Jack's Bakery

4.4(183)

7/4-10 Old Coast Rd, Halls Head, Western Australia, 6210

“Specialist in traditional baked goods with a twist”

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Services:Sourdough BreadTakeawayDine-In

Known for SourdoughKnown for PiesGood ValueFriendly Staff

Known for

Sausage rollsCheese and bacon sausage rollVanilla sliceTakeawayDine-inIn-store pick-upCoffeeBreakfast

Why Choose Jack's Bakery?

Jack's Bakery has built a strong local following for hearty, generously filled pies with crisp pastry, plus a solid sourdough range and well-made sausage rolls. The staff are consistently praised for their friendliness, and the combination of takeaway, dine-in seating and good coffee makes it a reliable spot to grab something fresh and warm.

About Jack's Bakery

Jack's Bakery is an independent bakery in Halls Head that has been baking since 1980, and the tagline, traditional baked goods with a twist, suits the cabinet well. Everything is handmade and baked on-site, and they serve both walk-in customers and wholesale accounts.

Pies are what most people bring up. Locals talk about the size of them, thick and full of chunky steak with plenty of gravy, and the breakfast pie with an egg baked inside gets a good word. We've also heard that the mushroom pie has flaky pastry, so maybe don't eat it in the car. Opinion isn't unanimous, as one person found a steak and cheese pie underwhelming and another thought a steak, bacon and cheese version was light on filling, but one customer who came back after a disappointing first visit was won over by the chunky steak.

The sausage rolls are the other big drawcard, especially the cheese and bacon, with one man saying he judges bakeries on their sausage rolls and this one passed. Sourdough has a following too, with loaves like German rye and olive herb, plus custard tarts, vanilla slices and ham and cheese croissants for something sweeter or lighter. There's good coffee to go with it all, and breakfast is on offer.

You can eat in, take away or pick up in store, and the staff get a lot of friendly mentions. People call them polite, attentive and helpful, and those who stop in whenever they're passing say the welcome is part of why they come back. Prices are seen as fair for what you get.

There's a free car park, and the car park and entrance are wheelchair accessible. Cards and mobile payments are accepted. Doors open early every day, but the pies and sausage rolls can sell out, and one customer missed their first three choices by arriving late, so earlier is safer. Check the hours before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“Pies are big and thick. My jaw genuinely dropped when I had seen the size. Definitely worth the price and beats any other pies in the area.. and thats saying something. The breakfast pie is amazing, the egg inside of it tops it off.”

Bread

“Lovely Coffee and fantastic Sausage Rolls. Freshly baked awesome various sour dough loaves... German Rye, Olive Herb and heaps more.”

Staff

“Staff are very pleasant and friendly. Good experience.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Jack's Bakery

: Jack's Bakery is best known for its pies, especially the chunky steak pie loaded with gravy and the breakfast pie with an egg baked inside. The mushroom and beef pie also gets praised, though locals warn its flaky pastry can be messy to eat in the car. Sausage rolls, including the cheese and bacon version, and the vanilla slice are also popular.
: Yes, sourdough is a specialty here. Locals mention a range of freshly baked sourdough loaves including German Rye and Olive Herb, alongside their traditional olive sourdough. Everything is handmade and baked on-site, which keeps the cabinet stocked with a good variety of traditional baked goods throughout the day.
: Yes, Jack's Bakery offers both dine-in and takeaway, plus in-store pick-up and shopping. There's coffee and breakfast on the menu too, so it suits a quick bite on the go or a relaxed sit-down with a coffee. The car park and entrance are wheelchair-accessible, and free parking is available on site.
: Most people find the pies good value given their size, thick with meat and gravy, though a couple of customers have felt pricing ran high for what they got. It's worth asking in-store about current pricing, but the general local view is that the generous pie portions justify the cost.
: The staff are consistently described as friendly, polite and attentive, with several customers mentioning being warmly greeted and well looked after during their visit. This friendly service, combined with the quality of the sausage rolls, pies and coffee, is a big part of why locals keep coming back to this Halls Head bakery.