Tru Blu Bakehouse
Wynnum Rd, Tingalpa, Queensland, 4173

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Why Choose Tru Blu Bakehouse?
Tru Blu Bakehouse draws loyal locals for fresh bread, pies (the Ned Kelly is a regular favourite) and a friendly neighbourhood atmosphere. The business runs to sausage rolls, sandwiches, lunch rolls and sweet treats alongside their staple loaves, and operates on a takeaway basis with wheelchair-accessible parking and card payments available.
About Tru Blu Bakehouse
Tru Blu Bakehouse is a neighbourhood bakery in Tingalpa, Queensland, and pies are what it's best known for. The Ned Kelly pie gets a fond mention from one regular as a mid-morning favourite, and another local was happy enough with a steak and cheese pie to say they'd have one again. The cabinet also runs to sausage rolls, fresh sandwiches and lunch rolls, and the jam and cream rolls and sweet treats get a good word too.
Bread is another draw. One local says the loaves are fresh and keep well for days, and another appreciates the bread and sweets. Friendly, polite service comes up in the kind things people say, and the coffee gets praise as well. If you're after a bakery in Tingalpa for a takeaway pie and a coffee, that combination is the usual pitch.
To be fair, opinion isn't unanimous. We've heard a few grumbles about dry sausage rolls and quieter cabinets later in the day, so it can pay to go earlier if you want the full range. One local also felt the sauce charge on top of the pie price was a bit much.
Takeaway is the way most people use it, and card and tap payments are accepted. There's a wheelchair-accessible car park, and the bakery is open early on weekdays and weekends. Check the hours before you head in.
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What Customers Say on Google
“Been going here for years their bread is fresh and amazing. And omg there sweets are to die for.”
“Absolutely lovely family run business. The Ned Kelly pies are my go to mid-morning snack Fresh sanwiches and rolls, and all the other tasty goodies you can think of.”
“Service is always so friendly.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Tru Blu Bakehouse
Tru Blu Bakehouse is best known for its pies, with the Ned Kelly pie singled out by one regular as a mid-morning favourite and the steak and cheese pie also winning praise. Sausage rolls, fresh sandwiches, lunch rolls, and jam and cream rolls round out the cabinet, alongside everyday bread loaves.
Many locals rate the bread highly, describing the loaves as fresh and long-lasting, with one calling it the best sliced bread around. That said, at least one visitor turned up on a weekend morning to find the bread sold out, so it pays to check the hours and get in early if bread is the priority.
Yes, Tru Blu Bakehouse operates as a takeaway bakery and also serves coffee. The shop has a wheelchair-accessible car park and takes credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments, making it an easy stop for a quick pie, sausage roll or loaf of bread on the way through Tingalpa.
Friendly, polite service is one of the consistent highlights mentioned by locals, with several describing the team as a lovely family-run operation with good interaction with regulars. This warmth is called out alongside the pies and bread as a reason people keep coming back.
Some locals swear by the pies, bread and sweets and return regularly. Others have encountered dry or stale items like sausage rolls, pastries and donuts on particular visits. If freshness matters most to you, it's worth asking what's just come out of the oven when you arrive.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 7 3890 0109
- Address
- Wynnum Rd, Tingalpa, Queensland, 4173
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 6am-5pm
- Tuesday
- 6am-5pm
- Wednesday
- 6am-5pm
- Thursday
- 6am-5pm
- Friday
- 6am-5pm
- Saturday
- 6:30am-2pm
- Sunday
- 6:30am-2pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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