Delicious baked goods and nice strong coffee in this beachside town . Plentiful outdoor seating…read morewhich was very nice in November and I'm sure even better during summer. Service also friendly with smiles.

Great environment, Good food and Good staff. You should go…read morehere if you want a friendly environment. I think if you want food go to Bradley's Bakery. Not that Beck's food is bad just better at Bradley's. P.S my opinion

I love CJ's bakery I go there with my mother its really good the food is soo nice! its good quality…read morefood extremely nice and good its abso the best bakery in town!

From the owner: Official Winner of Australia's Best Hot Cross Bun 2017!…read more Summer @ CJ's - Milkshakes, Iced Chocolate & Iced Coffee made with freshly brewed Picco Coffee Blend CJ's Bakery ~Fresh & Local~ Home of the BEST Sausage Rolls in SA! 1st place SA Baking Comp 2015 1st place Royal Adelaide Show 2014 1st place SA Baking Comp 2013 **Award Winning Pasties & Pies** The Best in the SOUTH!! South Australia's Best Fruit Mince Pies - 2016 2nd Place Winner National Dried Vine Fruit Bake-Off Award Winning Gourmet Pies, Finger Buns, Choc Donuts and Swiss Rolls. EASTER 'Hot x Buns' & CHRISTMAS *Fruit Mince Pies* Healthy Options Available. Come & Try our Authentic *Sourdoughs & Ciabatta* without all the nasties! *New* Vegan Pastie & Vegan Pie GF Sweet Options also available ORDERS Welcome! Birthday & Celebration Cakes Cocktail Savouries & Cakes Catering for functions....Look NO Further! Bring the Family for lunch or a treat... Relax in our outdoor Café or head down to the beach & enjoy Special family time. EFTPOS Available!!

A Cake You Crave (previously known as Joan's Cake Creations) is one of the few places down South…read morewhere you can grab specialty baking supplies. If you're after last minute lollipop sticks (hello spur of the moment cake pops) check them out. Prices aren't cheap for most of these products, but that's more down to the fact that they're imported rather than something particular with this store. You can also pick up sugar flowers and other creations, and if you're not interested in baking your own things there are cakes for sale or order.

My daughter and I wandered into this quaint little cake shop in the main street of Port Noarlunga…read morelooking to try some cup cakes, unfortunately the only ones left were a little unappetising: carrot cake and Christmas pudding cup cakes! So, unfortunately I cannot comment on the taste of their cup cakes. However, the cakes that were on display were amazing works of art. If ever someone should be called a cake artist it is certainly the person who decorated these. There was an amazingly detailed scene of the Mad Hatter's Tea Party made entirely out of icing sugar which drew us in to look at all the other amazingly decorated cakes. Somehow, I don't think you would be disappointed if you ordered a cake from here. I noticed, in the window that they are now serving traditional high tea and they also make their own fudge and peanut brittle. There is a side area with seating to eat in and it does have a tea shop type of feel with wooden floorboards and white walls.

The best bakery in the known universe. Marvelous and tasty food, especially the Ned Kelly pies.read more

Good bakery with a nice range of products which go beyond the usual white bread. Vegan options are…read moreavailable. The cakes here a very nice and the croissants are quite good. Coffee is also available and every thing is priced well.

Wow, what an odd little place! It is located amongst an industrial precinct in Lonsdale, and is an…read moreunexpected gem. We originally visited here as part of the Rendezvous markets, but that has unfortunately now closed. The upside is that Crossant D'Or Bakery has now decided to open every Saturday, which is great if you're looking for cheap pastries and coffee ;) My favourite is the almond croissant - full size for only $1!! That is not a typo - it's really $1. We also love the tray of 12 mini croissants (6 almond and 6 chocolate) for only $6, and a bonus is the good coffee (not sure if they stock soy milk - I had a very good long black). Croissant D'Or supplies cafes and the Central Markets, so is not really set up to be a stand-alone cafe - this is why the produce is so cheap, and why the seating is a bit daggy. It's a shame the Rendezvous Markets weren't sustainable, but I think this is because they concentrated more on the produce itself rather than the ambience ... and although this sounds shallow, ambience is a very important in making these sorts of markets popular. All in all, I think we will be frequenting Croissant D'Or quite regularly ... good for my wallet, but not necessarily for my waistline ;)

Who would've thunk it? A real life French patisserie in the middle of an industrial estate! Then…read moreagain, Croissant D'Or Bakery is more of a 'working bakery' than high-end patisserie cafe, with the majority of their product ending up at local eating establishments. And probably being sold on for some considerable mark-up. This is one of these hidden jewels of the south, where you can grab a delectably flaky almond pastry and creamy latte for a fraction of what it will cost you at one of your more fancy establishments. It's worth seeking out this place early on a Saturday morning if only to grab a $6 tray chock full of croissant-y goodies; plain, chocolate and almond. And of course, you need to get one to eat then and there as well! The only downfall of this place (besides it's slightly difficult to get to location), is the general atmos. As I mentioned before, this is a working bakery set on an industrial estate. There are seats outside, but they are few and far between. The view is of the surrounding warehouses, with some old cracked cement pots with a few token plants for greenery. The music is also of some questionable taste at time - you'll have a few charming Parisian cafe tunes, but then mysteriously Zamfir will suddenly bust some panpipe moves. You can't help but think that with a little more careful planning, some more care taken with the outside decor and keeping up with the oh-so-French-chic musique that this bakery could become a real trendy hit with the Southerners. However, until then, I will continue to go for the amazing pastries, great coffee and friendly service. It's worth the trip through the sea of industry, for the best croissants in town. (Probably the same one you've just bout for triple the price at your local cafe!)

The best bakery in the area in my opinion. Everyone raves about Willunga bakery and the one in…read moreMcLaren Vale shopping centre but I honestly think this one is better. It's just inside the shopping centre so there is nowhere to sit and eat but they have a great range of pies and lots of things which are a bit more adventurous than the standard meat pie. They used to have satay chicken which was amazing but it was taken off the menu. But they're always adding new things. The tuna and cheese pie is delicious too. I live in Willunga but don't mind travelling a little bit to get to a much better bakery.

The pies are not great the pasties fillings need to be cooked more the finger buns are sometimes…read morecrispy on the ends nobody else to compete with i suppose staff are good though not what I would call a great bakery

Bought a chicken but and it was absolutely delicious. The service took a few minutes but there…read morewhere alot of people's orders. Nice big windows help attract natural light but not to much light. Very highly recommend eating here

The food was cold the eggs were undercoooked the service was late and poor. order was made wrong…read more coffee was poor. do not recommend