andus bakes & cafe
124/585 High St, Penrith, New South Wales, 2750

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Why Choose andus bakes & cafe?
Andus bakes & cafe in Penrith is a sit-down spot with takeaway options, known locally for strong pastry work and an exceptional almond croissant. Good coffee keeps people coming back. The self-serve cake and bake section makes it handy for a quick grab, and its location near the station suits a breakfast, lunch or coffee stop. Wheelchair access is available.
About andus bakes & cafe
If you're after a bakery in Penrith that doubles as a sit-down cafe, andus bakes & cafe offers pastries and coffee. It does both takeaway and dine-in, so it suits a quick grab-and-go as readily as a slower breakfast or lunch.
The baked goods are what people most often warm to. One local raved about the almond croissant, calling it big, flaky and generously filled, and rated it above some of the better-known names around. The coffee gets a fair bit of praise too, and there's a cellophane-wrapped self-serve section with cake slices and bakes you can pick up and go. It sits close to the station, which makes it handy if you're passing through. Staff are described as friendly, and the entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible.
Some people love the place and come back whenever they're in town, while others have found the cooked breakfast and lunch dishes hit and miss, and a few mention slow service when the kitchen is stretched. Lean on what it does best, which is the baked items and a coffee, and keep expectations measured for the bigger plates.
Trading hours run long, with later evenings towards the end of the week, but check the hours before you head in.
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What Customers Say on Google
“their Almond Croissant was yummy, I say better than the popular ones like Lune. It's big, flaky, with almond filling.”
“The food was great & the staff friendly & helpful.”
“Bacon and egg roll was excellent, roll lightly toasted, crispy bacon.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About andus bakes & cafe
Andus bakes & cafe is known for its almond croissant, described by one visitor as big, flaky and generously filled with almond, and for its coffee, including a solid flat white. It also runs a cellophane-wrapped self-serve section with cake slices and bakes you can grab and go, alongside a cooked breakfast and lunch menu.
Yes. Andus bakes & cafe suits both a quick grab-and-go visit and a slower sit-down breakfast or lunch, with dine-in and takeaway available. It's located close to Penrith station, which makes it a convenient stop for commuters as well as those settling in for a coffee and bake.
Yes, the cafe has a wheelchair-accessible car park and a wheelchair-accessible entrance, making it straightforward to visit for customers with mobility needs.
Some visitors praise the almond croissant, cakes, coffee and staff who look after you, with many calling it one of their favourite spots in Penrith. Others have reported issues with specific dishes like pumpkin soup, eggs Benedict and brunch items. It's worth checking in on the day for what's fresh from the self-serve cabinet.
The almond croissant and flat white are the most consistently mentioned picks, along with the bacon and egg roll and the pumpkin soup, which one visitor paired with a matcha tea. The self-serve cabinet of cake slices and bakes is also popular for a quick pick-up. For current prices, it's best to ask the cafe directly.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 455 129 472
- Address
- 124/585 High St, Penrith, New South Wales, 2750
How andus bakes & cafe Compares
in Penrith
70 reviews on Google
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 7:30am-5:30pm
- Tuesday
- 7:30am-5:30pm
- Wednesday
- 7:30am-5:30pm
- Thursday
- 7:30am-8pm
- Friday
- 7:30am-8pm
- Saturday
- 7:30am-6pm
- Sunday
- 7:30am-5pm
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