Treaty of Paris

4.6(199)

104 Wakefield St, Sandgate, Queensland, 4017

“French technique meets Australian soul”

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Services:Sourdough BreadTakeawayDine-In

Fresh From the OvenKnown for SourdoughGood ValueFriendly Staff

Known for

Almond croissantPoached eggsPork belly burgerTakeawayDine-inKerbside pickupCoffeeCatering

Why Choose Treaty of Paris?

Treaty of Paris delivers on its promise of French technique with Australian flair: the sourdough is made with a 72-hour ferment using classic methods, and pastries like the almond croissant are properly flaky and fresh. The café sits near Sandgate's shore with outdoor seating, helpful staff, and consistently strong coffee, making it a solid stop for breakfast, a pastry or a full meal.

About Treaty of Paris

Treaty of Paris is a bakery café in Sandgate, Queensland, known for handmade pastries and sourdough bread. The tagline says "French technique meets Australian soul", and locals will tell you the croissants live up to it: buttery, properly flaky and fresh from the oven. The almond croissant gets plenty of love, and one person who grew up on the real thing said the pastry here was as crisp and delicious as what they remembered from Paris.

Bread is a big part of the story too. They make sourdough with a 72-hour ferment, using classic French methods and Australian ingredients. It's a bakery in Sandgate where you can pick up a loaf and a coffee in the same stop.

The café side is just as busy. Breakfast and brunch are popular, with poached eggs, eggs Benedict, sweet potato fritters, a pork belly burger and a generous serve of French toast all mentioned fondly. The coffee draws a regular crowd, and we've heard of people dropping in most mornings. Staff are friendly, and one group who turned up close to closing were offered a few things to choose from rather than being turned away.

You can dine in or take away, with kerbside pickup and catering also available. Seating is outdoors only, some under umbrellas and some alfresco, so there's no indoor dining. It's right on a main road and can get loud when the crowd peaks, so it suits a lively morning more than a quiet one. It's also good for kids, with high chairs, and there's a wheelchair-accessible car park. The odd hot drink and the pace of service draw mixed views when it's flat out, but most people leave happy. They're open early most days of the week, so check the hours before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“The pastries at TOP Sandgate are simply outstanding. From the moment you walk in, the aroma of freshly baked croissants and artisan pastries fills the air and sets the stage for something special. Every pastry I've tried has been beautifully crafted, with delicate, flaky layers that shatter perfectly with each bite.”

Bread

“The coffee is very fragrant and delicious. The croissants and bread are buttery and tasty. The staff here are friendly and provide excellent service.”

Staff

“A cute cafe not far from the shores of Sandgate. A nice covered area outside, with quite a few tables, yummy food and lovely staff to bring you what you order, with a smile.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Treaty of Paris

: Treaty of Paris is a bakery café known for handmade pastries and sourdough bread made with a 72-hour ferment using classic French methods and Australian ingredients. The almond croissant is a standout, along with the pork belly burger and poached eggs. Locals rate the coffee highly, and the flaky, buttery croissants draw regular queues in Sandgate.
: Yes, Treaty of Paris offers both dine-in and takeaway, plus kerbside pickup. There's seating both inside and outdoors, with high chairs and wheelchair-accessible parking available, making it an easy stop for families and anyone grabbing a coffee and pastry on the go in Sandgate.
: Beyond its sourdough and pastries, Treaty of Paris serves breakfast, brunch and lunch, including poached eggs and a pork belly burger, along with desserts, coffee and catering options. It's a full bakery café experience rather than just a bread and pastry counter.
: Customers consistently mention good value alongside friendly, welcoming staff, which helps explain the steady crowds. The café is also set up for families, with high chairs on hand and outdoor seating, making it a relaxed option for a casual breakfast or coffee stop in Sandgate.
: Pastries and sourdough at Treaty of Paris are fresh from the oven, with the aroma of baking croissants often noted as soon as you walk in. The bread follows a 72-hour sourdough ferment process, and the almond croissant in particular is frequently praised for its crisp, flaky texture.