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How we read reviews →St Kilda's scroll obsession. soft, airy cinnamon scrolls and rotating monthly flavours with queues to match.
Bright, compact, and high-energy. A takeaway-first space with minimal seating. the queue outside on weekends is part of the experience. Post-run and weekend brunch crowds give it a buzzy, casual street-food vibe on Acland St.
Monthly rotating limited-edition flavours (Ferrero, peach and cream, tiramisu, Kit Kat, Bueno) drive repeat visits. Both sweet and savoury scrolls offered. savoury range includes Vegemite and cheese, Hawaiian, spinach and feta, garlic bread. Coffee available. Merchandise (tees, jumpers) sold in-store. Part of a multi-location brand (Caulfield flagship also operates).
Not applicable. a contemporary Australian-style specialty scroll bakery with no national cuisine focus.
Premium pricing at around $8-8.50 per scroll. consistent reviewer feedback is that it is a touch expensive but worth it for the quality and freshness. Those who dismiss the hype tend to visit mid-afternoon when scrolls may have cooled.
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