if you would like to be respected, don't work here (the staff are good people, the managers…read more(two???) provide contradictory demands and are unkind). FEEL FREE to ask for clarification/details if you would like (reply to the comment).

This is a lovely little bakerie cafe, in the European tradition. Lots of freshly baked breads in…read morethe racks behind the counter and yummy pastries out front. There are only a few seats inside so at busy times you my have to get a takeaway as the place is very popular. The coffee is top notch, good flavour and not too hot. Great place to go after shopping.

The food was to die for and it was so good nice freindly staff great fast service and good food…read morenice cold brew iced coffee i had the bacon and egg roll it was so nice. Pottery green bakers is lovely and it is a good location it is near the train and other shops i highly recommend this place great food. Thank u Pottery green bakers.

So good to see this place has expanded in space and dining hours to offer dinner on Thursday to…read moreSaturday. I've been away for more than six months and this cafe's improvements have really elevated the Gordon St. John Ave precinct. We came here bright and early at 6am for breakfast. So bonus points for opening this early to cater to workers and people dealing with jet lag. We had muesli, French toast, big pan bf and warm flaky croissant. Every one was presented to us not only nicely but they also tasted great. Muesli was homemade, crunchy, well toasted with a good mix of nuts and dried fruit. The accompanying fresh fruit was of generous proportion too. French toast was made with their own baguette with sides of banana and syrup. Big bf was huge with eggs, 2 sausages, greens, mushrooms, bacon and a side of baguette. Croissant was fresh out of the oven and something to die for! We had 2 skim lattes which were average as it wasn't hot enough for our taste. I would return again and again but the breakfast did cost quite a bit so it will be for special weekends or a treat.

Even living in the area I didn't know that these series of shop right around the corner from us…read moreexisted until I saw a little sign at the light that said German Bakery with an arrow. Curious I decided to turn and drive into the suburban street where there are 6 shops next to each other. Besides the butcher the bakery was the only shop open. Walking in the aroma of fresh baked bread and other goodies filled the air. A couple of shelves of bread and a table with various baked goods from muffins and croissants to Almond horseshoes and pastries. I love pretzels (and they make a couple of styles) and most of the ones I see at the mall are either hard and dried, out or greasy and buttery. These pretzels on the other hand were fresh and baked with just enough sea salt to give it a little bit of flavor. This also seems to be the local spot for coffee. In the back they sold a number of German goodies, which added to the authenticity of the place.

This place has amazing baked goods. Especially the meat pies. However the opening hours are strange…read moreand the prices are on the high side. They also sell nice coffee!

Christophe's is a rather small and bland patisserie, with pastries and sweet treats which are…read moreneither dreadful, but aren't brilliant. The patisserie has been in operation since 1985 and survives based on little competition. The outside appearance is inviting with cakes and pastries on display. If you're searching for an aesthetically pleasing cake which tastes simply divine, it is best to venture elsewhere. The food is quite pricey considering it's a small shop. Value for money is not in the equation. The customer service is also a bit lacklustre. The patisserie is only open Tuesday- Saturday.

I have seen many imitations of French patisseries in Sydney but this one is an abomination. I…read morebought a cheese cake that was not only dry, flavourless and mealy but also stale. It tasted like it was in the fridge for a week. Oh! Yeah! And they only accept cash ... We're in 2018 ... 60$ dollars for a joke of a cake ...

Definitely a great value for money. My wife and I come here almost every weekend for the awesome…read morecroissant, and the coffee is pretty good as well. We hardly spend over $15 for a light breakfast within the nice and relaxing mall atmosphere, sometimes catch up on a bit of work or a bit of reading. The staff is friendly but don't have too high expectation since most are uni students.

I purchased A beef and Mushroom pie. I was charged $6 for it. It was horrible. The Pie had very…read moresmall pieces is microscopic mince meat it it. It was largely a Gelatin pie about 5% meat. I paid $6 for this imposter. I tried to call the business to complain the phone was disconnected. I will never go there again. I should report this to the Authorities

It was the Danes umbrellas that drew me in. Danes coffee in a old-fashioned local bakery? Really? I…read moredecided to take a punt and I think I've stumbled upon the perfect combination! Who doesn't love their local bakery: the cheese and bacon rolls, the danishes, finger buns and meat pies? Well, throw in some high quality coffee and you've got a fan for life. This place really doesn't look like much, but whether you're in the market for your daily loaf of bread, an afternoon sweet treat or your morning coffee, Roger's Bakery definitely won't disappoint.

Forget your paleo diets and your Atkins whatevers - get into Bakery King and get ready to…read morecarb-load. This is one of those little Asian bakeries that churns out a dizzying variety of sweet and savoury baked goods like pork floss buns, milk bread, taro and red bean buns, coconut cream cakes, green tea loaves, and about a billion (I've counted them, an actual billion) other varieties of delicious things. You get your tray, a set of tongs, then you run around the store like a dog chasing a ball, putting all sorts of amazing things on your tray to smuggle home and eat on the couch while watching daytime television. Sounds pretty ace, right? That's not even the best bit. It's cheap. Like, ridiculously cheap. It's not dirt cheap - have you seen the price of dirt these days? - it's better than that, way better. Everything's between $1.50 and $3.00. And if you buy multipacks, why, you might as well be holding out your pocket for the girl at the counter to be filling it with cash. That's the kind of value Bakery King represents. I like to ruin my gym visits by stopping in after a training session and gorging myself.

Forget 85 c and bread top! This little unassuming bakery serves out some great Asian buns and sweet…read morebreads. It may not have the prettiness if other bakeries but it makes up for it in deliciousness! The is a wide variety of baked goodies avaliable from cocktail buns to egg tarts. My personal favorites are the crispy taro bun and red bean bun. They are constantly baking fresh buns so it is likely that you will get a warm fresh from the oven bun. Delicious! They are also well priced with buns starting from $1! How can you go wrong? !

Being that I have already written a review for their Haymarket store ( http://frid.co/pyXQlh ) you…read moreshould not be surprised to find that I also love the cakes at the Chatswood store. Took the boys in this arvo and it is great knowing that I can buy three cakes for $5.50. Better yet, I know that as the boys demolish them, they will enjoy every bite. Semi-sweet cakes for the win :-) They also have a range of cookies and party size cakes, but it is the roll cakes that keep me coming back.

Worth the trip from the other side of Sydney to this gem. Best pastries I have ever had.read more

Food service ambiance terrible disappointed me today and last week they were all in a hurry to get…read moreme to eat and I was just sitting there waiting for them to come back and they didn't even come back to me so I had to wait until they got there to pick me up and I had no choice but to wait for them so I just went and picked her food out because she was hungry but she didn't even come back so I went home so upset she