Falco Bakery - Langridge

4.5(89)

156-158 Langridge St, Collingwood, Victoria, 3066

“Local Baked Goods.”

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Services:Custom Cake OrdersTakeaway

Fresh From the OvenKnown for Pies

Known for

Chicken sandwichSausage rollsSourdoughTakeawayCoffeeBreakfastCard & contactless payments

Why Choose Falco Bakery - Langridge?

Falco Collingwood is known for pies that people genuinely return for, along with standout croissants and pastries that sell out by mid-morning. The small takeaway space in a side street draws a loyal crowd for their sourdough bread, sausage rolls and toasted sandwiches, made fresh and served by a friendly team.

About Falco Bakery - Langridge

This Falco Bakery branch in Collingwood, Victoria is a small takeaway spot with no dining in. A couple of stools and crates out the front are about it, so most people grab and go, or carry their order to a nearby park. It's also a small-batch bakery working with local produce and ingredients, with other Falco shops around Collingwood and Abbotsford.

Pies are what people talk about most, and the Rockwell pie is popular, ideally with a side of the burger sauce. The sausage roll gets a lot of love too. Croissants and pastries are a draw as well, from almond and twice-baked chocolate cherry to savoury offerings like the Bear Claw and a spinach and artichoke danish, plus a fig danish that isn't too sweet. Sourdough and other bread to take home are on the shelves, and the toasties, the Reuben in particular, have their regulars. The coffee, available alongside breakfast, wins plenty of praise, and oat and soy milk are on hand.

A couple of the sandwiches and one of the pies have left the odd visitor underwhelmed, so arrive early to make sure your preferred items are available. We've also heard sandwiches aren't always ready first thing. It gets busy around lunch with workers from nearby offices, so before midday is the calmer time.

Custom cake orders are available too, and the hours run through the early afternoon every day, so check before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Bread

“Rockwell pie is a must try for pie lovers.”

Pastries

“One of the top croissants in Melbourne? With so many bakeries claiming to have the best, it's hard to choose. I dropped by early in the morning along with a cuppa, and they were nearly sold out of croissants when I arrived.”

Staff

“Staff are always friendly and I'm served with a smile! A great way to brighten up the morning during winter.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Falco Bakery - Langridge

: This Langridge Street branch of Falco Bakery is known for its pies, especially the Rockwell pie, often paired with their burger sauce. The sausage roll is also a favourite, along with croissants like the almond and twice-baked chocolate cherry, plus sourdough and the Bostock pastry. It's a small takeaway spot, so expect fresh-from-the-oven goods rather than a sit-down meal.
: Not really. This is a small, hole-in-the-wall takeaway bakery with just a couple of stools and crates out front. Most people grab their order and head to a nearby park rather than eat in, so it suits a quick pie or pastry on the go rather than a long sit-down visit.
: Beyond pies and croissants, this Falco branch does sandwiches and toasties, including a well-liked chicken salad sandwich and Reuben toastie, plus coffee and breakfast options. It takes card, debit and contactless payments, and also handles custom cake orders alongside its everyday takeaway range.
: Yes, this Langridge Street shop is one of several Falco Bakery locations around Collingwood and Abbotsford. It runs as a small-batch bakery focused on local produce and ingredients, with a consistent lineup of pies, sausage rolls, sourdough and pastries across its sites.
: It draws a solid lunch crowd from nearby offices, so arriving before midday is a good idea if you want to avoid queues, and getting in early is also wise since croissants and some pastries can sell out. It's well regarded locally for its baked goods, coffee and friendly service, though it pays to check hours before visiting.