Not Just Bread
Unit 1/41-43 Lexton Rd, Box Hill North, Victoria, 3129

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Why Choose Not Just Bread?
Not Just Bread earns serious local praise for quality pastries and carefully sourced ingredients. Croissants are the standout, plain ones showcase buttery, flaky layers that rival specialist bakeries, alongside salty breads, matcha and Portuguese tarts. Arrive early; popular items move fast.
About Not Just Bread
Not Just Bread is a bakery and cafe in Box Hill North, Victoria, and it's the sort of place where the pastry case does most of the talking. Locals say everything looks freshly baked, and the staff behind the counter are friendly with it.
Croissants are what people keep coming back for. The plain one gets praised for flaky, buttery layers that pair well with a coffee, and the almond croissant is a favourite for not being too sweet. Then there's the salty bread, the garlic salt bread in particular, along with a matcha bread that one local says is made with premium Japanese matcha. The Portuguese egg tart gets plenty of love too, and we've heard good things about the pretzel pastries, including a savoury one stuffed with beef short rib, capsicum and cheese. Garlic bread and a burger turn up in the conversation as well.
You can dine in or take away, and the coffee is well regarded. It's a relaxed, quiet spot for a catch-up with friends or a solo coffee. There's free street parking and a car park behind, and they take cards and mobile payments.
A couple of practical tips from the regulars: go early, because the popular breads sell out, and expect limited seating and a busier room on weekends. Check the hours before you head over, as they're not open every day of the week.
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What Customers Say on Google
“Flakey, buttery layers that go perfectly with a coffee.”
“All breads look so freshly baked served by friendly staffs.”
“The quality of the ingredients really stands out, and every item I tried was amazing.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Not Just Bread
Not Just Bread has built a strong local following for its croissants, especially the plain and almond versions, praised for flaky, buttery layers. It is also known for salty breads like garlic salt bread, a matcha bread made with Japanese matcha, Portuguese egg tarts and shio pan. The pastry case is freshly stocked and popular items can sell out, so arriving early is worth it.
Yes, Not Just Bread offers both takeaway and dine-in seating, plus coffee to go with your pastries. There is free street parking and a free car park behind the cafe, which locals note is convenient. The space itself is small with limited seating, so it can get busy and noisy on weekends.
Not Just Bread accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments, so contactless tap-and-go is easy. This makes it simple to grab a quick coffee and pastry without needing cash on hand.
Yes, everything in the pastry case is described as freshly baked, from croissants to salt breads and tarts. Staff are friendly and happy to set aside a particular bread if asked. Locals mention the bakery regularly introduces new items, so it's worth checking what's fresh when you visit.
Yes, it has a quiet, cosy vibe that suits a relaxed chat over coffee and pastries, though seating is limited and it can get busy, particularly on weekends. Many visitors recommend going early both to get a seat and to catch popular items like the croissants and egg tarts before they sell out.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 414 768 787
- Address
- Unit 1/41-43 Lexton Rd, Box Hill North, Victoria, 3129
How Not Just Bread Compares
in Box Hill North
More reviews than 67% of bakeries in Box Hill North
Opening Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- 9am-5pm
- Thursday
- 9am-5pm
- Friday
- 9am-5pm
- Saturday
- 9am-3:30pm
- Sunday
- 9am-3:30pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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