Afghan Bread
250 Hampshire Rd, Sunshine, Victoria, 3020

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Why Choose Afghan Bread?
Afghan Bread specialises in traditional Afghan flatbreads, lavash, round bread and bolani, all made fresh daily and available for takeaway. The bread is consistently praised for its warmth and quality, and the spinach and cheese bolani draws particular interest. Staff are friendly and the prices are fair.
About Afghan Bread
Afghan Bread is a bakery in Sunshine, Victoria, built around traditional Afghan flatbreads, and locals mention the bread often. Locals tell you the bread is fresh and warm, with a good taste and a texture that reminds some of Turkish tandoori bread and lavash. You can pick up round bread and lavash, and there's talk of ordering barbari as well. It's takeaway only, so grab a bag and go.
The bolani is the other thing people bring up, especially the spinach and cheese version and the potato and spinach one. One visitor walked past, tried the spinach cheese bolani and said they'd be back. It's also a handy place to stock up when you're bringing something to share: one local took a couple of breads to a morning tea and came away with plenty of compliments.
Value gets a nod too, with people calling the prices a good deal for what you get. The staff come across as friendly, and the word is that the team behind the counter will often hand you something freshly baked and packed. It's described as a family business with warm, welcoming people. We've heard a few grumbles about service and about bolani not always being available, so if you've got your heart set on it, a quick call first is sensible.
The shop is open daily, so check the hours before you head in. There's a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park, and you can pay by card or tap.
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What Customers Say on Google
“Got bag of fresh bread. Good taste and freshness.”
“Amazing bread ! Always get some when in Sunshine ! Ladies always give me freshly baked and packed bread so I really don’t understand how some people call them rude or arrogant!”
“walked past just now and tried the spinach cheese bolani. Amazing.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Afghan Bread
Afghan Bread specialises in traditional Afghan flatbreads, with locals praising the fresh, warm round bread and lavash. Many compare the texture and taste to Turkish tandoori bread. It's a takeaway-only bakery, so you grab your order and go rather than sitting in.
Bolani is a big drawcard here, especially the spinach and cheese version and the potato and spinach one. Several visitors mention trying the bolani on a whim and coming back for more. Since one local notes an item being unavailable on a particular visit, it's worth calling ahead if you're making a special trip for it.
Yes, alongside their round bread and lavash, Afghan Bread also takes orders for barbari. It's a traditional Afghan bakery where the bread is baked fresh, and locals often pick up a mix of round bread, lavash and barbari in one visit.
The bakery offers wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance, and accepts debit cards and NFC mobile payments alongside cash. It's a straightforward takeaway setup, so you can pop in, pay easily and head out with your fresh bread.
Many locals mention the bread is good value and tasty, with fresh loaves often highlighted in reviews. One shopper even found their bread stayed fresh for a good while when refrigerated. As pricing isn't published, it's best to ask in person when you visit.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 3 7001 7505
- Address
- 250 Hampshire Rd, Sunshine, Victoria, 3020
How Afghan Bread Compares
in Sunshine
39 reviews on Google
Fresh From the Oven: 1 of 5 in Sunshine
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 6am-7pm
- Tuesday
- 6am-7pm
- Wednesday
- 6am-7pm
- Thursday
- 6am-7pm
- Friday
- 6am-7pm
- Saturday
- 6am-7pm
- Sunday
- 6am-7pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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