When I went, the signage outside said "The Bay Bakehouse", but I suppose there's been a change of…read moremanagement? I think they should have kept the name. With a title like "The Bay" it makes you think of Home and Away, doesn't it? Well it should. It feels a lot like that, as does a like of the stores and people around here. Like everyone knows everyone else, and theres a strong community vibe. It's a simple place. Not heaps to sell, but all really well priced, so its respectable. I think these days its hard to find a milkshake for less than $5, but here they do them for $4. To eat, they can make you up a roll just how you like it, or there are pies. Home made, I'm pretty sure, I can see they making them out the back. And then theres the deserts. This place doesn't have heaps, and nothing extra ordinary or worth travelling for, but a simple, humble bakery such as this one should satisfy on a lazy Sunday at Maroubra beach.

This is our local coffee joint, coffee is consistent and always tastes good…read more The owners are really nice people, they keep it very community and low key here, if you want fancy pants treatmeant bugger off and go someplace else. picked up egg and bacon rolls for a morning from time to time, always fresh hot and they put lots of bacon in it too. Pastries are fresh daily and taste amazing, particularly the chocolate croissants :)

Love the pastries here. Fresh and delicious. Coffee is good too and staff is friendlyread more

I visited this is busy little bakery for a quick bite to eat and a coffee after a surf at near by…read moreMaroubra beach. They had the usual cakes and pastries available, aswell as pre made sandwiches. There were quite a few people there ordering coffee, which I took as a good sign. They serve Allpress coffee which is usually ok. Unfortunately the coffee I got was a little weak, this could be down to how busy it was. I also ordered a sausage roll, which was tasty enough. Considering how busy this bakery is, they do provide prompt service.

I asked for an almond Tumeric latte and the woman serving didn't seem to understand English. I…read moreshould have checked. It arrived and I drank it as I was distracted by a phone call. As I was walking away I had an allergic reaction to the cow's milk that was in the latte. This is dangerous and not good practice. Beware and make sure you check!

Cute little cafe overlooking Maroubra beach which is a great spot for a quick bite to eat or grab…read more some take-away which I saw many people doing. I had heard good reviews on their sausage roll, which is massive I must add! It tasted similar to meatloaf and due to its fat size it was a little dry; had to really spread that ketchup on thick! I also ordered a coffee which was good, no stand-out though and ordered Googy Eggs with Toast Soldiers - WEEEEE! Made me feel like I was a little kid again dipping my toast into my eggs, very nostalgic. The bread was AMAZING. It was thick and had a lot of flavours going on, I'd go back for the toast alone.

AMAZING. I will come here every morning when I don't have morning plans to get a treat for myself…read more The petie breoch and pan au chocolate were both perfect and the baguette was great. I think this is the best you'll find in Sydney.

I do not know anything about Greek Cakes, but I do know about eating cakes and cake shops. However…read moreI have never seen a cake shop like this, I was blown away, it was truly the most amazing cake shop I have ever walked into. The window alone of this shop had more cakes than most cake shops have in the whole shop and inside was just like cake overload, there were cakes everywhere and they all looked beautiful and to die for, The cakes were surprisingly reasonable in price, many around $30 which considering the enormity of them and the level of their decoration was great value. I couldn't resist buying a huge cream caramel served in a rectangular foil takeaway tin. YUM. Check it out.

Yeah, its pretty good…read more And as advertised - a cake shop with some Greek influence. The window has a lot of alluring produce - some pretty impressive cake making. When you go inside, there a pretty nice woman at the counter, who I'm wondering might be Eleni; not sure. Either way, the place has both cakes for parties and events and a some small stuff to eat now as you're passing. And there's a few bit-sized deserts like Turkish delights and baklava and the like, either for now or to buy in bulk to cater for an event. I'm not cake buff, but the place seems nice, and if you're in need to cater for an event, and maybe with a bit more variety or theme, then I would recommend stopping by to see whats available. It has the catering feel to it, so I'd be looking in if I were organising a party.

Woooaaahh!! I didn't quite expect this on Anzac parade, amoungst the paint stores. This is an…read moreamazing little café, stock full of so many different sweet treats, looks like you could try something different every day and never run out. It is a coffee shop, so there's the coffee to be had, but I'm more drawn in by what you can have with it; coffee macaroons and biscotti and pretzels and baklava and so on and so on, and it really does go on, its surpriseing how much they have. And I like the variety too, theres a window for huge elaborate cakes, and then another for more in-the-moment little cakes and strudels and deserts, and then theres a section that I think is ethnic cakes and deserts - this is where I found the baklava, along with a lot of other things I hadn't really heard of before. And its such a comfortable place to be, as well. The place is really spruced up and suave for a Maroubra café, very impressive really. Anyway, now I've discovered this place, I don't think I'll be cafeing anywhere else soon. This is my café of choice.

Went here for the beef burger…read more Stick to the cakes and coffee. Burger was literally bathing in a sea of juice and grease on the board, no way you'd wanna pick it up and eat it. The cheese smelled like a kraft single slice and had been microwaved so that it soaked into the base of the fairly stale/firm bun. There was an entire solid slice of onion instead of a few rings. The pineapple was straight from the tin and the hole served as a swimming pool for some kind of BBQ sauce/juice. It came with a "calamari" ring which was really some kind of fishmeal ring. The basket of chips were battered and were unfortunately the highlight of the dish. The iced coffee I had was also ok.