Sebby's Scrolls

4.4(147)

2C Acland St, St Kilda, Victoria, 3182

“Melbourne's Original Cinnamon Scrolls.”

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Why Choose Sebby's Scrolls?

Sebby's Scrolls has built a fierce local following around their core cinnamon scroll, soft, fluffy and generously iced without being overly sweet. The focused menu of sweet and savoury scrolls (including vegan and cheese & vegemite options) paired with All Press Espresso coffee makes it a reliable quick stop, though seating is limited and lines are common.

About Sebby's Scrolls

Sebby's Scrolls is a St Kilda bakery built around one thing: the cinnamon scroll. The tagline calls them Melbourne's original cinnamon scrolls, and locals who line up out the front seem happy to agree. The classic is the one people rave about, soft and fluffy all the way through, with generous icing that isn't too sweet.

It's a short, easy menu rather than a wall of choices. Alongside the classic you'll find a handful of sweet and savoury scrolls, with cheesy bites, a vegemite scroll, a pizza scroll and a coffee-flavoured one all getting a mention, plus a rotating special. We've heard the vegan scroll is a little less airy than the original but still well worth ordering, and it's good to see it on offer. Coffee is on the counter too, so a scroll and a flat white or long black is an easy combination.

Everything is takeaway-friendly, and people like that things come out fresh from the oven and that the staff are friendly. It's a popular spot, so expect a queue at busy times, though the line tends to move quickly. Seating is limited, so most people eat standing out the front, and there's a dog-friendly spot while you wait. Parking is reportedly easy, with spaces right opposite.

The business also identifies as women-owned. Sebastian and Annabelle have been cheffing together since 2017, and that shows in the care that goes into each scroll. Check the hours before you head in, as they're closed early in the week.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“Love coming here for their very fresh, soft cinnamon scrolls, the cinnamon flavor really hits! Paired nice with a long black coffee.”

Pastries

“The scrolls are super soft and delicious. Limited seating is something to keep in mind when visiting.”

Service

“I love how they didn't have too many options, there was a selection of like 5 or 6 scrolls, sweet and savoury. made it easy to choose what to get.”

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sebby's Scrolls

: Sebby's Scrolls on Acland Street is built around the cinnamon scroll, with its classic version drawing a loyal following for being soft and fluffy with generous, not-too-sweet icing. It's known locally as one of the favourite spots for a fresh cinnamon scroll, often with a queue out the front, and also serves coffee from All Press Espresso.
: The menu keeps things simple rather than overwhelming, with Classic Cinnamon, Vegan Cinnamon, Cheese & Vegemite, and a Raffaello Scroll, plus a Mini Cinnamon on weekends only. Sweet and savoury options sit side by side, and flavours sometimes rotate, so it's worth asking what's fresh from the oven on the day.
: Yes, Sebby's Scrolls offers a Vegan Cinnamon scroll alongside its classic range. Some who've tried both note the vegan version isn't quite as soft and fluffy as the original but is still enjoyable, making it a solid option for anyone after a plant-based treat.
: Sebby's Scrolls serves coffee using All Press Espresso beans, available in regular and large sizes, plus iced lattes, long blacks, chai, chocolate and mocha, and hot chocolate in milk, white chocolate or Bueno flavours. A long black or flat white alongside a warm cinnamon scroll is a popular combination at this St Kilda shop.
: Seating is limited at the Acland Street store, with many people grabbing a scroll and coffee for takeaway or standing and eating out the front. It's a popular, often busy spot, so if you want to sit down, it pays to check ahead or be ready to enjoy your scroll on the go.