Disappointing experience…read more We stopped in for a quick weekday lunch close to closing time, and the display cabinets were nearly empty--only a few savoury pastries remained. We chose a feta and spinach roll and a pork and fennel sausage roll to share. Unfortunately, both were underwhelming. The pastry in each case was soft and greasy rather than crisp and flaky. While we understand that arriving late in the day can affect freshness, the fillings were also disappointing. The spinach and feta was overly salty and lacked texture, and the pork and fennel filling was a smooth, pink, salty paste with no discernible pork or fennel flavour. At $9.40 each, the quality didn't justify the price--we would have been better off buying frozen sausage rolls from the supermarket and baking them at home.

Bun 'N' Oven is a little bakery in the complex of shops in Geebung. They bake their bread fresh on…read morethe premises every day. Open from 6am every weekday and Saturday, they do all types of bread loaves as well as biscuits, sweets like lamingtons and caramel tarts, pies and sausage rolls and filo triangles. The filo triangles are my favourite, and come in delicious flavours like Lamb & Rosemary and Beef & Red Wine. The caramel tarts are definitely worth a try too. My husband loves the high fibre white loaf, but unfortunately they only sell this type of loaf on weekdays and not on Saturday. The loaves of bread at the front of the store are all thin sliced, if you prefer thick sliced loaves they are behind the counter and you have to ask for them specifically.

If you're around the Aspley shopping area and looking to mung down on something from a bakery, I…read morewill put my two cents in and proclaim that you just need to go and hit up Jacobs. You can smell all the fresh goodness from the parking lot. Looking at the store, with its faded paint, it might not look like much but its definitely the drop in spot. For anyone, there's everything from cakes to sweets and various savoury snackage. I was more than tempted to buy one of Jacobs' well-loaded cheese and bacon rolls. That was until I was the holy cabinet stocked with a massive rage of meat pies. I chose a pepper steak pie and relished in my choice of nosh. The meat was chunky, the gravy was thick and there wasn't an overbearing smash of pepper on my palette. Everything was just in tune and balance with each other. By time you have read this, Jacobs will have moved out of this store, however its only moving two doors down and into a bigger space. Get at it.

Delicious bakery. Pies and sausage rolls. Wonderful baked goods and coffee. I had a beef pie…read morewith mushrooms.

Carby's Bakehouse is a little family owned bakery on Hamilton Road. They bake all the bread and…read moreproducts fresh on site and they are open from 6am every morning, 7 days a week. They sell a range of tasty pies and sausage rolls and pastries. The latest flavour of pie is Jalapeno Chilli Beef pie, and although I haven't tried it yet, I'm really keen! Most pies are $4.60 and they also sell mini pies for $1.80. The perfect little snack. They are currently selling a big range of delicious Christmas treats. I bought a pack of 12 Rum Balls for $7.60, made with real Bundy Rum! They also sell all types of bread loaves, rolls and buns, sweet bakery goods like slices and tarts and even whole cakes.

Try to at least acknowledge the customer has entered the shop if you must continue your…read moreconversation. Then don't give me attitude when I comment on your lack of customer service. Then again do what you want I won't be back and maybe you keep giving terrible service and leave,and then a decent pie shop will take over.

Although the service was great the pies are not all that nice I actually felt physically sick after…read moreeating one last week won't be going back for a pie at least may go back for something else though

Ray's Hot Bread is one of two bakeries in the Geebung shops. Personally it's my least favourite of…read morethe two, however Ray's Hot Bread is open longer hours during the week and are open both Saturday and Sunday. So brownie points for convenience! Their loaves of bread are the let down for me. The other bakery around the corner makes really soft bread, where as the bread loaves from Ray's have a hard crust. They also sell a big range of meat pies, sausage rolls and pasties, as well as mini pizzas and savoury bakery goods. A quick and easy snack or lunch if you're in the area. If you have a sweet tooth, try a Chocolate Mouse - a rich, dense mud cake shaped like a mouse, covered in a chocolate shell. Amazing! They also sell a variety of other bakeries sweets including caramel tarts, lamingtons, Danish pastries and scrolls.

EDIT: As of March 2013, Bite My Biscuit has moved from Stafford to Geebung (right around the corner…read morefrom me) WOOHOO! They are now conveniently located in the Geebung complex of shops, right across the road from the Geebung Train station. Pop over for a quick coffee before heading to your train, or grab a pack of biscuits on your way to work and surprise your office :) There is plenty of parking in front or up the side street. The owners, Paul and Annie make a range of delicious, melt-in-your-mouth biscuits made with real butter, not margarine. You can taste the difference. Not only do they have this Espresso bar and retail store, but they also sell their biscuits to wholesale clients. Their shortbread sell in 12 packs for $7 and 24 packs for $14. If you stop in for a coffee you can grab a couple of individual biscuits to enjoy there. The flavours on offer are always changing, but some of my favourites are Thai Banana & Manuka Honey, White Choc & Macadamia, Strawberry Chia Seed and Lavender, Quince & Lemon. Shortbread biscuits are their speciality, and they also sell Melting Moments, Petits Fours and gluten free Macaroons.

Nice strong handmade coffee & lovely biscuits, very casual sitting room atmosphere where you can…read moreread a magazine or the paper looking. It's right opposite the Geebung train station and there is street parking out front.