Bourke Street Bakery Parramatta, Parramatta

Food & Drink · Parramatta

Bourke Street Bakery Parramatta

About Bourke Street Bakery Parramatta

Bourke Street Bakery Parramatta is a food & drink venue in Parramatta, .

The bakery is known for its artisanal bread, cakes, sweet and savory pastries, and beverages. It prides itself on making real food from the best ingredients, by hand, with dedication and love.

The bakery features an exclusive range of cakes for ceremonial occasions, including flourless Belgium chocolate cakes. Customers can order minis and regular sizes of their favorite bakery items online for catering purposes.

The bakery also offers baking classes for those interested in learning the skills and recipes that made Bourke Street Bakery Sydney’s premier location for sourdough breads, sweet tarts, and pastries. The bakery has a good atmosphere, ample seating, fast service, and friendly staff.

Customers can enjoy coffee and food in the bakery or take it home. It is known for serving up some of the best pastries, loaves, and cakes in Sydney.

Some of the bakery’s popular items include white chocolate, passionfruit, and raspberry tarts.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Bourke Street Bakery Parramatta?

Bourke Street Bakery Parramatta is located at 186/1, 190 Church St, Parramatta, Australia.

What type of place is Bourke Street Bakery Parramatta?

Bourke Street Bakery Parramatta is a food & drink venue in Parramatta.

How can I contact Bourke Street Bakery Parramatta?

You can call +61 2 9893 9075, or visit their website (linked on this page).

Find more food & drink in Parramatta or browse the Parramatta local guide.

Address
186/1, 190 Church St, Parramatta, Australia

Phone
+61 2 9893 9075

Website
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Category
Food & Drink

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