Rays Patisserie Taigum
Rays Patisserie Taigum, Shop 31/217 Beams Rd, Taigum, Queensland, 4018

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Why Choose Rays Patisserie Taigum?
Rays Patisserie offers a solid range of pies, sausage rolls, beef pasties and hotdogs for quick takeaway, with a rotating menu that includes items like Ned Kelly pies and crispy pork belly banh mi. The staff are known for their friendly approach, and those who've loved their pies and sausage rolls return regularly, though experience does vary. It's wheelchair accessible with easy card and contactless payments.
About Rays Patisserie Taigum
Rays Patisserie is a bakery in Taigum, Queensland, set up for takeaway, with pies, sausage rolls, beef pasties and hotdogs in pastry on the counter, plus banh mi for anyone after something a bit different from the usual pie-shop lineup.
Customers have tried the steak and cheese pie and the potato pie. A Ned Kelly pie has been ordered by customers. The crispy pork belly banh mi is available from the bakery.
The staff are friendly and welcoming, which counts for a lot when you're grabbing lunch on the run.
Payment is easy, with credit, debit and mobile tap payments all accepted. There's a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, so getting in is straightforward. The bakery is open seven days a week with slightly shorter hours on weekends, though it's worth checking the hours before you head in.
If you're in the Taigum area and after a pie or a pastry to take away, this is one to try.
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What Customers Say on Google
“From the moment I walked in, the staff were so friendly and kind. They greeted me with warm smiles and made me feel genuinely welcome, and that kind of service is something you don't forget.”
“Easily the best steak and cheese pie in all of Brisbane.”
“I had the Italian sausage roll with capsicum, olives and bacon. Highly recommend.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Rays Patisserie Taigum
Rays Patisserie in Taigum is a takeaway bakery known for pies, sausage rolls, beef pasties and hotdogs in pastry, plus banh mi including a crispy pork belly version. Customers regularly mention the steak and cheese pie, potato pie and Ned Kelly pie. Opinions on quality vary, but the friendly, welcoming staff come up often in praise.
Rays Patisserie Taigum is set up for takeaway rather than dine-in, making it suited to grabbing a quick pie, sausage roll or banh mi on the go. The shop also has a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, so it's easy to pop in and out for lunch on the run.
Rays Patisserie Taigum accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments like tap-and-go, so there's no need to carry cash for a quick pie or sausage roll run. This makes it straightforward for takeaway customers grabbing something in a hurry.
Experiences on value are mixed at Rays Patisserie Taigum. Some customers rate the steak and cheese pie and Ned Kelly pie highly and call the beef pastie among the best they've had, while others have felt certain items like the banh mi or a standard pie were overpriced for the portion. It's worth asking in-store about current pricing before ordering.
Many customers single out the staff at Rays Patisserie Taigum as friendly and welcoming, with warm greetings that make grabbing lunch feel personal rather than rushed. That said, experiences aren't universal, as a smaller number of locals mention service feeling less attentive, so it can vary by visit.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 405 179 414
- Address
- Rays Patisserie Taigum, Shop 31/217 Beams Rd, Taigum, Queensland, 4018
How Rays Patisserie Taigum Compares
in Taigum
21 reviews on Google
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 7am-5pm
- Tuesday
- 7am-5pm
- Wednesday
- 7am-5pm
- Thursday
- 7am-5pm
- Friday
- 7am-5pm
- Saturday
- 7am-4pm
- Sunday
- 7am-4pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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