Fairfield Bakery افران فيرفيلد للصمون والخبز العراقي

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Unit 2/13 Nelson St, Fairfield, New South Wales, 2165

Fairfield Bakery افران فيرفيلد للصمون والخبز العراقي in Fairfield

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Why Choose Fairfield Bakery افران فيرفيلد للصمون والخبز العراقي?

Fairfield Bakery specialises in Iraqi-style bread and samoon, available for takeaway with card and contactless payments. Their bread earns strong praise from repeat customers, though opinions vary on consistency.

About Fairfield Bakery افران فيرفيلد للصمون والخبز العراقي

Fairfield Bakery is a bread-focused bakery in Fairfield, New South Wales, with the Iraqi-style bread and samoon that its Arabic name points to. It's a takeaway shop, and it takes cards and tap-to-pay, so grabbing a loaf on the way past is easy.

Bread is what one local often buys here. One local, who only gets out to Fairfield now and then, buys a loaf every time they're in the area and reckons it's some of the best they've had. Another says a bite tastes like home, which is high praise for a shop making this style of bread. We've heard the odd mixed opinion too, with one person not at all keen on the tomato bread, though the staff are described as friendly.

It's open seven days a week, but check the hours before you head in. If you're after fresh bread in Fairfield, this one is worth a stop.

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What Customers Say on Google

Bread

“I don't get to go to Fairfield much but when I do I always buy bread from here. Possibly the best bread I've ever had.”

Staff

“The Staff are friendly but the food quality needs to change immediately.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Fairfield Bakery افران فيرفيلد للصمون والخبز العراقي

: Fairfield Bakery is a bread-focused shop in Fairfield, New South Wales, making Iraqi-style bread and samoon, as its Arabic name suggests. It's takeaway only, so it suits grabbing a loaf on the way past rather than sitting in. One local who doesn't get to Fairfield often says it's some of the best bread they've had.
: No, Fairfield Bakery operates as a takeaway shop only. Customers pop in, grab their bread or samoon, and go. It's set up for a quick visit rather than eating in.
: Fairfield Bakery takes credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments like tap-to-pay, alongside cash presumably. This makes grabbing a loaf of Iraqi-style bread or samoon on a quick stop straightforward without needing exact change.
: Yes, welcoming staff is one of the things people consistently point out about Fairfield Bakery. Even where opinions on the food have varied, the service itself gets a good word.
: Many who visit Fairfield Bakery rate the bread highly, with one regular calling it some of the best they've had and another saying it tastes like home. Opinions on quality have varied a little from visit to visit, so it's worth checking freshness on the day and asking about the samoon and tomato bread specifically.