Glasshouse Grind - yummy pies

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1094 Steve Irwin Wy, Glass House Mountains, Queensland, 4518

Glasshouse Grind - yummy pies in Glass House Mountains

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Why Choose Glasshouse Grind - yummy pies?

Glasshouse Grind is well regarded locally for substantial, flavourful pies with moist fillings, the beef, bacon and cheese, black Angus and beef curry are standouts. Staff earn consistent praise for their warmth and helpfulness, and there's takeaway and dine-in service with free parking on the main road through Glass House Mountains.

About Glasshouse Grind - yummy pies

If you're passing through the Glass House Mountains and a pie sounds like the right idea, Glasshouse Grind is the bakery locals point people to. It sits right on the main road, with a fruit and veg shop on one side and a craft shop on the other, and there's free street parking and a free car park out the front, plus a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park.

Pies are the main event. People talk about the black Angus, the beef, bacon and cheese, the pulled pork, the beef curry and the meat lovers, and we've heard the fillings come out moist and hearty. There are gluten free and vegan pie options too, which is handy if you're feeding a mixed group. Sausage rolls and muffins get a mention as well, and one local called the breakfast wraps the best around, easy to eat on the way to work without wearing half of it.

Don't skip the sweet side. The vanilla slice, the passionfruit tart, the apple pie dessert and the brownies all come up in conversation, and the coffee gets praise too, sometimes served with a macadamia cookie on the side. You can eat in or take away, and there are plenty of tables outside for a relaxed sit-down.

The welcoming staff are a big part of why people return. Visitors headed to Australia Zoo or off a hike on the Glass House Mountains walks talk about being greeted warmly and looked after, and regulars say the service is consistently lovely. It's the kind of stop that's easy to make a habit of, whether you cycle past weekly or only come through now and then.

One local mentioned a mix-up with a pie order, but the pie they ended up with went down well anyway. Opening hours run early through to mid-afternoon, so check the hours before you head in if you're coming later in the day.

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What Customers Say on Google

Bread

“One of the best pies I've ever tried! I had the beef, bacon and cheese pie, and it was delicious.”

Staff

“Staff were so friendly when entering and so accomodating when ordering.”

Bread

“The pie filling is moist and so yummy. We had the beef curry pie and the black angus pie.”

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Frequently Asked Questions About Glasshouse Grind - yummy pies

: Glasshouse Grind is known for its pies, with the black Angus, beef bacon and cheese, pulled pork, beef curry and meat lovers all getting regular praise. Fillings are moist and hearty, and there are gluten free and vegan pie options too. Sausage rolls and muffins also feature among the regulars' favourites.
: Yes, Glasshouse Grind does coffee and breakfast alongside its pies. The brekky wraps with scrambled egg and bacon get called out as a good on-the-go option, and the coffee is well regarded, often paired with a macadamia cookie or a Devonshire tea with scone, jam and cream.
: Yes, alongside its pies, Glasshouse Grind has an extensive selection of pastries and desserts. The vanilla slice and apple pie dessert both get singled out, making it a popular stop for walkers and cyclists along Steve Irwin Way looking for something sweet with their coffee.
: Glasshouse Grind sits right on the main road through Glass House Mountains, between a fruit and veg shop and a craft shop. There's free street parking and a free car park out front, plus a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park, making it an easy stop for takeaway or dine-in.
: The staff at Glasshouse Grind are consistently described as warm, friendly and accommodating, even during busy periods. Many visitors travelling through to the Glass House Mountains or Australia Zoo mention being greeted warmly and well looked after, which keeps locals and regulars coming back.