Village Bakehouse

A nice modern space with plenty of baked goods on offer. Their vegetable mornay pie was delicious, though the spinach and feta roll was a little too salty. The ginger juice was nice. Efficient and friendly service here as well.

First off, for anyone expecting this to be a bakery, it’s not. Not by my standards at least. Let me expand: “Bakery” There is a section that sells bread, but it’s unstaffed. It specifically tells you to go to the cafe side to order, which is obviously inefficient, but the problem is also that there are no prices noted. Why would I bother waiting in line to get someone over to ask for the price of a bread that might be too expensive for me to warrant buying. Probably it would be, as the breads lay exposed and no one is really buying as far as I could see when I sat in the cafe portion to try their meat pie. The breads would not be fresh. There are some other “fresh” breads, but those are just overpriced mass-produced artificial breads that you might as well get from the grocery store. “Cafe” Kind of a generic cafe but good range of choices according to Australian standards (no espressos). Meat pie was fine, also not very fresh. The issue I had was the extreme amount of waste they produce. One of the rare places that still sells plastic cups with neigh every drink. Also they don’t clean. I was there for half an hour minimum and my table nor the table next to me was ever wiped and many more tables I could spot from my spot. The floor was full of crumbs. It wasn’t that busy, so I feel like they should shift some priority to this. All in all it definitely doesn’t feel like a “village bakery”, but more like a McDonalds chain restaurant.

Not a bad place to grab a quick breakfast. Pastry options looked great but we wanted something a bit more. Bacon and egg rolls were tasty, and cute puff thing for hash browns. Soy chai latte was fine, nothing special, pretty flavourless. Not alot of seating considering how big it is.

Disappointing Experience and Poor Value We ordered two babycinos and two lattes, but the babycinos came in tiny espresso cups with ill-fitting lids, causing a spill in our car. Despite this, they charge the same price for babycinos as for regular coffees or chai lattes, which is unfair considering the size and quality. Our kids found the small cups laughable, and overall, the service has been consistently poor. We’ve had bad experiences here multiple times, and it’s disappointing to pay full price for such subpar service.

My first attempt to order meat pies in Australia.These beautiful meat pies were unexpectedly delicious. I reckon I fallen in love w meat pie from now on..😂💘quite famous/crowded coffee,good for starting ur day tho

This is our second time to the Village Bakehouse. We loved it the first time there too. A beautiful venue, loads of choices, friendly staff. Breakfast was delicious and so was lunch. Loved the orange juice and of course the coffee and cakes too. A little disappointed the we missed out on sourdough but we couldn’t wait as on our journey home. Next time for sure. Thanks so much.

Legit best pie I have had in a long time. Bacon and cheese meat pie. I can not recommend enough!!

Very good and friendly staffs, very yummy pastry and good breakfast but unfortunately coffee is not good and The food was good, but the cost of the dishes was significantly high in relation to the ingredients used in the food and drinks.