Three Mills Bakery Woden

4.3(52)

193/35 Furzer St, Phillip, Australian Capital Territory, 2606

“Hand made by us, baked by you. Pastry the way it should be.”

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Services:Sourdough BreadTakeawayDine-In

Fresh From the OvenKnown for SourdoughKnown for PiesFriendly Staff

Known for

Sourdough breadSausage rollsSandwichesTakeawayDine-inIn-store pick-upCoffeeWheelchair accessible

Why Choose Three Mills Bakery Woden?

Three Mills Woden is known locally for their sourdough and a standout pastry range that goes beyond the everyday croissant, sausage rolls, pies and savoury options like the lamb flatbread earn regular praise. The team is consistently friendly and attentive, and the space is relaxed and welcoming for a coffee or takeaway.

About Three Mills Bakery Woden

Three Mills Bakery Woden is a sourdough and pastry bakery serving Phillip and the wider Woden area in Canberra. Sourdough is the main event here, and locals will tell you the pies are worth a try too. One customer praised the beef pie, and sausage rolls and sandwiches are items customers often mention.

The pastry cabinet goes well beyond the usual croissant. The ham and cheese croissant, the savoury pretzel and the lamb flatbread are on offer, plus a run of tarts that one local appreciated for not being overly sweet. If you'd rather bake at home, there are ready-to-heat options and bake-at-home pastries, which suits the bakery's own line of "hand made by us, baked by you." One local found frozen items took longer than expected, so check the cooking instructions with the team when you buy.

It's a calm, cosy space with dine-in, takeaway and in-store pick-up, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park. Staff come up often as a highlight; one customer was impressed by Elisa's welcome and her coffee. One visitor has found the hot chocolate too lukewarm.

It's open weekdays and closed on weekends, so check the hours before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“Beautiful patisseries and inviting, calm space. Love the range of sweet and savoury, and also that it's not just croissants or sourdough (though these are excellent and would highly recommend the ham and cheese croissant!).”

Bread

“I really love their strong latte, and I would recommend the beef pie here because it tastes so good.”

Staff

“The staff are friendly and attentive, making every guest feel welcomed and valued.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Three Mills Bakery Woden

: Three Mills Bakery Woden, in Phillip, is best known for its sourdough bread and pastry. The beef pie gets regular praise, along with sausage rolls and sandwiches. The pastry cabinet also stretches past the basics to a ham and cheese croissant, savoury pretzel and lamb flatbread, plus tarts that locals appreciate for not being overly sweet.
: Both. Three Mills Bakery Woden offers dine-in as well as takeaway and in-store pick-up, and the space itself is often described as cosy and inviting, good for relaxing or catching up with friends over coffee and pastries. It's wheelchair accessible, with an accessible car park and entrance.
: Yes, coffee is served alongside the bread and pastry menu. Many visitors single out the coffee quality and the friendly, attentive staff, though a couple of customers have noted the hot chocolate running cold and mixed views on the Red Brick coffee beans used. Worth trying it yourself to see what you think.
: Yes, alongside the fresh sourdough and daily pastries, Three Mills Bakery Woden offers frozen, ready-to-heat and bake-at-home options for people who'd rather finish the baking themselves. One customer noted the home-cooking instructions weren't on the packaging, so it's worth asking staff for guidance before you leave the shop.
: It is often picked for exactly that. Locals describe a calm, cosy atmosphere in the Phillip shop, with friendly and attentive staff, a solid range of sweet and savoury pastries, and sandwiches on the larger side. Some mention the acoustics can get a bit loud when busy, so an off-peak visit may suit a quieter chat.