Annabel’s Takeaway Pie Shop

3.9(106)

Centre, 1-3 Coondoo St, Kuranda, Queensland, 4881

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Services:Takeaway

Fresh From the OvenKnown for PiesGood ValueFriendly Staff

Known for

Meat piesSausage rollsKangaroo pieTakeawayCoffeeWheelchair accessibleCard & contactless payments

Why Choose Annabel’s Takeaway Pie Shop?

Fresh meat pies with quality pastry and plenty of fillings, beef and cheese, beef and chilli, kangaroo, curry varieties, and gluten-free options, at fair prices. The staff are welcoming and the shop serves coffee too. It's a straightforward takeaway stop, popular with locals and visitors alike, and worth the walk through Kuranda village.

About Annabel’s Takeaway Pie Shop

If you're wandering the village stores in Kuranda and want a proper pie, Annabel's Takeaway Pie Shop is worth a visit. It sits towards the far end of the shops, opposite the visitor centre, so it's a bit of a stroll from the Skyrail terminal and the railway station, and a slog uphill for anyone who finds walking tricky. Driving makes it easy, and there's a wheelchair-accessible car park.

Pies are the whole point here, and they come out fresh from the oven. Beef and cheese and beef and chilli get plenty of love, along with beef curry, chicken curry and pepper steak. If you're after something distinctly Queensland, there's kangaroo pie, and sausage rolls sit alongside the pies too. A gluten-free beef pie and a vegan option with chilli are also on offer. The pastry holds its shape well, which is not something you can say about every pie.

It's a takeaway shop, with coffee and frozen drinks to go with your lunch, and some outdoor seating nearby. Staff are friendly and happy to help with particular needs, and most people feel the prices are fair for the size. The odd pie hasn't hit the mark, so arriving earlier in the day should mean hotter, fresher pies. Cards and tap-to-pay are accepted.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“Friendly staff serving delicious, hot, savory pies at a reasonable price! We had a beef curry (the favorite), chicken curry, and kangaroo pie and everyone said they were absolutely perfect.”

Bread

“One of the best pies I've had in 20 years. Fi ally a lie shop that has quality pastry, that can hold it's shape . Great pastry, excellent filling and plenty of options.”

Service

“Best pies I've had in years. Perfect ratio of crust to meat, flaky top, no gristle, seasoned perfectly, nice and hot and fresh, and the staff were lovely.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Annabel’s Takeaway Pie Shop

: Annabel's is known for its pies, served fresh from the oven. Popular fillings include beef and cheese, beef and chilli, beef curry, chicken curry, pepper steak and kangaroo pie, with gluten-free and vegan options also available. Staff are friendly, and it's a solid stop for a quick, good-value lunch while exploring the Kuranda village shops.
: It sits towards the far end of the Kuranda village shops, opposite the visitor centre. That makes it a fair walk, around 20 minutes, from the Skyrail terminal and railway station, including an uphill stretch. Driving is easier, and there's a wheelchair-accessible car park on site for those who'd rather not walk.
: Yes, alongside its pies and sausage rolls, Annabel's serves coffee, and some locals mention frozen drinks too. There's outdoor seating behind the shop for eating in rather than taking away, which suits a quick break during a Kuranda stroll.
: Many visitors describe the pies as reasonably priced for the quality and portion size, with comments praising the pastry, generous fillings and hot, fresh servings. As with any takeaway spot, it pays to ask in-store about current prices, especially for specialty options like gluten-free pies.
: The shop accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments, so contactless payment is easy. It also has a wheelchair-accessible car park, which is handy given the shop's location at the far end of the village shops and the uphill walk from the Skyrail terminal.