Blessed Fruit Pies
103 Miller St, North Sydney, New South Wales, 2060

About Blessed Fruit Pies
Blessed Fruit Pies is a small pie bakery in North Sydney, and the fruit pies are the reason locals come. Locals describe them as warm, crumbly and homemade in feel, and the apple and cinnamon is the one we hear named most often. It comes out warm, with a filling that gets its sweetness from the fruit rather than a heavy hand with sugar. The blueberry gets the same compliment, and there's an apple and cinnamon scone that people describe as light rather than dense.
The savoury side is quieter but just as well liked. One local called the beef pie the best they'd found in North Sydney, praising a thinner shell and a filling without starchy gravy. The chicken and leek pies and a tomato and leek version come up too, and the pastry gets plenty of attention, with shortcrust that people say tastes properly made.
You can often see the pies being made in the adjoining kitchen, which suits the fresh-from-the-oven feel. Early visitors mention everything arriving hot at opening, and we've heard the pies can sell out quickly, so getting there earlier in the day makes sense. There's takeaway if you're on the move, though the little space is calm and cosy enough that some people stay for a pot of tea or a Turkish coffee alongside something sweet.
Staff are friendly, and people talk about feeling welcomed. One customer had a pie made up with their daughter's name on it as a birthday surprise, which says something about how personal the place feels.
Opening hours are weekdays only, so check before you head in, especially if you're planning a weekend treat. For anyone after a bakery in North Sydney that focuses on pies done carefully, this is the one locals keep pointing to.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Blessed Fruit Pies
This small North Sydney pie bakery is known for its fruit pies, especially the apple and cinnamon, which locals describe as warm, crumbly and homemade in feel. The blueberry pie gets similar praise for letting the fruit's natural sweetness come through rather than being heavily sugared. The pies are made on site, visible from the adjacent kitchen, and come out fresh from the oven.
Yes, alongside the fruit pies, Blessed Fruit Pies makes savoury pies including beef and chicken and leek, both well liked locally. One local called the beef pie the best they'd found in North Sydney, and the chicken, tomato, leek and gravy pie has been praised for its golden pastry and balanced filling.
Yes, it works well for a casual stop, with coffee and tea served alongside the pies and a cinnamon and apple scone that locals describe as light rather than dense. The atmosphere is small, cosy and welcoming, with staff frequently described as friendly, making it a popular quiet spot in North Sydney.
Yes, Blessed Fruit Pies offers takeaway, so you can grab a fruit or savoury pie to go. Given it's a small, well-loved bakery, it's worth checking the hours before visiting if you have your heart set on a particular pie.
Locals consistently describe the atmosphere as warm, cosy and a bit of a lesser-known option in North Sydney, with staff called friendly and welcoming. Many mention watching the team prepare pies in the adjacent kitchen, adding to the homemade, small-business feel that keeps people coming back.
Contact Details
- Address
- 103 Miller St, North Sydney, New South Wales, 2060
How Blessed Fruit Pies Compares
in North Sydney
152 reviews on Google
Fresh From the Oven: 1 of 1 in North Sydney
Known for Pies: 1 of 4 in North Sydney
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 8am-3pm
- Tuesday
- 8am-3pm
- Wednesday
- 8am-3pm
- Thursday
- 8am-3pm
- Friday
- 8am-3pm
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
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