Bakerie@

4.3(356)

773 Pacific Hwy, Gordon, New South Wales, 2072

“Simple, but delicious”

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Services:TakeawayDine-In

Known for SourdoughFriendly Staff

Known for

CroissantsPiesAlmond croissantTakeawayDine-inIn-store pick-upCoffeeBreakfast

Why Choose Bakerie@?

Bakerie@ is a standout on the North Shore for fresh, on-site baking and strong coffee. Their croissants, from the plain to almond, pistachio and earl grey versions, are consistently praised, and the sourdough keeps locals coming back. A welcoming cafe space with takeaway and dine-in options makes it a flexible call for breakfast, lunch, or pastry to go.

About Bakerie@

Bakerie@ is the kind of bakery in Gordon that bakes on site and puts everything out fresh, so the counter is part of the appeal. The tagline is "Simple, but delicious", and locals seem to agree: sourdough is what it's known for, alongside croissants that people describe as light and crisp. Almond, pistachio and earl grey versions all get a mention, and the plain croissant has its fans too. Pies and a lemon tart round out the cabinet.

It works as a cafe as much as a bakery. You can take pastries and bread away or sit in for breakfast and lunch, and the menu runs from egg dishes and a bacon and egg roll to sandwiches and burgers. Coffee is a big part of the visit, with flat whites and cold brew both getting good words. Servings are described as generous, and the welcoming staff come up often.

Opinion isn't perfectly uniform. One local found a pie and a filled croissant disappointing on their visit, and another thought the almond croissant leaned a little salty. Someone who'd had a rough first go came back later and left much happier, which says something about how the place has settled in.

Space is the one real trade-off. There are only a handful of small tables, so at busy times, especially weekends, you may wait a little for a seat. Takeaway is the easy option if you're short on time. Step-free entry makes it accessible, and there's free street parking nearby as well as a multi-storey car park. It sits close to the main road, which suits a quick stop while you're passing through. Hours vary a little between weekdays and weekends, so check before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“Their plain croissant is just perfection!”

Bread

“croissants lighter than air… the breakfast portions are generous and well design and more importantly they taste lovely.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Bakerie@

: Bakerie@ is best known for its sourdough and for croissants that regulars describe as light and crisp. Almond, pistachio and earl grey versions get particular praise, along with the plain croissant. The cabinet also includes pies and a lemon tart, all baked on site so the counter is stocked fresh through the day.
: Both are available. Bakerie@ works as a cafe as much as a bakery, so you can grab pastries and bread to take away or sit in for breakfast and lunch. The dine-in space is on the smaller side with only a few tables, so there can be a short wait at busier times, particularly on weekends.
: Beyond the pastry cabinet, Bakerie@ serves a breakfast and lunch menu that includes granola, a rösti stack, an avocado dish and a wagyu and bacon burger. Coffee is a strong point too, with several mentions of a good flat white and cold brew alongside the bacon and egg roll.
: Yes, the entrance is step-free, which locals have noted makes it easy for people with disabilities to get inside. There's free street parking and a free multi-storey car park nearby, though spots directly out front are limited. It's also wheelchair accessible and LGBTQ+ friendly.
: Most visitors rate it well for the quality of the pastries, coffee and breakfast dishes, with welcoming staff often mentioned. It can get busy, especially on weekends, so allow some time if you're dining in. For current pricing on items like the croissants or burgers, it's best to ask the bakery directly.