Kenny’s Bakery

4.8(38)

163 Alawoona St, Redbank Plains, Queensland, 4301

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Services:Takeaway

Fresh From the OvenKnown for PiesGood ValueFriendly Staff

Known for

Banh miPork bahn miSausage rollsTakeawayCoffeeWheelchair accessibleCard & contactless paymentsFree parking

Why Choose Kenny’s Bakery?

Pies are Kenny's calling card, locals rave about the mince and cheese, steak and mushroom, and chicken varieties, all with consistently flaky, golden pastry. The Vietnamese-influenced counter adds genuine appeal, from crispy pork banh mi to fresh cream donuts, and the staff are known for genuine warmth and friendly service every visit.

About Kenny’s Bakery

Pies are the first thing people bring up when Kenny's Bakery comes up in conversation around Redbank Plains. Mince and cheese, steak and mushroom, chicken curry and a straightforward chicken pie all get a mention, and the pastry has a name for being flaky and golden.

The other draw is the Vietnamese side of the counter. The crispy pork banh mi has plenty of fans, packed with a generous amount of meat, and regulars pair it with a Vietnamese iced coffee. There's also sweet chilli bread, cream donuts and a handful of cakes and desserts if you're after something sweeter. One local summed the place up as good food and good people, which fits what we keep hearing about the staff: friendly, quick and quick to smile.

It's a takeaway-focused bakery on a small shop strip, with a free car park, a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park, and card and tap payments. Prices are widely seen as fair for the size of what you get. Opinion isn't unanimous, and we've heard from one person who found a heavily filled chicken pie a bit fragile, so if you like a big pie, handle it with care.

The bakery opens early and runs through the day, including weekends, though it's worth checking the hours before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“Everything in their display case looks unbelievable, but the double cheese and mince pie is next-level good. Rich, savory mince layered with plenty of rich, gooey cheese, all wrapped in a perfectly flaky, gol…”

Pastries

“The pastries are always fresh, soft, and not overly sweet, which makes them really enjoyable. I especially love their cakes, sweet chilli bread, and their pies, the pies are absolutely delicious, with a perfect crust a…”

Staff

“This is our local bakery and every time we visit we're always greeted with a smile. Love the staff here.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Kenny’s Bakery

: Pies are the main drawcard, with mince and cheese, steak and mushroom, chicken curry and a plain chicken pie all getting regular mentions for flaky, golden pastry and generous filling. The crispy pork banh mi is also a standout, packed with meat, and often paired with a Vietnamese iced coffee.
: Yes. Alongside the pie range, Kenny's Bakery does sausage rolls, sweet chilli bread, cream donuts, cream buns, cakes and a handful of other desserts. It also serves coffee, including Vietnamese iced coffee, which regulars often order alongside a banh mi or pie.
: It's regarded locally as good value, with welcoming staff who greet regulars warmly. The shop has a free car park plus wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance, and takes credit, debit and NFC mobile payments, making it an easy stop for a quick takeaway pie or coffee.
: Kenny's Bakery operates as a takeaway bakery, located within a small shop strip in Redbank Plains. It's best suited to grabbing fresh pies, banh mi, bread or coffee on the go rather than sitting in. Check hours before visiting to make sure it's open when you plan to stop by.
: Local word of mouth is very positive overall, with the mince and cheese pie and steak and mushroom pie frequently singled out for rich filling and crisp, flaky pastry, and the crispy pork banh mi praised for its generous meat. Staff are consistently described as friendly, though one visitor did note a pie that fell apart during eating.