29th June 2009 9:53 pm
We are lucky to live nearby, but I know people who come from across town on the weekends to this place. The croissants are light and buttery - not dense as the ones you could get at Brumbys (ugh) or elsewhere. If we have visitors, I like to get a cake from here - the macadamia and berry is nice. The quiches are quite delicious too and good option for takeaway dinner as they come in different sizes.
The Good:
Lovely, buttery croissants and pastries, great cakes and biscuits. Great place to get treats for yourself and the kids! Also, if you go there late in the day (say 5:45pm), they have a 2 for 1 deal - not widely advertised anymore on some pastries which cannot keep e.g croissants, fruit pastries etc.
The Bad:
Not open on Mondays, and usually closed for all January! On cold days, not a lot of space indoors (just one table) and only 2-3 tables outside.