Try the Cheese, or Cheese and spinach Pastry for a calcium rich breakfast. You've gotta get there…read moreearly to nab one though. I often visit Yianni's Bakery on my way to work in the morning just to grab one of these Cheese wonders. $3.80 and you can still get "Nippy's" flavoured milk here, which is very nostalgic for me. A nondescript Greek Bakery in Kogarah which always seems very busy with the locals. Yianni's is a good place to pick up all sorts of Greek Bread, Sourdough cobs, olive infused loaves and sweets.

The meat pizza fucking bangs. I'm only here because the other reviewer is a twat and left the…read morerestaurant with 1 star on apple maps, but this place has 4.7 on Google reviews and they deserve it. Average prices are also around $10 a pizza. Got no idea why it says $74 here. Either way 10/10 joint

Cheapest best pizza in Rockdale area. Most expensive pizza is the Garlic Prawn for $9. Banksia…read morespecial wrap is only $4.50 and is filled with fresh tomatoes, onions, olives, spinach and feta cheese.

Tucked away in the suburb of Kogarah is Sugarloaf Patisserie. This Place has a bit of Argentinian…read more/Chilean bent to it, offering a variety of pies, sweets and sandwiches and coffee too. I sometimes cross it on my way to the beach on the weekends. And what a perfect place to just stop and have a nice coffee with a little sweet something. They serve probably one of the best empanadas in Sydney. I particularly like the spinach and cheese one which is saucy and has that kick to it which is hard to describe. The service is good and the prices are quite cheap. I very much enjoyed their Churros too. Not that I am a fan of Churros but my hubby wanted to try the Churros with chocolate - and they turned out be light and sugary, yet were just melting in the mouth. They also have different yummy looking cakes on display which I am definitely going to try out of these days . You can give it a try too and we can share ideas on what to try next .

I was knee deep in what would turn out to be one of the best road trips of the summer when…read moreSugarloaf collared me, shook me and turned on their head all the hackneyed old preconceptions I held about Sydney bakeries. I don't quite know how to describe this place. It's almost like a South American family opened a patisserie and injected their own sweet Latino flair into everything. No, wait, that's exactly what it's like. Look at that, I did too know how to explain it. We're talking epic empanadas (meat & olive @ $4, yeahhh boiiii) and - wonder of wonders! - Argentinean-style soft cookies glued together with lashings of dulce de leche! YES WAY. Try their vanilla slice too. Better than those crap ones the school tuck shop served up every little lunch. Way better. I don't often have cause to get down the Shire these days, but Sugarloaf just gave me a brand spanker.

(Similar to my Surry Hills shop review)…read more Good old Bourke Street Cafe. If you live in Sydney east and you have never heard of this place; please start going out more! Located on 'Bourke Street'.... duh.... (actually there's also one on Gardeners Road as well, hence this review but they are basically the same! I go to both and I love'em both!!); it's an awesome Sat day brunch place with a few mates or actually nice enough to bring your better half for nice cup of coffee. Personally on a good Sunny Day, I wouldn't mind being there with a book while munching on a sausage roll. Yes Sausage rolls... You have to try them... they are not your Coles $5 for 30 rolls but gourmet lamb/beef/pork rolls which are superb. Their pies... oh mh.. their pies are sooo good! Always great variety, that you just gotta try them. Their dessert pastries are just divine as well! Ginger Brulee cannot be resisted! A must try - Carrot Cake! Believe me; you will love it! Great pastries; awesome coffee; love their smoothies/ice drinks; and excellent atmosphere. Imagine this. If can give a 5 star review to this place; purely based on Sausage rolls, carrot cakes; you know, simple stuff... how good it must have been! drools¬! Only down side - You really smell like pastry afterwards if you eat in.

A great spot for breakfast or lunch in the Mascot/ Alexandria area. Tasty savory and sweet…read morepastries, great coffee and excellent service.

Banh mi, both chicken and craackling pork, are very good, as are meat pies. Good delivery service,…read moreand pleasant local business to visit.

This bakery in Bexley is one of the few remaining local bakeries that hasn't been eaten up by the…read morebaker's delight chain stores. This store has all your simple favourites that are done like you remember and not fancied up or made into a mix and mass produced like the other chain store bakeries and chain store pie shops. Their Cheese and Bacon rolls are extra cheesy and have large portions of bacon, their donuts are large and really soft and their potato pies are just like you used to get at the school tuck shop, slightly crispy with a soft potato centre and a firm pie crust with a warm, mince pie filling. All the locals know this is the place to go and now you do to. Lucky you.

For a great coffee and home made cakes and Pies made with passion, Dimitris up there with the bestread more

Caaaaaake: Christophers has a few locations the one in Kogtown is a walk in cake Palace…read more Expect to pay a minimum of $35 for a log shaped cake but gurrrrl I've had manicures that cost more and have me less satisfaction than the creamy Sugary taste of that 'Noutella' cake. They keep them frozen in glass door freezers, pick from the above mentioned, red velvet, caramel mud, marbled, black forest to name a few. Then you just defrost it about an hour before you want to celebrate. They'll even write a Message on it for you. They do small pastries and macarons. Cream puffs and coffee! Service: very attentive and helpful. Great for a special occasion cake.

Amazing Cakes! it lost a star because of the hefty price of the cakes…read more I especially love the Crape one its the Custard cake but shame it is soooo expensive! looking at around $30 for the small cake and i think $45 for the large cake....

This is probably my favourite Burek place in all of Sydney…read more If you're going to spend $6 on a slice of Burek in Sydney, don't do it anywhere else. Get one here for your own good. Your tastebuds will be pleased.

If you need a headache try their coffee. The cakes are…read moreover over over sweet and take like they made them 2 weeks ago. Especially the cramp cake, it is the worst. I went there because of the reviews. They seem unreal.

Salvatore's shares its locale in an anasssuming outdoor complex, nestled near a fruit shop and…read moredeli. It has ample parking, an outdoor seating area, superb breakfast menu and delicious sweets which has people happily waiting for a table. The friendly family atmosphere makes you feel as though you are dining amongst long lost friends. The cafe buzzed with excited energy, young children sharing a meal with family, friends chatting happily over coffee, toddlers contagious laughs making you smile unknowingly. The food was impeccable and at reasonable prices. The breakfast menu consists of your usual bacon and eggs, omelettes, pancakes, melts etc and by the looks of the empty plates on patrons tables, shows that all of these are carried out superbly. I had the cheese, avocado and poached eggs on toasted Turkish bread and I literally would have licked the plate if no one was watching.

I don't come here for their coffee. This place might never be your favourite coffee place, but they…read morehave good looking dessert to cater all sweet tooth. They open til late, so it's good for getting dessert or coffee after dinner. Great selection of bread, dessert, teas and coffees. I like their Swiss Chocolate Bun, it's full of chocolate and walnut goodness! Scoff it down with One Lime Iced Tea. It's a lime iced tea with one full cut lime included in the drink, hence the name. Now, I'm a iced tea-aholic and this is one addictive drink.