Famous for its cake shops and European influence, Acland Street is slowing becoming a culinary wasteland. Founded by migrants and epicurians, the cake shops are burdened by rent hikes they partly caused. This is a cycle in which they are... read more.

Glick's Cakes & Bagels

By foodie on January 29, 2003 1:11 PM in Bakery | Israeli | Jewish | Melbourne | Reviews The SBS Eating Guide to Melbourne 1997 contends that Glick’s is synonymous with ‘bagel king’. While Aviv may be the holy grail of bagels, Glick’s remains an important bakery in St. Kilda East. Bagels of all varieties are baked at... read more.