Pretty good coffee and pies to say nothing of their breakfast muffins…read more They love cyclists.

Busy cafe/ bakery. Everything made on premise and reasonably priced. Great quality and time taken…read morein preparation. Great coffee too.

I ordered a coffee and returned to the counter and asked for sugar as there was none on the coffee…read moreor table I was totally gobsmacked when the assistant said, "Show me your coffee." I am what would be considered elderly and have not been spoke to like this for at least 60 years. I will not be returning in a hurry

Another boutique bakery in the Eastern Suburbs, we are so lucky…read more This little gem, is another great find. Amazing quality pastries, and cakes, made with real butter and real ingredients with love. They even make real sourdough from a proper starter. But you have to get there very early to purchase as it sells like "hot cakes". Most days it's crowded with regulars. Lovely staff. The baker came from The Magill Estate Penfolds Restaurant.

My friends used to be absolutely obsessed with this place, and would literally go on and on about…read moreit. I don't mean to be a downer or anything, but in my opinion it's just bread. Perhaps it's because each time my friends ordered from La Casa Del Pane, they would pick the most boring item on the menu: a large slab of bread with only tomato sauce on top. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for simplicity; but this doesn't seem like "food" to me. I have a suspicion that this type of bread is a favourite amongst a) children; and b) the elderly. Yes, the bread was tasty, but for god's sake throw some cheese, some olives, some onions, some sausage on there! Anything to spice it up a little bit! However, there are a number of items that I saw in the shop that did get my mouth watering. My dissatisfaction is largely due to the fact that I simply haven't tried enough of their menu. I really want to like this place, I do - but so far I just haven't been given the chance.

Terrific for bulk feeds - huge pizzas, filling calzones and bread varieties…read more Bargain buy:- 1/2 price in the freezer ie Calzone $3 = 2 meals!

Fluffy, crusty sourdough. Yup, I am always on the lookout for a good sourdough. I have tried to…read moremany to count from all around Adelaide. I was excited to see this bakery pop up on Magill Road in the last month. They have really decked out this shop in comparison to before with subway tiles and modern interior. It's not heaps flash, but looks a heck of a lot better amongst the other shops. They offer a whole range of different pastries, lots of donuts and danishes. They also have a sandwich bar and a lot of different pies & pasties. My rule with testing out a bakery is to try their sausage rolls and sourdough. If they get that right, they are good. The sausage roll was $4.40, which is pretty expensive. But, it is really big. The pasty is quite thick, but a little flaky. The meat inside is well seasoned, but I feel like they have mixed a little too much breadcrumbs through. So, it was a little doughy. It was a good sausage roll, and I will try another one. As for the sourdough, it is really fluffy and crusty! Really yummy! But, it is not that sour, which was a little disappointing. Most sourdoughs are a little more dense then this one. However, it's nice to try different versions and I will probably buy it again. It was $7 a loaf though, which is pretty costly for bread. So, I expect a lot when I pay that much. Overall, a good bakery for the neighbourhood. I will keep trying baked goods here and update my review as I go.

They bake their products on site and have THE BEST sourdough in Adelaide, hands down. Fresh…read moreingredients and great coffee! Chunky steak and chunky steak w/mushroom pies are legit. Also the cream in the cream cakes is not synthetic!! (Yay!) I can totally understand why they have ranked SA's #1 donut for the last 18 months! Would recommend above other reviews haha

A very decent bakery indeed…read more A huge range of pies, pasty, sausage rolls, cakes, buns, Baked goods, Baked goods, Baked goods. Everything is delicious and it's a great place to stop in the morning before work. Grab a coffee, some food, and even the daily newspaper. There's a McDonalds just up the road, but why get a plastic McMuffin and a bland, grossly bitter coffee, when you can get a delicious bakery breakfast!

Having gone to High School at Marryatville, the Parade was always a sensible spot to head for a…read morequick bite before heading home and 'studying' (playing Doom). Duffy's Bakery was always a favouite and it is still really good. The shop is a bit smaller than it used to be, but the contents are just as good with everything a growing boy needs.....unfortunately lately I have found that I am growing horizontally rather than vertically. I am a particular fan of their Sausage Rolls and Pizza Pies, but the Potato Pie satisfys many a taste bud also. They have a decent selection of deserts if you blood sugar level is of no concern, I was always a custard and apple tart man myself....Love the crumbly bits!

Stopped in for a quick bite at Duffy's on Saturday for the first time in a few years and I was…read morereally excited to discover it had maintained it's old-fashioned bakery feel. It's not a particularly big store, but it is chock full of delicious bakery items. It has all the usual suspects (sausage rolls, pasties and a huge range of pies) and also stocks every type of biscuit, cake and bun you could imagine. I love the apricot slice and my son's a fan of the snowballs (jelly cake, rolled in coconut and filled with cream) - special occasions only, of course. I also loved the display of edible meringue people. They've started making the Christmas ones already. It's a little pricier than some of the franchise bakeries, but I like to think I'm buying quality and supporting an independent when I shop here. The staff are friendly and seem to manage to serve people in order, even when there are a dozen or so people squeezed in. If you're not doing a mad lunch-on-the-run, there are a couple of casual tables and chairs strewn out the front where you can savour your baked goods.

Read it in Adelaide matters n thought I'd come to check it out…read more Service is attentive, the baker with a fresh tray of tart coming out from the kitchen smiles n has a fresh face, can't be! Bakers should b worn out by 11.30am? Had the pistachio tart which she just brought out, pastry is short n not overly sweet, the mousse is good but the macaron was disappointing, too crunchy for my liking, thought it should have a bit of chew to it. A slice of candied apple under the mousse was welcoming, couple of more slices would have been better. Overall it is good

This 6 month old business with a young team (23 & 21 years old currently) are producing delicious…read moretarts, perfect for sharing with no one. I've "only" had their pistachio creation, raspberry cheesecake and coffee chocolate mousse tarts, so I can't comment on their savory range, however there's plenty to choose from either side of the hot/cool cabinets. The mini tarts are just the right size, and around the $3-$4 range. For 6 people I spent $19. The variety is vast, and they seem the perfect solution for individual dessert selection after dinner - or as a mixed plate with friends for a tea or coffee. Give this new team in the area a go & you'll also be supporting young business initiative.

Knowledgeable, patient service (non-attentive children in tow!), wide range of pies and yummy food…read moretoo.

Found this little outlet in Norwood Place and was a hive of activity. There was a constant stream…read moreof customers so the cakes, pies and yeast buns must be good. Couldn't resist buying some 1/2 price family sized pies and my boys will be happy with the donut and berliner. The man behind the counter Rob was very pleasant and updated me that they will soon be selling gluten free products. I was impressed when I went to walk away he remembered my name so I'll be back.