Moama Bakery

4.4(462)

57 Meninya St, Moama, New South Wales, 2731

“Your Favourite Echuca Bakery”

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Services:Custom Cake OrdersTakeawayDine-In

Fresh From the OvenKnown for PiesFriendly Staff

Known for

Sausage rollsPastiesVanilla sliceTakeawayDine-inCoffeeBreakfastWheelchair accessible

Why Choose Moama Bakery?

Moama Bakery has earned a strong local following for its pies, especially the Ned Kelly with soft egg and scattered bacon, and its curry pies that win over even non-curry fans. Beyond the savoury highlights, their vanilla slice and freshly baked goods draw regular custom, backed by consistently friendly service and good coffee.

About Moama Bakery

If you're looking for a bakery in Moama, 57 Meninya St is where locals tend to head for pies. The Ned Kelly pie is the one that comes up most, with bacon scattered through it and an egg that's still soft rather than dry. One local reckoned it beat the Ned Kellys from a well-known bakery up the road. The curry pie has its own fans too, including at least one person who doesn't normally go for curry. A steak pie was described as full and hot, with crisp, fluffy pastry. There's the odd grumble that some pies could be chunkier with the meat.

Beyond the pies, the vanilla slice gets attention. One local said the slice's lamination was so flaky it fell apart in their hand while they were buying extras to take home. Food is baked fresh from the oven, though one visitor had a bad run with an apple scroll that wasn't at its best, so it pays to ask what's just come out.

The bakery offers takeaway and dine-in, with indoor and outdoor seating, coffee, breakfast and sandwiches. Custom cake orders are available too, so it's worth asking at the counter if you've got an occasion coming up. The staff get consistent praise for being friendly, welcoming and helpful. One person singled out a young woman called Lilo for her service.

Getting in is easy. There's free street parking out the front and across the road, a car park, and wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance. They take cards and mobile payments. It can get busy and a bit noisy at peak times, and one visitor felt the tables and floor could use a more regular wipe-down.

Opening hours run early on weekdays and wind back a little on weekends, so check the hours before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Bread

“Best Ned Kelly Pie I've had in years. All the food looks amazing and freshly made.”

Pastries

“Best curry pies in Australia. I dont like curry in general but the filling is 10/10.”

Pastries

“Amazing vanilla slice and Fluffy lamination… I imploded in my hand in the good way getting extras to take home.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Moama Bakery

: Moama Bakery is best known for its Ned Kelly pie, loaded with bacon and a soft egg rather than a dry one, with several locals rating it above other well-known versions nearby. The curry pie and steak pie also get regular mentions, along with the vanilla slice. Staff are consistently described as friendly and welcoming.
: Yes, Moama Bakery offers both dine-in and takeaway, plus coffee and breakfast. The shop has in-store shopping, wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park, free street parking and a free car park, and accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments.
: Moama Bakery takes custom cake orders alongside its regular range of pies, breads and pastries. For details on designs, lead times or costs, it's best to contact the bakery directly at 57 Meninya St, Moama, since specifics aren't published.
: Customers regularly describe the pies and pastries as freshly baked, with the Ned Kelly pie singled out for its soft egg and scattered bacon rather than being dried out. One customer did note a stale Apple Scroll on a couple of occasions, so it's worth asking what's come out of the oven that day.
: Yes, coffee and breakfast are part of the regular offering at Moama Bakery, and several locals mention enjoying a coffee alongside their pie or pastry. The bakery has also run promotions like free coffee for early customers, and the atmosphere is described as busy with friendly service.