Fantastic artisan wood fired bread. Fantastic coffee. Fantastic staff. Other food? Fantastic. Can't…read moresay a bad word.

From the owner: We aim for good friendly service were you always feel welcome and good quality food and local…read moreproduce, a delicious range of true wood fired sourdough a range of sweet treats and a full menu from simple to more complex meals fit for brunch, or we are happy to create something for you to suit your needs

Cute little bakery with delicious baked goods and simple dishes (sandwiches, quiches, salad, etc)…read more Everything was fresh and seemed pretty healthy. There is indoor and outdoor seating available, altho indoor seating was a bit limited (especially for tables; plenty of bar/stool seating). Free still & sparkling tap water available. This place is perfect for a bite after a rigorous bike ride or hike. Service staff is friendly (like all of Aus that I've encountered). Not open everyday so check the hours before you go! Ordered the spinach, ricotta and feta pie with a side of daily salad (green bean and a bunch of other veggies in vinaigrette dressing). The pie came with a side of homemade chutney and the serving size was pretty big (for a pie). Even though it was filled with cheese, it didn't feel heavy in the stomach. My partner ordered the sausage apple roll (made from free-range Victorian Pork) and it was the biggest sausage roll I've seen. Jam packed with quality meat and also served with a side of homemade chutney.

Delicious. Eclectic. Quaint. The pastry chef should be commended. The pastries are world class. The…read morebreads, home made jams etc are perfection. The staff baristas can make a good cup of coffee. Highly recommended!!

Their sausage rolls and pies are amazing, they are always warm to eat and you always want to go…read moreback and get more, they are very friendly and it's always nice and warm in there

This is a pretty basic but also pretty satisfying bakery if you're on your way to the beach and…read moresuddenly realise you need a quick snack. We dropped in for a pie and a few sandwiches, and picked up hot chocolates, and were fairly happy with what we got! There are good public bathrooms AND a great op shop just up the road and we were able to park right outside (virtually - it's on a t intersection). They only lose one star because the service was a little slow with ten people in there at once.

The food is amazing the workers are kind but I have only one criticism, it's pretty overpriced like…read moreit's not to overpriced but it's expensive but it's still nice as it's homegrown and does take a bit overall it's nice

Verdict: Melbourne is absolutely packed with Bakeries of all shapes and sizes, but none of the ones…read moreI visited even holds a candle to Tooradin Bakery. If you're in the area (likely en route from the city to Philip Island), there's no reason you shouldn't drop by. Star 1: How was the service and atmosphere? Getting satisfaction from the food at a shop or restaurant is one thing, but receiving just as much satisfaction from the service is a rare treat. At Tooradin, this is very much the case, with a well-versed and friendly staff that appears to keep the locals coming back on a daily basis. In combination with a spacious yet quaint package of both indoor and outdoor seating, Tooradin Bakery really does have it all in the service and atmosphere departments. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? While I opted to pay $2.80 for a Chocolate Chip Biscuit (it would seem as though large, fresh-baked Chocolate Chip Cookies haven't quite caught on in Australia... oh well), just about everything I saw in Tooradin Bakery represented a good deal. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=AE21auofEBYF5hR9D_hblA&userid=OKX-V5j_qfuOebeHeWGrHg Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? While my Chocolate Chip Biscuit was quite good, it's the selection at Tooradin Bakery that really is a selling point. With goods ranging from breads to sweets to pies that could serve anyone from a single to a full family of five, Tooradin's selection trumps anything I encountered in the city. Additionally, with a fully functioning Deli, Tooradin really does have every base covered. Dual Stars Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? Absolutely, and it would appear as though a host of Tooradin locals do just that. With great service, good prices and a truly incredible selection... who wouldn't? Star Granted.

Great place to stop for morning tea. Excellent baked goods. As a bonus, sells handcrafted mugs…read morethat are unique and funny. Bought a bunch of them.

What a great coffee shop and bakery find! Excellent espresso and a wall of delicious breads and…read morepastries! Some street parking, patio and indoor seating, plus friendly and attentive staff. A great addition to town!

3 days in the Yarra Valley and this trip I must say I struggled to find a good soy latte but…read moreHabituel hit the right spot.  Most impressed also with the baked goods on offer for breakfast.  We selected a delicious choc & raspberry muffin & sour dough toast with vegemite.  I liked that the toast came with the butter & vegemite on the side which is how we do it at home but isnt always the case in Aussie cafes.  Service was excellent & friendly.  Our only wish was that we had found this on our first and not last day so that we could have tried a few of the other great looking baked goods on offer (and had one of their excellent coffees every morning!)