Marco's Hot Bread Cafe
Shop 1/288 Malton Rd, North Epping, New South Wales, 2121

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Why Choose Marco's Hot Bread Cafe?
Marco's Hot Bread Cafe is a neighbourhood spot in North Epping where pies and fresh bread draw regular customers, though quality can vary. Locals praise the apple pie, cheese and bacon rolls, and lemon crumble muffins, and the welcoming staff makes it a welcoming dine-in or takeaway stop for a quick coffee.
About Marco's Hot Bread Cafe
Marco's Hot Bread Cafe is a neighbourhood bakery in North Epping that does takeaway and dine-in, with a few tables outside for a coffee. Pies are what it's known for, and one customer has mentioned the apple pie in particular. One local says it has become the pie for every special occasion in their house.
Beyond pies, we've heard good things about the mini bagels, the cheese and bacon roll with its light, fluffy bread, and sausage rolls. The lemon crumble muffin and the cheese and spinach scroll get a recommendation too. Coffee is decent, and breakfast is on offer.
Some visitors find the quality varies from item to item, and a couple found the pie fillings not to their taste, so it may pay to try a few things and find your favourites. Vegetarians should ask clearly about what's on offer.
Getting there is easy, with free street parking, a free car park and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Cards and tap payments are accepted. Check the hours before you head in, especially late in the afternoon.
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What Customers Say on Google
“Everything is fresh we love getting a pie and coffee on sat morning. My kids love the bream buns made with fresh cream. The apple pie is amazing.”
“Best cheese and bacon roll I've had in Sydney. Bread was light and fluffy.”
“This tired little Vietnamese bakery has a consistency problem. Some items are fantastic, some are really not good. I recommend the lemon crumble muffin or the cheese spinach scroll.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Marco's Hot Bread Cafe
Marco's Hot Bread Cafe is a neighbourhood bakery known for its pies, with the apple pie earning a particular following, including one local who now serves it for every special occasion. Mini bagels, sausage rolls, the cheese and bacon roll and sweet treats like the lemon crumble muffin also get regular mentions from visitors.
Both are available. Marco's Hot Bread Cafe does takeaway and dine-in, with a few tables set up outside where you can sit down with a coffee. It also serves breakfast, and the coffee itself is generally described as decent rather than exceptional.
Yes. The cafe has a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, plus free street parking and a free car park nearby, making it an easy stop in North Epping. It accepts credit and debit cards as well as NFC mobile payments, though it pays to check at the counter given some visitors have noted cash-only experiences.
Staff are frequently described as friendly and polite, with service noted as a highlight even on visits where the food itself didn't impress. That said, experiences can vary, so it's worth going in with reasonable expectations and checking your order carefully if you have dietary requirements.
Opinions vary. Many visitors rate the pies highly, especially the apple pie, and enjoy the mini bagels, sausage rolls and cheese and bacon roll. Others have found items like the meat pie dry or lacking seasoning on occasion, so it's a bakery where quality can differ depending on the day and item you choose.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 2 9869 4822
- Address
- Shop 1/288 Malton Rd, North Epping, New South Wales, 2121
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 6am-5:30pm
- Tuesday
- 6am-5:30pm
- Wednesday
- 6am-5:30pm
- Thursday
- 6am-5:30pm
- Friday
- 6am-5:30pm
- Saturday
- 6am-5:30pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway, Dine-in
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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