The Bread Hound
Shop 4/228 Hawken Dr, St Lucia, Queensland, 4067

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Why Choose The Bread Hound?
The Bread Hound draws locals with its traditional sourdough and good-value pies, particularly the generously cheesy steak, bacon and cheese variety. Cinnamon doughnuts and apple turnovers are standout favourites, and the prices are reasonable for the quality, with takeaway available and quick turnarounds.
About The Bread Hound
The Bread Hound is a bakery in St Lucia that locals mostly know for its sourdough. The traditional loaves are the draw for customers, and the bread is generally seen as good value for the quality.
Beyond the loaves, the pies and sausage rolls get a regular look-in, and one local was pleased by a steak, bacon and cheese pie that came generous on the cheese. Doughnuts are another favourite, with the cinnamon ones and the custard and cream-filled kinds coming up often. Focaccia, apple turnovers and cookies also have their fans, and we've heard you rarely have to queue long.
A few people have found some pastries and doughnuts less fresh than they'd hoped, so it pays to look over what's in the cabinet before you choose.
Takeaway is the way most people use it, and you can also shop in store. The entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible, and cards and mobile payments are accepted. The hours run from early morning most days, with a slightly shorter day on weekends, but check before you head in if you're after something particular.
Location
What Customers Say on Google
“The steak, bacon, and cheese pie is very generous on the cheese - I love it! Cinnamon doughtnuts are also good.”
“I come here for cinnamon doughnuts which are legendary! And well priced too!”
“The focaccia, Apple turnover, and cookies are all very tasty. Full marks for recommendation.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About The Bread Hound
The Bread Hound is best known for its traditional sourdough, which locals say is good value for the quality. Beyond the loaves, the steak, bacon and cheese pie gets praised for being generous with cheese, and the cinnamon doughnuts and custard and cream-filled doughnuts are regular favourites among customers in St Lucia.
Yes, pies and sausage rolls are regular items at The Bread Hound. One local enjoyed a steak, bacon and cheese pie loaded with cheese, while others have ordered steak and mushroom pies. Reviews on pastry texture vary, so it is worth checking the pie on the day rather than relying on past visits.
Alongside its sourdough, The Bread Hound bakes doughnuts, including cinnamon and cream-filled varieties, plus focaccia, apple turnovers and cookies. These items have their own fans among locals, with the focaccia and apple turnover often mentioned together as tasty picks for a quick takeaway treat.
Many locals describe The Bread Hound as reasonably priced, particularly for the sourdough and the cinnamon doughnuts. As with any bakery, quality can vary visit to visit, so if you have a specific item in mind it is worth asking in-store about current pricing and freshness.
Yes, The Bread Hound operates as a takeaway bakery with in-store shopping as well. The premises include a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, and payment options cover credit and debit cards as well as NFC mobile payments, making it straightforward to grab bread, pies or pastries on the go.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 7 3870 0295
- Address
- Shop 4/228 Hawken Dr, St Lucia, Queensland, 4067
How The Bread Hound Compares
in St Lucia
More reviews than 50% of bakeries in St Lucia
Known for Sourdough: 1 of 1 in St Lucia
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 6am-6pm
- Tuesday
- 6am-6pm
- Wednesday
- 6am-6pm
- Thursday
- 6am-6pm
- Friday
- 6am-6pm
- Saturday
- 6am-5pm
- Sunday
- 6am-4pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway, In-store shopping
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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