Bridgetown Bakery
100 Hampton St, Bridgetown, Western Australia, 6255

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Why Choose Bridgetown Bakery?
Bridgetown Bakery holds a mixed reputation on the main street, some customers praise the butter chicken pie, sausage rolls and friendly service, while others report inconsistent quality and variable staff friendliness. It's a convenient stop for pies, sausage rolls and donuts with takeaway coffee and breakfast, but it's worth checking the hours before you visit (closed Sundays).
About Bridgetown Bakery
Bridgetown Bakery is the main-street bakery in Bridgetown, Western Australia, and a handy stop for takeaway if you're passing through town. It does the classic Aussie bakery run: pies, sausage rolls, donuts and vanilla slices, with steak pie among the regular orders. Pies are what it's known for around town, and the pricing is generally seen as good value.
It's not only a pie counter. Coffee and breakfast are on offer too, so it suits a morning stop as much as a lunch one. A butter chicken pie and a Nutella slice are available, and hot chips are cooked to order, so expect a wait while they're done.
Service has been described as polite and friendly, and the central location makes it easy to pop in without going out of your way. There's a wheelchair-accessible car park, and you can pay by credit card, debit card or mobile tap.
It can get busy, so earlier is the safer bet if you have your heart set on a particular pie. The bakery is open most days of the week but closed one day, so check the hours before you head in.
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What Customers Say on Google
“Thoroughly enjoyed our delicious butter chicken pie and Nutella slice - both left us wanting more! Hot chips were cooked fresh so we had to wait 8 minutes for which we didn't mind. Service was polite and friendly.”
“The Bacon and cheese sausage roll was absolutely splendid. It has the perfect amount of diced bacon and the mix of great quality cheese…The customer service was amazing none the less and I would highly recommend.”
“Note to self always read reviews before going somewhere. Highly recommended avoiding!!! Customer service was terrible.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Bridgetown Bakery
Bridgetown Bakery, on the main street of Bridgetown, Western Australia, is best known for its pies, including steak, butter chicken and a chunky steak pie. It also does sausage rolls, donuts, vanilla slices and a Nutella slice. Coffee and breakfast are served too, so it works for a morning stop as well as a lunch or takeaway run when passing through town.
Many locals rate it as good value, and it has a reputation around town for its pies specifically. Experiences vary though, with some visitors finding items pricey for what they got, so it is worth going in with reasonable expectations, especially at busy times.
Yes. The bakery offers a wheelchair-accessible car park and accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments like tap-and-go, so you can pay however suits you when grabbing a pie or coffee on the go.
Yes, coffee and breakfast are both on offer alongside the usual bakery items, making it a suitable stop whether you are after an early bite or a lunchtime pie while passing through Bridgetown.
Local word of mouth on service is mixed. Some visitors describe staff as friendly and polite, particularly when ordering fresh items like hot chips or a roll, while others have found service slow or less attentive during busy periods. It is best to check the hours before visiting, as wait times can vary.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 8 9761 1194
- Address
- 100 Hampton St, Bridgetown, Western Australia, 6255
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 7am-4pm
- Tuesday
- 7am-4pm
- Wednesday
- 7am-4pm
- Thursday
- 7am-4pm
- Friday
- 7am-4pm
- Saturday
- 7am-4pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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