MelbourneRestaurants

Bakery, Café restaurants in Melbourne

  1. A

    Baker D Chirico

    The Baker’s sourdough is some of the city’s finest. Stock up on house-baked granola, or stop for a coffee, rhubarb danish or a calzone. Beautifully designed packaging (look for the boxed nougat) spreads the good taste around, and their footpath seating is some of the neighbourhood’s most popular.

    reviewed

  2. B

    Noîsette

    Good bread gets Melburnians going and the fifth-generation French baker at work here turns out some excellent Gallic-style loaves. There’s also a wide range of authentic pastries – come January they even do a galette des rois for Epiphany.

    reviewed

  3. C

    Monarch Cake Shop

    St Kilda’s Eastern European cake shops have long drawn crowds that come to peer at the sweetly stocked windows. This is a favourite; its kugelhof, plum cake and poppy-seed cheesecake can’t be beaten.

    reviewed

  4. D

    Il Fornaio

    Famous for its bread, croque monsieurs and cakes, Il Fornaio also does simple Italian pastas, risottos and wine at night. The street tables are a St Kilda summer must, or cosy up inside when the wind blows.

    reviewed

  5. E

    Cacao

    Set among the trees, Cacao creates award-winning chocolates with the best couverture. They also do a full French patisserie range, with all the standards you’d expect.

    reviewed

  6. F

    Commercial Bakery

    Sweet things fresh from the oven sing a siren song: don’t come here if a little sweet thing is out of the question.

    reviewed