Delicious array of exquisite treats…read more French pastry. Breads. Croissant almond or plain

Le Bon Choix do not sell Gluten Free food sadly. Chermside store definitely does not.read more

Well this is cute. A bakery by day and wood-fired pizza-by night. Saba Artisan has been in the…read moreworks for quite a while. I remember driving past regularly and seeing it progress from an empty shell to the now open subway-tiled interior it is today. They're pouring Elixir coffee and throughout the day a range of general bakery goods - pastries, quiches, sandwichs and of course, loaves to take home. Stopping in for a quick take-away lunch, I opted for the caramalised onion and goats cheese quiche. It's small but perfect to pair with a salad if you were taking it home. Taking a squiz at the pizza menu - they're all simple but look like they'd be packed with flavour. I make a mental note to come back to try them out. Everyone behind the counter is super friendly and I can see this being a great community hub for the Bardon locals.

Drive by on the round-about all the time, and finally got to stop for a quick lunch. We really…read moreenjoyed our bakery pies and coffees, and the staff are very friendly.

One of my favourites for coffee and brunch. Friendly staff, really like the waffles and the soft…read moreshell crab benedict is amazing!

Great menu, fantastic presentation, awesome flavours. But... way too many buts .... it was like…read moredining at Fawlty Towers perhaps? The buts... 1. they took forever to get our order 2. they forgot our coffee order 3. the food eventually came and the vegetarian specification was forgotten 4. they forgot the cutlery 5. the vegetarian variation was corrected incorrectly (take 3 got there) 6. The poached eggs were cold 7. they never returned to the table for second drink orders 8. Forgot the second dirty chai Order 9. Ordered a scone and strawberry jam, got a cold scone that was frozen in the middle and a berry jam... If this was a review on the food exclusively it would be a 5 star review.

I am absolutely in love with this place. It's very rare that a little French cafe gives me this…read moremuch pause from start to finish. Right from the start, when you walk through the store there's always someone available to take your order. Without fail, I've never had to wait more than a couple minutes before someone says, "Bonjour, what would you like today?" From there, you're opened up to a smorgasbord of tasty, filling treats ranging from delicious croissants and pain au chocolat to savory ocean trout baguette. For sure the star of the show is the variety of freshly baked breads and pastries. Everything is made in house and it shows! Every bite is delicately balanced with the right amount of sweetness. There's definitely a reason there is always a line out the door on Saturday and Sunday mornings at Choquette. They've just got the great overall package expected of a quality French cafe.

I was so excited to try out Chouquette due to the hype surrounding this French bakery, but they…read morewere closed during Ekka week, so I had to wait. When I finally had time to return to New Farm, I made sure I paid a visit to Chouquette. Needless to say, I had great expectations to what they had to offer! Their website had given me a taste of what was in store, and I was excited for the extensive variety of bread rolls, pastries, and cakes. When I approached Chouquette, I really had expected it to be much busier, with people sitting around and conversing with French coffees - but I found it rather empty. The glass cases had a few sandwiches, a few cakes and pastries, with a few bread rolls in the back shelf- not at all what I expected, actually. The place didn't seem particularly French (though I really couldn't say what is and isn't) - no warm ambience, cold chairs and decor inside and out, and their offerings were very meager, and mostly not particularly aesthetically pleasing compared to what they displayed online. It was a bit of a disappointment to find that I couldn't find the variety of items that I saw online, and everything was a bit pricy. I did have the orange chocolate cake, which looked the most appealing, and was actually really rich and delicious (good for sharing), but I was sorely disappointed with their bread roll, which was way too dry. I'm not sure if I should have tried anything in particular- and if I just missed out on some of the good stuff, but unfortunately, Chouquette didn't leave me daydreaming about France.

I got to visit Three Girls Skipping twice for brekky while visiting family in Brisbane. It's a cute…read morelocation across from Baker's Delight just steps from the train station, which was convenient when we visited for a quick bite prior to hopping on the train into the city. Both visits I ordered the bacon, egg and cheese roll with tomato chutney, which despite its small size is considerably filling (so good, I ordered it both times). We also sampled the biscuit with cream and jam which was dense but fluffy, warm and delicious. My husband loved his smashed avo on toast. The coffees are mild and well-crafted. Would definitely recommend for a relaxed breakfast or lunch.

We meet again, this time it's great! It is a weekday. I've gotta say though, the home made cake…read morewas fantastic! I really wanted to try more, however my waistline felt alarmingly tight. The coffee was good too and the service prompt. Glad we could make up!

Yes it's a piece of West End character. It's a reason to…read morecome to South Brisbane. Food - still as good as I remember. Fresh, tasty good variety and it's YUM! Sweet Treats abound - they are good. Coffee - Good Still Good as ever.

Wonderful deli This family run deli is a terrific spot to…read moreget a quick bite to eat in West End. The service is friendly and authentic and the food is delicious! The coffee is pretty good too!!

Let's face facts. Bakeries will rarely receive a bad review from me. I'm a total suck for baked…read moregoods. I've been on the search for "Australia's Best Lamington" for years now. Boulevard Bakery is a tiny, hole in the wall bakery on Wynnum Road. You won't find anything fancy or new in there, but it's good at the classic things. The apple turn overs are plump and creamy, the jam and cream donuts did a fine job of seducing me from the cake fridge, and the custard tarts look scrumptious. The breads are a little on the sweet side, but we'll forgive them. Most of the goods are priced between $1 and $5. Talk about cheap! Boulevard Bakery is great if you're looking for a sweet little baked snack for going between places. Grab a malted milk while you're at it and you're set to go!

I lived in Paris for a year, so it's fair to say I've even my weight in the best pastries the world…read morehas to offer (damn them and their snobby ways, they are so right). Saying that, there's a pretty big chunk of my heart dedicated to apple slices and apple turnovers. Specifically ones made with that gelatinous apple filling that's mainly choko and cornflower. You can only find these at old school bakeries, and they're often refrigerated from the day before and tres disappointing. Not at Boulevard Bakery. This place probably hasn't changed sinced Brisbane had trams, and the baked goods are fresh and cheap. Sometimes a girl just has to say no to extravagent patissiere's and go for a good old fashioned Aussie fave.

Get your cheap chinese baked goods here. Sitting right across from Michel's in the shopping…read morecentre, I wondered just how well it would do, and really, are Michel's customers going to go down because of them. Turns out, they have attracted more and more people to that part of the centre, always a good thing. Try their sesame balls filled with green bean paste, crispy, bouncy and savoury sweet. I got myself 4 of them at one time and gave my family each 1. Turns out, most of my family weren't present... so I ate them all. Too bad. This place has something for everyone. From donut twists with cinnamon sugar to double sausage buns, chicken curry puffs and garlic naan breads! What is this fusion bakery to the extreme? Don't worry though, most of it tastes really nice. They even have cute little mini hamburgers that are 2 bites worth. They don't charge an arm and a leg for a baked good, and they even have cakes/cheesecakes and sweets in the counter or to order. This is a great little place to get a snack between lunch and dinner or breakfast and lunch, or for brunch for that matter. Try it out, some of the combinations may be a bit absurd sounding, but give it a go. Your taste buds will thank you for it. This bread tastes... sweet?

In terms of food, love it. Great selection, very yummy, good prices…read more In terms of customer service, pretty poor. I went to Bread Top today and was not greeted or even acknowledged. There was no one else in the store so i would have expected some sort of acknowledgement. I did not feel welcome at all. I'm not sure if the lady was having a bad day or if she hates her job but you don't bring your problems to work.