Mt Gravatt Village Bakehouse

3.6(55)

Shop13/1932 Logan Rd, Upper Mount Gravatt, Queensland, 4122

Mt Gravatt Village Bakehouse in Upper Mount Gravatt

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Services:Custom Cake OrdersTakeaway

Fresh From the OvenKnown for PiesCustom CakesGood ValueFriendly Staff

Known for

Banh miSausage rollsVietnamese coffeeTakeawayCoffeeWheelchair accessibleCard & contactless paymentsFree parking

Why Choose Mt Gravatt Village Bakehouse?

Pies dominate the reputation here, beef and mushroom, curry steak, and steak bacon and cheese all earn strong praise for fresh, house-made pastry and generous filling. The menu bridges classic Aussie bakery fare with Vietnamese options (banh mi, vermicelli, rice rolls), and takeaway is the default way to order. Staff get a thumbs-up, and prices sit on the fair side for the portion size.

About Mt Gravatt Village Bakehouse

Mt Gravatt Village Bakehouse is a bakery in Upper Mount Gravatt that mixes classic Aussie bakery fare with a Vietnamese streak. The cabinet runs from meat pies and sausage rolls through to banh mi, sandwiches, salads, pastries, lamingtons and vanilla slices, and they take custom cake orders too. There's coffee on offer, Vietnamese coffee among it, and takeaway is the main way people use the place.

Pies are what locals tend to bring up first. We hear the curry steak pie has people popping in every time they pass, and the beef and mushroom gets a nod for light, crisp pastry and a generous filling. The pies are made in house, and people point to the fair prices. Banh mi and grilled pork vermicelli also have their followers, and one local reckons the toasted chicken banh mi with chilli is the pick if you work nearby.

One local found a pie wasn't fresh from the day, and another had a filling mix-up at the counter, so it's worth a quick check that you've got the pie you ordered. The baked goods come across fresh and the staff friendly.

It's a women-owned bakery with a wheelchair-accessible entrance and a free car park, and they take card and mobile payments. They open early on weekdays and keep shorter weekend hours, but check the times before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“the pastry was light and crispy and the filling was generous and so tasty for the price!”

Bread

“Her pies are made in house, and the curry steak pie was perfect. I have found the perfect curry pie.”

Service

“The food is always so fresh and the pies are made daily. Plenty of sandwiches, rolls, hot pastries also and dessert treats. The staff are really friendly and I come here frequently for morning tea and lunch.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mt Gravatt Village Bakehouse

: This bakery is best known for its pies, especially the curry steak pie and the beef and mushroom, which locals often mention for the crisp pastry and generous filling. It also blends classic Aussie bakery items with a Vietnamese streak, offering banh mi, Vietnamese coffee, sausage rolls, sandwiches, salads, pastries, lamingtons and vanilla slices.
: Yes, Mt Gravatt Village Bakehouse takes custom cake orders alongside its everyday bakery range. The cabinet also covers pies, banh mi, sandwiches, salads and sweet treats like lamingtons and vanilla slices, so it's worth asking about cake options when you order.
: Mt Gravatt Village Bakehouse is Vietnamese-owned and known for its banh mi, including grilled pork vermicelli and toasted grilled chicken banh mi with chilli, plus Vietnamese coffee. The bakery blends Aussie classics with Vietnamese flavours, offering locals something distinctive in the area.
: Many visitors find the pies and sweets at Mt Gravatt Village Bakehouse reasonably priced for the quality, particularly the curry steak pies and vanilla slices. As pricing can change, it's best to ask the bakery directly for current prices.
: Takeaway is the main way people use Mt Gravatt Village Bakehouse, and it also serves coffee, including Vietnamese coffee, for those grabbing something on the go. The site has free car parking along with wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance, and it accepts credit, debit and contactless payments.