Nouha’s Bakery
122 Station St, Fairfield, Victoria, 3078
“AUTHENTIC MIDDLE EASTERN TREATS AND BAKED GOODS. TRADITION AND OLD SCHOOL HOSPITALITY.”
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Why Choose Nouha’s Bakery?
Known locally for Lebanese pies, pastries and wraps that deliver bold flavours at fair prices, Nouha's Bakery draws queues of regulars to Fairfield who come back for the cheese pie, lamb boats and foldovers. The kitchen and service have earned a strong reputation for friendliness and quality, making it worth the stop whether you're after breakfast, lunch or a takeaway bite.
About Nouha’s Bakery
If you're after a Middle Eastern bakery in Fairfield, Victoria, Nouha's Bakery is the kind of place locals steer you towards. It's the bakery many around here still remember as A1, and the name on the door has changed more than the habits of the people who queue there.
The pies are what it's known for. Cheese pie and spanikopita come up often, along with a thyme (zaatar) and cheese pie that one local recommends without hesitation. The lamb foldovers and lamb boats get plenty of love too, especially with a spoonful of the house tahini, and the falafel is worth a try. It's honest, filling food that travels well if you're eating on the move. People talk about the value, too: lunch here doesn't cost much and you leave full.
There's more than pastry on offer. The bakery has vegetarian choices and usually a few vegan items, plus gluten-free options, and the soy milk behind the coffee is a gluten-free one, which locals appreciate. You can also pick up pantry staples like zaatar and rosewater for cooking at home. Breakfast is a drawcard, with a big cooked plate served in the courtyard out the back, and there's seating out the front as well.
Staff are a big part of why people come back. We hear about friendly service, a bit of laughter drifting from the kitchen, and an owner who's happy to chat. It gets busy, particularly on weekends, but the queue tends to move quickly. The coffee is a mixed bag: some locals rate it, while one found their latte on the bitter, too-hot side, so the food is the better reason to go.
Nouha's does takeaway, delivery, dine-in and catering, and the shop is open seven days, though it's worth confirming the opening times. There's free street parking and a car park, and step-free access to the entrance.
If you only try one thing, make it a pie or a lamb foldover, and ask about the tahini.
Location
What Customers Say on Google
“The sausage roll was the best I have ever had and the pie was a great flavour combo too.”
“Lamb boats and various triangles heavily recommended, especially with house tahini.”
“Terrific Lebanese food at very reasonable prices.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Nouha’s Bakery
Nouha's Bakery, formerly known as A1, is known for its Middle Eastern pies and pastries. The cheese pie, spanakopita and thyme (za'atar) and cheese pie are often recommended, along with lamb boats, meat triangles and falafel. Many locals also rate the sausage roll and the lamb wrap, and the bakery is well regarded for friendly service and good value.
Yes. Nouha's Bakery caters to vegan and gluten-free diets, with vegan empanadas and samosas alongside the regular beef versions, plus gluten free bases for savoury pies. The menu also features Turkish bread, garlic bread, pita, and a range of pastries like spinach and feta triangles and cheese pies.
Nouha's Bakery offers dine-in seating as well as takeaway, delivery and catering, making it handy for a quick bite or for feeding a group. Seating is mostly outdoors at the front of the shop or in the courtyard out back. It's suited to breakfast, lunch or picking up a mix of Middle Eastern pastries and pies for an event.
Yes, Nouha's Bakery serves barista coffee alongside its bakery items, and many locals pair a latte or chai with a pastry for breakfast. It's a popular stop for a quick coffee and a cheese pie, sausage roll or custard donut while exploring Station Street in Fairfield.
Along with its fresh breads, pizzas and pastries, Nouha's Bakery stocks Middle Eastern pantry staples such as za'atar herb and spice mix and rosewater. It's worth asking in-store about current stock if you're after specific Lebanese ingredients alongside your pies and pastries.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 3 9481 0791
- Address
- 122 Station St, Fairfield, Victoria, 3078
How Nouha’s Bakery Compares
in Fairfield
More reviews than 93% of bakeries in Fairfield
Known for Pies: 1 of 6 in Fairfield
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 6:30am-4pm
- Tuesday
- 6:30am-4pm
- Wednesday
- 6:30am-4pm
- Thursday
- 6:30am-4pm
- Friday
- 6:30am-4pm
- Saturday
- 6:30am-4pm
- Sunday
- 6:30am-4pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway, Delivery, Dine-in, In-store pick-up, In-store shopping
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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