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How we read reviews →Ballarat's artisan bakehouse, known for lamb and rosemary pies, laminated pastries and sourdough
Rustic, character-filled heritage space with exposed brick and an open kitchen, cosy for a pastry and coffee but crowded and busy at peak times.
In-house baked breads, pies and viennoiserie in a window display, open kitchen, open from early morning, a vegetarian roll with pumpkin, spinach, mushroom and feta, and hampers.
A French-influenced artisan bakery with Australian pie-shop staples, where croissants, danishes and escargot sit alongside pies and sausage rolls.
Quality is widely praised but pricing is the main criticism, with pies and pastries around $10-13 and coffee priced above average, so many call it worth it as a treat rather than an everyday buy.
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