Kingaroy Bakery
120 Kingaroy St, Kingaroy, Queensland, 4610

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Why Choose Kingaroy Bakery?
Kingaroy Bakery is a straightforward, no-frills operation where honest pies, sausage rolls and bread are priced to move. Locals consistently praise the value and the quality of the basics, particularly the pies and fresh bread that holds up even after freezing, and most encounters bring friendly service to the counter.
About Kingaroy Bakery
For a no-frills bakery in Kingaroy, Queensland, this one draws people back, and the draw is simple: honest food at prices that are hard to beat. Locals describe it as old school, with the basics done well and no fuss.
The pies are what most people mention first. A mushroom pie or a bacon pie with a sausage roll alongside has been ordered by locals, and one local reckons the kids eat the lot, crust and all. The range isn't huge, but the value is the point. Bread gets plenty of praise too, with people saying it stays fresh and tasty even after a stint in the freezer. One regular says family members request a loaf whenever they head to Brisbane. Cream buns are on the menu, and one local was happy with a cheap one that still tasted good.
Opinion on a couple of the pies and sausage rolls is split, and service can vary depending on the day, so it may suit people who prefer a quick, simple stop over those after something fancy. Welcoming staff greet you at the counter.
It's a takeaway bakery, and they take card and mobile payments. Check the hours before you head in, as they change across the week.
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What Customers Say on Google
“this is an old school bakery, old school prices & just the basics of good food… Now I have to buy bags of them they completely disappear that quick, crust & all.”
“their breads are a huge step above anything else I have come across for many years… It's honestly the beat value for money.”
“friendly service, cheap and tasty.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Kingaroy Bakery
Kingaroy Bakery is a no-frills, old school bakery known for its pies, especially the mushroom and bacon varieties, along with sausage rolls and cream buns. Locals also rate the bread highly, with several saying it stays fresh even after freezing. The range is small but the value is the main drawcard for regulars in Kingaroy.
Yes, low prices are one of the most mentioned points among locals. Pies, bread and cream buns are all described as cheap without skimping on taste, and several regulars say it's hard to find better value elsewhere in the South Burnett area. For current prices, it's best to ask the bakery directly.
Yes, Kingaroy Bakery is set up for takeaway, with card, debit and NFC mobile payments all accepted. It's a straightforward spot to grab a pie, sausage roll or cream bun on the go when you're passing through Kingaroy.
Most locals describe the staff as friendly, with several mentioning they return often because of the good service alongside the cheap, tasty food. As with any bakery, experiences can vary from visit to visit, so it's worth popping in and judging for yourself.
Regulars point to the mushroom pie, bacon pie and sausage rolls as the standouts, often paired together for a simple lunch. Cream buns and the bread are also frequently praised, with one local saying their family requests the bread even when travelling to Brisbane.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 7 4162 1767
- Address
- 120 Kingaroy St, Kingaroy, Queensland, 4610
How Kingaroy Bakery Compares
in Kingaroy
More reviews than 50% of bakeries in Kingaroy
Good Value: 1 of 1 in Kingaroy
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 6am-5pm
- Tuesday
- 6am-5pm
- Wednesday
- 6am-5pm
- Thursday
- 6am-5pm
- Friday
- 6am-5pm
- Saturday
- 7am-11pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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