Stirling Bakery
| Address | Shop 3 Oak Plaza, 11 Mount Barker Rd, Stirling SA, Australia | ||||||||||||||
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| Website | www.stirlingbakery.com.au | ||||||||||||||
| Categories | Bakery, Cafe, Dog Cafe | ||||||||||||||
| Rating | 3.5 10 reviews | ||||||||||||||
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Stirling Bakery reviews
10The staff are very friendly and the vegetarian pasties, spinach feta roles are to die for! They are delicious highly recommend.
Disappointing to see what was once a very popular and thriving bakery go downhill. Two new ownerships in the past 6-12 months is not good and I sadly wouldn't recommend them anymore. Our recent experience was far from good, sausage roll and pie were both dry, crusty and lacking flavour.
Under new ownership. Not a huge choice but what was there looked fresh and several GF options. Good hot coffee
My favourite place for pies in Stirling! Get them in the morning and they're super fresh and crispy!
Sometime we all need a quiet place to enjoy some treat and a cup of coffee. By the time we step in, the warm feeling of hospitailty lights up everything. Will definitely come back.
Excellent food, lovely atmosphere and the staff were extremely welcoming and catered to my requests. 100% reccommend to anyone visiting Stirling.
Worst pie I have ever eaten, made me feel sick after as it wasn't cooked enough. The tomato sauce was water down too. Definitely wouldn't recommend eating here.
Straight up great place, sat down to read my book ordered a cup of tea, all staff are very nice. The overall vibe of the bakery is excellent. Give it a go if you need a quick lunch or sit down and enjoy the atmosphere.
Not pleasant watching the staff eating whipped cream off a spoon and then making coffee. No hand washing involved
We hustled through the backstreet carpark and incipient drizzle with grandson in tow to find a good coffee and treat. Pushing through the bakery door, we exchanged grins with other customers as the late winter chill breezed in behind us. A bakery should be warm, and inside it was.
She put in the coffee order while I browsed the extensive glass display shelves. Not fully stocked, possibly because it was an early weekday morning, but sufficient selection to satisfy most. I pointed to a large apple pie and a pecan tart. The apprentice behind the counter was painstakingly attentive.
We took the goods back to the rural house at Oakbank with everything well packaged and in top condition. Absolutely no complaints from young or old. I don't think a better apple pie could be possible, the tart surprised with tasty internals and the coffee was well roasted and rich.
Recommended, but find a parking spot close by.