Red Bluff Bakery Cafe

4.5(844)

10 Porter St, Kalbarri, Western Australia, 6536

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Services:TakeawayDine-In

Fresh From the OvenKnown for PiesGood ValueFriendly Staff

Known for

WrapsDonutsSausage rollsTakeawayDine-inCoffeeBreakfastWheelchair accessible

Why Choose Red Bluff Bakery Cafe?

Red Bluff Bakery Cafe excels at its dual mastery: excellent pies and baked goods sit alongside an unexpected menu of Vietnamese spring rolls, sushi and rice paper rolls, all executed well and priced fairly. Locals know them for fresh pies, donuts and pastries, backed by friendly service and a welcoming fit-out that makes waiting in the queue part of the experience.

About Red Bluff Bakery Cafe

Red Bluff Bakery Cafe is the kind of bakery in Kalbarri where the cabinet makes you slow down and the queue gives you time to look around. The fit-out has plenty of interesting decor to explore while you wait, and the spread is wide: pies, sausage rolls, wraps, donuts, sweet and savoury pastries, plus hot and cold lunches. We've heard it described as a bakery with an Asian twist, with sushi, Vietnamese spring rolls and rice paper rolls sitting alongside the usual bakery fare. Locals say both sides of the menu are done well.

The pies are what people tend to come back for. Steak with brie and onion jam, and steak and jalapeño, are the ones travellers rave about, with chunky filling and crisp, golden pastry. Things come fresh from the oven, and there's good coffee to go with them. Sweet-tooth regulars mention the cinnamon and caramel scrolls, apple turnovers loaded with cream, and a macadamia slice. The lotus donut is the famous one, though one local found it on the oily side and very sweet, so go in knowing it's a rich treat.

Breakfast is covered too. A brekky wrap packed with meat gets a nod, and the place has been known to keep things moving even when it's busy. Portions run generous, and several people have called it good value, with lunch boxes, toasties and milkshakes on offer as well. You can dine in or take away.

Parking is easy, with free street parking and a free car park, and the entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible. Cards and tap-to-pay are accepted. It's open early every day of the week, but check the hours before you head in.

One visitor left unhappy with the service at the counter, even though the food and coffee were fine. Most of what we hear is warm, from visitors who stopped in more than once during a short stay in town.

For a pie, a coffee and something sweet in Kalbarri, this is an easy stop to make.

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What Customers Say on Google

Bread

“Pies were 10/10 (beef,Brie and onion & chicken and veg) coffee is good and I tried the famous donut, delicious too!”

Pastries

“This place is like a bakery with an Asian twist, so I was sceptical at first thinking one or the other won't be great, but oh my god, they nail both!”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Red Bluff Bakery Cafe

: This Kalbarri bakery is best known for its pies, with the steak, brie and caramelised onion version mentioned again and again. It also turns out sausage rolls, donuts and wraps, and customers rate the lotus donuts and cinnamon scrolls highly. Alongside the usual bakery fare it does sushi, Vietnamese spring rolls and rice paper rolls, so there's plenty of variety for lunch.
: Yes. Breakfast is part of the regular spread, including items like brekky wraps packed with meat, and coffee (flat whites and long blacks get a mention) is served alongside fresh bread, pastries and lunch options. It's a popular stop for early risers wanting something hot to eat before heading out for the day.
: Both options are available. Red Bluff Bakery Cafe offers dine-in seating as well as takeaway, and the fit-out has plenty of decor to look at while you wait in the queue. It also has wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park, plus free street parking and a free car park on site.
: Many visitors describe it as good value, with a wide cabinet spread of pies, sausage rolls, pastries, sushi, spring rolls, cakes and hot and cold lunches. Portions are often described as generous, particularly on items like the seafood basket and pork belly burger. Ask the bakery directly for current pricing.
: The cafe accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments, so tapping your card or phone is straightforward. It's a handy stop in Kalbarri for takeaway pies and pastries or a sit-down breakfast or lunch, with free parking available right outside.