Unless you know it’s there, you may drive right on past, as Stix is in an industrial area of Marrickville, situated amongst a few factories and mechanics. However, if you’re meeting friends, do pay this place a visit, but be sure to give yourself enough time to find a car park. The cafe occupies a … Continue reading Pastries, bread and treats galore @ Stix, Marrickville
We’re always on the hunt for a good bakery, and every time we find one, we stock up! We were made aware of Burnt Honey by our good friends at Theorigincorner, who are also fans of a pastry or two. We were on a day trip to the central coast and so decided to pay … Continue reading Burnt Honey 🍯 Bakery
On a stroll in the Darlinghurst / Paddington area, we decided to stop in at the Organic Bread Bar. There’s always a great line, and on this particular day it wasn’t too bad, so we decided to join the queue. There’s an open window for coffees, as well as loaves of bread and plenty of … Continue reading Organic Bread Bar
We’ve been wanting to try Egyptian bakery, Pioik for a while now. Positive word of mouth as well as sampling things in other cafes led us to making a trip to Pyrmont. The store is quite small, located on Harris Street in Pyrmont. The front counter showcases the goodies on sale but you can also … Continue reading Pioik Bakery
Whilst on our trip to Canberra, we stopped off to ‘Some Cafe’, who were using Three Mills bread. I tried the rye and it was amazing - soft inner with a crunchy crust and not as strong as the rye you normally have. My friend also really liked the white option, served with his Shakshuka. … Continue reading Three Mills Bakery @ Canberra
Visit Silo Bakery and Cafe for some of the best breads and pastries around. Located about ten mins drive from Canberra CBD in the trendy little area of Kingston, it’s worth the trip. Their Artisan bread and pastries are made in store and are pretty popular, so be sure to get there early. It’s a … Continue reading Silo Bakery, Kingston @ Canberra
This tiny little Bakery in Surry Hills is like those you find around Paris. A hole in the wall type place and out eyes lit up looking at the store overflowing with beautiful pastries. You know it’s legit when you hear the staff and their strong French accents. Opened by Christian Bonne and Kareen Ferrali. … Continue reading Lavie and Belle French Bakery
Despite now living in the big smoke, I’m a Camden local by heart, growing up here and continuing to visit my family. It’s a lovely town, that’s not so small anymore, but still has a good community vibe to it. One of the things I love is the Camden Produce Markets, which are held EVERY … Continue reading Camden Produce Markets – every Saturday!
Franca is a contemporary Brasserie serving French and European influenced cuisine, located in Potts Point at 81 Macleay St. Whilst we haven’t been to the brasserie, we made this place a destination visit since we heard they were doing a Boulangerie Market! Held on Saturdays and Sundays from 8am until sold out, on the terrace … Continue reading Franca’s Boulangerie – weekend market
Marta is a restaurant in Rushcutters Bay, focused on bringing culina Romana, the traditional cuisine of Rome to Sydney. The Italian restaurant focuses on using fresh Australian produce to make some delicious dishes, whether it be gnocchi, lasagne, pappardelle, parmigiana, porchetta or even osso bucco. They also have a great range of wines and spritzers. … Continue reading Marta restaurant turned Roman bakery
