Penrith Pies and Pastries

4.0(178)

Unit 11A/69 York Rd, Jamisontown, New South Wales, 2750

Penrith Pies and Pastries in Jamisontown

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Services:TakeawayDine-In

Fresh From the OvenKnown for SourdoughKnown for PiesFriendly Staff

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Gluten free pastriesSausage rollsCoeliac friendlyTakeawayDine-inCoffeeWheelchair accessibleCard & contactless payments

Why Choose Penrith Pies and Pastries?

Penrith Pies and Pastries is a first choice for gluten-free baked goods, with a large freezer stocked with pies, sausage rolls, pastries and bread, all made with genuine care for coeliac safety. The pies themselves are highly rated, and customers appreciate the friendly, attentive staff and easy parking.

About Penrith Pies and Pastries

One coeliac has made the long drive out to this bakery. Penrith Pies and Pastries is a bakery in Jamisontown, New South Wales, and its gluten-free range is what people mention. The freezer is stocked with gluten-free pies, sausage rolls, pastries, bread, and cheese and bacon rolls, with pies hot from the oven and ready to go. There's even a gluten-free pork roll, the banh mi, which one local called a delight.

The pastry is a talking point. One coeliac who made a long drive out said the gluten-free sausage roll was far better than expected, with pastry that's very hard to find in a gluten-free product. Another put it more bluntly: great pies and sausage rolls, and the best gluten-free options in Sydney. We've also heard that staff take care with coeliac customers, and that they were helpful enough to have a pre-ordered selection packed and waiting on arrival.

It isn't only for gluten-free shoppers. One family stopping in after weekend sport reckoned the chunky beef pie was among the best they'd ever eaten, and the shop is known for its pies, sourdough and fresh-from-the-oven baking more broadly. Opinion on the odd item is a little mixed, with one visitor feeling the mushroom pie could use firmer pastry and a bit more seasoning, though they liked the clean, pleasant setup.

You can take food away or sit in, and coffee is on offer. Parking is easy, with a free car park and free street parking nearby, and there's a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park. They take cards and mobile payments, though it's worth carrying a little cash in case. The shop is open most days and has shorter hours on weekends and a day off during the week, so check the hours before you head in, especially if you're making a special trip for the gluten-free range.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“This bakery is gluten free heaven!! I still can't believe this little gem has been down the road from my house all this time and I've only just discovered it. The food is amazing.”

Bread

“The Chunky Beef pie, was probably the best I've ever had.”

Service

“Very good Pies and pastries in this shop. Excellent service and lots of different flavors of pie.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Penrith Pies and Pastries

: Yes, this is what the bakery is best known for. Its freezer is stocked with gluten-free pies, sausage rolls, pastries, bread and cheese and bacon rolls, with some pies kept hot and ready to go. Coeliac customers regularly make long drives to stock up, and the gluten-free range covers both sweet and savoury options.
: The gluten-free sausage roll and pies are frequently praised, including a chunky beef pie one customer called the best they'd had. There's also a gluten-free pork roll banh mi, plus gluten-free bread, scrolls, scones and cakes. Mushroom pie is on the menu too, though pastry firmness on that one has drawn mixed comment.
: Yes, the Jamisontown bakery offers both dine-in and takeaway, and serves coffee alongside its pies and pastries. The space is described as clean with a nice setup. It also has free street parking and a free car park, plus wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park.
: The bakery offers free car parking and free street parking, along with a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park, making it straightforward to visit. Payment is flexible too, with credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments all accepted.
: Many locals say yes, with several coeliacs describing it as worth a long drive for the range on offer. It's well regarded locally for its fresh-from-the-oven pies and helpful staff, though service speed and attentiveness have occasionally been flagged, so it pays to check hours before heading out.