A chilly visit to the Three Sisters meant a quick lunch before the long drive back into the city…read more We got the last kangeroo pie of the day. I wasn't a huge fan of the chunky pastry and though it looked authentically home made, it was a bit too rough for me.

I have a friend who used to work for one of the Bakehouse on Wentworth stores, they told me too…read morelate that the "baked goods" are kept on the shelves for a long time and that the Owner refuses to throw things out until absolutely necessary. Avoid at all costs until they start baking fresh daily. The Pumpkin and Lentil pie was mediocre - what more could be said for a pie that most probably been there for an entire fortnight.

Good little bakery with class and elegance! It sell all from bread to special treats! Freshest…read morebakery in the lower mountains for under $10.00. With indoor and outdoor seating it's ideal for family's stoping off for some lunch on a day up the moutains. The friendly staff greet you as you walk in it gives it some community feel to the shop. It's about a 3 minute walk to the IGA so you can pick up some supplies for the car ride up the moutains!! This is a 4 star bakery! The only down side you will need to find parking on the street!!!

Stopped by for a snack on our way to Blue Mountains and picked up a Pudding Pie sitting in glass…read morecase and it was all dried out and tasteless..like cardboard. $3.50 wasted but I'm sure there are other tasty treats I wish I chosen different. Staff are friendly and service guest quickly.

I honestly don't know where to start with this place... It's the best bakery I've ever been to…read more Ever. In my life. Absolutely everything is delicious and no trip to the Blue Mountains is complete without a Glenbrook bakery drive-by. (Ask my friends, it drives them nuts.) If you're in the mood for lunch-related items, go the quiche. There are a few delish varieties to choose from and you can buy smaller ones for one belly ($3.50 each) or to share ($15). There are plenty of loaves of fresh bread to take away for a picnic too. If you're after a sweetener, I'd highly recommend the gingerbread men (they've got the texture perfect - the best crunch/chew ratio I've ever tasted!). There are also huge wedges of caramel slice (they could be shared between about three or four people), packets of cookies, coconut slice and chocolate brownies. It's a cute little shop with a few tables and chairs outside, or if you're visiting on a weekend, take your treats with you as your browse the markets across the road. Perfection.

The bakery has been around for almost 30 years and doesn't go out of style. I love their bee sting…read morecake which is really a bavarian cream cake (choice pastry, custard, cream & icing) and sausage rolls. The products go way beyond a cheap Asian bakery offering and have a simple homey old fashioned country style quality.

I love this shop. Best bread rolls and loaves of bread around. Even if I do an online shop, I…read morealways buy my bread from "The Crusty Loaf". Also have the very best fruit mince pies at Christmas and Hot Cross buns at Easter. Also bake lovely sausage rolls and pies. Yum! To top it all off, they are lovely, friendly people. Who could as for more.

First of all, I love the name of this shop…read more Second of all, I love the aroma of freshly baked bread! Oh, I just love it so much. Makes me feel all nostalgic for the days long-gone when we lived in huts and baked our own bread. It's best if you get in first thing in the morning when the loaves are all steaming and crumbly.. the sausage rolls are made fresh all throughout the day, presumably because they sell well. They're just so crusty and melt-in-your-mouth delicious! Plus, at only $2, it's well worth it. Now I know I go on about sausage rolls (deal with it), but The Crusty Loaf also has plenty of other baked goods to satisfy you. Croissants (which I love), bread (of course), spinach and feta rolls, quiches, and pies. Definitely worth a visit for a fresh loaf of bread in the morning, or a snack in the afternoon.