Mada Bakery Cafe
95 Gipps St, Collingwood, Victoria, 3066

Why Choose Mada Bakery Cafe?
Mada Bakery Cafe bakes authentic Filipino pastries and breads, especially the ensaymada and pan de coco, which locals seek for genuine flavours and quality ingredients. Fresh coffee, helpful staff and takeaway options make it a natural stop for a morning visit, though seating is limited.
About Mada Bakery Cafe
Mada Bakery Cafe is a Filipino bakery and cafe in Collingwood, Victoria, and it's the kind of spot that suits a morning coffee run as much as a proper sit-down. You can eat in or take your order away, though we hear the seating is limited, so a takeaway box is a sensible plan when it's busy.
The ensaymada is what people talk about first. It comes in a few flavours, from the classic with a generous cheese topping to an ube and cream cheese version, and locals who grew up with the real thing say it brings back childhood memories. Pan de coco, Spanish bread and pandesal also get plenty of love. One person described the pandesal as a cross between the traditional roll and a rich brioche, lovely toasted with good butter. Everything comes fresh from the oven, and a box of six breads is popular as a gift or a treat for friends and family.
On the savoury side, the adotilog and totilog are a favourite breakfast, and the coffee gets good words too. The ube latte, sea salt caramel latte and a kalamansi drink are the ones people mention most.
The staff are friendly and happy to help you choose from the menu, and the owner and crew have a reputation for making newcomers feel welcome. It's open most days, with shorter hours on weekends and closed one day a week, so check the hours before you head in.
Location
What Customers Say on Google
“The ensaymada and pandecoco were absolutely delicious, fresh, soft, and full of authentic Filipino flavor. Every bite reminded me of home and the treats I enjoyed growing up.”
“The bread was soft, fresh, and the yema filling was absolutely delicious.”
“Mada's delectable pastries partners with amazing customer service. Everyone is pleasant and patient with explaining the breads one by one.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Mada Bakery Cafe
Mada Bakery Cafe is a Filipino bakery and cafe known for its ensaymada, which comes in a few flavours including a classic version with a generous cheese topping and an ube and cream cheese variety. Locals also rate the pan de coco, Spanish bread and pandesal highly, with many saying the flavours bring back childhood memories of the Philippines.
Mada Bakery Cafe in Collingwood offers both dine-in and takeaway. Seating is limited, so if you're visiting during a busy period it's worth grabbing a takeaway box rather than waiting for a table.
Yes, coffee is a strong part of the offering alongside the baked goods. Drinks like the sea salt caramel latte, ube latte and Yakult Kalamansi are popular, making it a solid spot for a morning coffee run as well as picking up pastries.
Beyond the ensaymada, Mada Bakery Cafe stocks pan de coco, Spanish bread, pandesal, crinkles and savoury items like adotilog and totilog. Several people have picked up boxes of bread or buns to share as pasalubong for family and friends.
It suits a quick stop, with helpful staff and fresh baked goods making it easy to grab something on the go. Given the limited seating, takeaway is the simplest option if you're short on time, though sitting in for coffee and pastries is also available.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 416 857 046
- Address
- 95 Gipps St, Collingwood, Victoria, 3066
How Mada Bakery Cafe Compares
in Collingwood
59 reviews on Google
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 7:30am-3pm
- Tuesday
- 7:30am-3pm
- Wednesday
- 7:30am-3pm
- Thursday
- 7:30am-3pm
- Friday
- 7:30am-3pm
- Saturday
- 8am-2pm
- Sunday
- Closed
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