Taste Baguette

4.1(149)

26/82a O'Connell St, Caddens, New South Wales, 2747

“A French love affair with Vietnamese flavours”

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Services:Custom Cake OrdersSourdough BreadCateringTakeawayDine-In

Known for PiesCustom CakesGood ValueFriendly Staff

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Bacon and egg rollCroissantsBaguettesTakeawayDine-inCoffeeCateringBreakfast

Why Choose Taste Baguette?

Taste Baguette blends French baking with Vietnamese flavours, earning strong local recognition for its pies, sourdough baguettes and croissants. The space is set up for lingering with seating, takeaway, catering and custom cake orders, and the team deliver friendly, prompt service backed by good value.

About Taste Baguette

Taste Baguette in Caddens is part of a Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne chain that pairs French baking with Vietnamese flavours, which is why the menu leans on sourdough baguettes, banh mi, croissants and danishes alongside the coffee. It's a bakery cafe more than a grab-and-go counter, with seating inside, takeaway, catering and custom cake orders, and the team's own story is that Hieu has been baking since age 13 and started his first bakery in a refugee camp after turning 14.

The pies are known locally. One person called the beef brisket in red wine sauce pie the best they'd ever had, which is a big call, but it fits with the bakery's name for pies. Bacon and egg rolls, spinach and cheese rolls and almond croissants are on the menu. The coffee is Campos, and we've heard one person say it's the only place nearby that gets a mocha right.

Staff come up as friendly, and the prices are generally seen as fair for what you get. The odd person has found the baguettes soggy later in the day or not ready first thing, and it can get busy enough that orders take a while. Getting in earlier in the day seems the safer bet for fresh baguettes.

The cafe is wheelchair accessible, good for kids, and open every day of the week. Check the hours before heading in. One local also thought it likely isn't halal, so ask the team if that matters to you.

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What Customers Say on Google

Bread

“Their beef brisket in red wine sauce pie is the best pie I've ever had by far.”

Staff

“Very friendly staff. Their baguettes are amazing and fresh. Only place who had consistently done a good Mocha, everywhere else is always burnt or their ratios are off.”

Value

“Great value for money Lovely staff, who were polite and friendly.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Taste Baguette

: Taste Baguette blends French baking with Vietnamese flavours, so the counter is stocked with sourdough baguettes, banh mi, croissants and danishes alongside coffee. Locals particularly rate the pies, with the beef brisket in red wine sauce pie singled out as a standout, plus the baguettes, lemongrass chicken and custom cakes like the berry watermelon cake.
: It's set up as a bakery cafe rather than a grab-and-go counter, with seating inside for dine-in as well as takeaway. It's good for kids, wheelchair-accessible at the car park, entrance and seating, and accepts credit cards, making it an easy stop for breakfast, brunch, lunch or just coffee and dessert.
: Yes, alongside its everyday bread and pastry range, Taste Baguette takes custom cake orders and offers catering. One customer ordered a berry watermelon cake for a birthday and was very pleased with it, so it's worth contacting the bakery directly to discuss your order and ask about pricing.
: The coffee gets consistent praise, with several people naming it one of the better Campos coffee pours in the area and specifically calling out a well-made mocha. It's a popular spot to pair a coffee with an almond croissant, bacon and egg roll or one of the danishes while sitting in.
: It's a well-regarded local spot and often busy, especially around lunch, which some visitors note can mean a short wait. Most locals describe friendly, polite staff, though a few more recent comments mention pastries not being as fresh or crisp as before, so it's worth checking in if a particular item matters to you.