Bakery has NO signage for the surcharge they want to try and charge people to use debit cards. Fee…read moreis excessive.

OMG if you need a cake for a special occasion, get it from here…read more If you are in the neighbourhood, stop in for a coffee and gateaux, or a savoury feed. just look at the pictures. and yes, the food tastes as good, or if not better than it looks.

They take cake pretty seriously in this store and I respect that. When you walk in you're greeted…read moreby an endlessly long counter filled with enough biscuits and cakes to feed, well, me preferably. This cafe has heaps of comfy seating and a good range of foccacia's to nosh on at lunchtime. There's lots of wood and wicker seating out front with shady umbrellas, and I would recommend sitting outside because the chairs inside squeak on the floor so bad I started grinding my teeth. Now, the biscuits: I had coconut macarons, lime shortbread, and coffee florentines, and they were too delicious to believe, try them for yourself. As soon as you place a coffee order they bring you a water glass on a whimsical silver platter, as if to say 'cleanse your palate lady, you're in for a ride.' The atmosphere is somewhat helped by the charismatic pastry chef, but at the end of the day, it's all about the cakes. And they're damn good cakes.

Sitting alongside Ronin Martial Arts, you would be surprised at the amount of martial arts health…read morefreaks who pay a visit to this place after shopping in the place next door. Myself included. While there isn't the biggest selection I've ever seen in a bakery the quality speaks for itself. They offer baked goods, pies, pastes, cakes and more. Unlike a lot of other bakeries you can buy a roll with filling, which can make for a nice alternative to the pastry heavy staples. The prices are also really decent, with muffins going for as little as $2, which is a bit of a bargain these days. The staff are also really nice and always have a smile on their faces. If you've spent a bit of money next door and feel like a guilty pleasure afterwards, then just pop into here for a bite.

Update - Most of the galv fence in front of the old house containing the Kronpuss Cakes Factory…read moreShop has disappeared! Pasty experts are undecided whether this is a bold grab for a higher public profile by the Kronpuss organisation, or whether the fence just fell down. Whatever's going on, the increased exposure is likely to mean more business for the Ladies In Accounts and their biscuit tin. The question is - can they handle it? Stay tuned...

We always make time to come to O'Connell st bakery when ever we come to Adelaide !! It's our…read morefavourite food spot with something new to try every time !! Our favourite is always the chicken parmigiana pie. If you are local and want something new they have a pie of the month The staff are always friendly and the food is always fresh !! 10/10 !!

Can't say these were the best meat pies I've had, but they're open late, the variety is solid, and…read morethe crowd clearly loves the place. Service is quite good, the mince pie does hit the spot, the beef and mushroom probably does it if the mince doesn't, and the floating pie was... well... artisanal at least?

Rheinland German Bakery is amazing value for money, and sells the biggest individual apple pies…read moreI've ever laid eyes on, for a whopping $2.50. Like true German food, the pasty here is quite dense and heavy, but everything is sweet and tasty. Oh, and did I mention cheap? They have some German specialties like pretzels and an odd kind of doughy jam roll, along with the usual fare of muffins and vanilla slice and hedgehog slice. One you won't find elsewhere is their "Nut Corner", a delicious slab of chocolate coated crunchy nut slice, of crushed nuts held together with glucose and honey. YUM. Hello my week's worth of fat. But for $2.50, who could resist? Someone else maybe, but not me. They also have a deal for a cappuccino and a muffin for $4.00. The coffee when I had it was a little over-heated, but apart from that it was okay. The muffins are small compared to the rest of the sweets, but were moist and tasty. They also do a standard range of pies and sausage rolls to satisfy the lunch seeker, and soft drinks and carton iced-coffees. This is a great place for a cheap lunch, and a must-visit for lovers of bargain sweets!

If you like donuts for $2 or specials for $1.50 then this is your kind of bakery. No toilets nearby…read morebut staff allowed daughter to use the bakery's. Good latte and flat white.

I have been going here now for over a year and I must say that they make the best Burek I have ever…read moretried. I would highly recommend this Blakey for anyone who wants to try some of the best Burek in the world.

This is the place to be if you are after not only the best Burek you can find, but also delicious…read morecakes, very good coffee as well as fantastic gourmet European breads.

I tried this bakery for the first time today and I was pleasantly surprised by my overall…read moreexperience. The store itself was rather gloomy and not much life to it. The staff weren't the friendliest, I didn't receive a single smile or attempt at conversation but at the end of the day you go to a bakery for the food. I ordered a Roast Pork roll with extra butter as I usually do. I paid an extra 50c for extra butter and the lady put the same amount butter on my roll as my partners who only got the normal amount of butter. Not a big deal as its only 50c but abit irritating. Overall the roll as a whole was delicious! Good quality pork, the veggies tasted fresh and all complimented each other. Would recommend to check it out if in the area.

The Arndale Bakery is a surprisingly popular spot, considering it's nearby competition of Kilkenny…read moreBakery and Rheinland Boutique Bakery. This is definitely the least appealing of the three; there is nowhere to sit, except for two single chairs flanking the door, the atmosphere feels more like a warehouse than a bakery, as the walls are stacked with boxes of various packaged products, and the clientele can be somewhat...frightening. I queued up with a loud woman in a wheelchair, a man who smelt like he hadn't seen a shower in years, and a tradesman with less than room temperature IQ. And we were all there for the Vietnamese pork rolls. Their rolls are $3.50 for single meat or $4 for combination or Thai chicken. I went the Thai chicken - delicious! Suspect paste on the bottom - I don't want to know its ingredients - yet full of fresh coriander, cucumber, carrot, and tasty chicken. I also tried a rice cake of some description - I wouldn't go there again. It had the taste and consistency of thin rice noodles cooked into a clump and piled with sugar. The other sweets in here look aed little too colourful and creamy - I like my colour as real as possible, same with my cream, so I stayed away. Definitely worth venturing in here for the rolls though. Follow the locals, they know where it's at.

They claim to have fresh rolls but this is clearly not true as the last two times I have got them…read morethere (at lunchtime) they have been stale. The owner even offered to warm them in the microwave before i left which set off alarm bells straight away. Very disappointing that the owner lied when i rang and said they are fresh daily. It is impossible for a roll to get that stale in a day unless it has been in the sun which they are not. Will not be going back. Bad form.

What can I say, cheap Pies and cheap cans of Coke! Vitary…read moreBakery is a little hard to find if you don't knwo the area. The easiest way is to find Motoquip in Sefton Plaza, and walk down the ally next to it, then the Bakery is to your right. Only a small shop, with no airs or graces, but they stock some good grub! Later in the day the left over stock gets reduced dramatically, so make sure if you are in the area near closing time to drop by and grab a cheap snack!