I have never been a fan of Brumby's or Baker's Delight with their jam and cream buns, cheesymite…read morescrolls and date scones. I prefer to go to specialist patisseries for baked goods and breads. Bumbleebee Bakery at Eight Mile Plains is the exception to the rule. As a bakery, it does a mean trade on meat pies, sausage rolls and those nasty, artery blocking jam and cream buns. There are also some scrumptious cakes and macaroons available. The macaroons are $2.20 each or six for $13. They come in an assortment of flavours and the fillings are more buttery than creamy. There is also a small Chinese baked goods section with sweet breads filled with red bean paste, BBQ pork buns and coconut buns. It's sort of like a sampler selection from Breadtop. To top it off, the staff are always friendly and cheerful. Usually they're out the back whipping up fresh new cakes but will immediately bustle out as soon as you ring the bell. What more can one ask from a neighbourhood bakery? Bumblebee gets five out of five from me for being the first decent bakery on Brisbane's far South side.

When I came here I didn't think much but when the plated dessert came out I cried because it was so…read morepretty!

This place makes very good desserts. One of my favourite dessert places in Sunnybank and have been…read moreback many times since I discovered them a few years ago.

Best place to get baklava. I suggest that you call first to be sure they have it. Its popular…read more $25.00/kg. They have pistachio baklava and walnut baklava. I bought 10 of each. They're approximately 2.5cm squares. Mine weighed 0.785 kg. (When we purchased during christmas time they were cut differently. they were 7 cm x 2.5cm).

From the owner: We do the Middle Eastern Sweets like deserts,biscuits,creamy cake,birthday, engagement cakes and…read morewedding cakes.

This bakery really caters toward those with a massive sweet tooth. Which isn't a bad thing (nowhere…read morenear so), but its savoury options are a little bare. There are, of course, bread sticks, rolls and loaves of bread for sale, but if you're after something lunch-worthy, perhaps try coming back for afternoon tea instead. Unless you're a fan of cheese-heavy cheese and bacon rolls, then you're fine. Savoury aside, the sweet stuff here is pretty varied, but similar to what you would find in most bakeries. There's an incredibly beautiful fruit flan, custard tarts, blueberry cheesecakes, caramel tarts and banana slices. All of which are quite large portion sizes and are well priced ($2.80 for a large slice of blueberry cheesecake).

Any bakery can make bread. But, to do it well and with great service, each* time, that's what sets…read morethis Brumbys apart. Their mega grain loaf is the bomb and if you want something specific, you just have to let call the bakery the previous day. If I had any feedback, it would be to have more vegetarian options...but hey, that's because I go so late in the day they're probably all sold out! Open till 7.30 pm every night, this bakery is my first option. Thanks to all the lovely staff that work there, keep on doing your good thing :)

It's a little cafe / dessert shop - it's cute - very clean and bright. Reminds me of Singapore…read moredesert places - pretty and princess like. The cake creations a look amazing - and best of all taste it too. Service was fast and helpful - the range makes it hard to choose - went for strawberry Jasmine Heart and a fruit tart. Coffee is adequate - it's the pastry and cake creations to try. The Juno Bakery is around the corner in the mall, if you want more goodies.

This is a very decent Asian bakery in the style of Bread Top (but not, I think, affiliated with…read morethat chain). I was here at the end of the day and they had a great deal: buy 3 items and get the lowest priced item free. Totally worth it!

Many delicatessens have been and gone over the past ten years in the Mt Gravatt/ Sunnybank/ Eight…read moreMile Plains region. Even the reliable chain Spoons deli cafe closed down at Garden City after about a year. There just didn't seem to be the right market for a gourmet deli in outer southern suburbia. Plenty Continental Deli has proven everyone wrong. I've been going to this deli now for the past two years, admittedly at first in an effort to help a new foodie business, but as their business grew it genuinely became an excellent purveyor of delicious foods. The business owners are both knowledgeable and adventurous with their stock and carry a huge range of olives, cheeses, salamis and ice creams. They're not scared to experiment either. Last year, they started selling gelati in cups but replaced it a few months later with a bakery section. These days, they've extended their bakery section to include Roman baked goods out the front of their shop on weekends. This is also a great place to go if you want to put together a food hamper for a gift. There are some excellent Turkish delights, chocolates, mixed nuts, oils and dressings. Service can be a little slow at times, especially if you get stuck behind a customer wanting different types of meats and antipasto. It's great if you're happy to browse but it can get frustrating if you're in a rush.

I love this place! I could spend hours just looking at the enormous variety of delicious products…read more The staff are super friendly and are always willing to offer you a taste before you buy and if on the off chance they don't have what you were looking for, they will get it in for you, just ask! Many times I've just gone to Plenty for inspiration and ideas on what to make for dinner. It's hard to walk out of there with only one thing though. Best deli in Brisbane by far and I feel so lucky that it's part of my local shops!