Albany Bakehouse
shop 20/160 Chester Pass Rd, Lange, Western Australia, 6330

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Why Choose Albany Bakehouse?
Albany Bakehouse is known locally for pies, sausage rolls and sweet treats that deliver on flavour and texture. Their custom cake orders and pastries, from almond croissants to donuts with limited-edition flavours, attract regular customers, and the shop offers good value alongside a welcoming service. Free parking and wheelchair accessibility make it a straightforward visit.
About Albany Bakehouse
If you're after a bakery in Lange, Western Australia, Albany Bakehouse is a handy stop for pies, sausage rolls and sweet treats. Pies are what the place is known for, and the sausage rolls get plenty of love too, with one local praising a cheese and bacon version for its moist filling and crunchy pastry. Donuts come up often, including limited-edition flavours, and a jam donut gets a happy mention. Pastries are a drawcard as well, from a big, not-too-sweet almond croissant to a vanilla slice one regular thought the best they'd ever tasted.
Beyond the counter, they take custom cake orders, and one local had their wedding cake made here. One person found a birthday mud cake lighter than hoped, so it pays to be clear about what you want when you order.
There's takeaway, plus dine-in with coffee and a cafe-style menu if you'd rather sit down. Locals call the staff friendly and the prices good value, and the kids' bread for lunchboxes gets a nod. The cafe side draws mixed opinions, so the baked goods are the safer bet.
Access is straightforward, with free parking, a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance and seating, and card and mobile payments accepted. Hours run through the week, including weekends, but check before you head in if you're after something specific.
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What Customers Say on Google
“Had the cheese and bacon sausage roll and enjoyed the flavour, it was moist and pastry was crunchy.”
“I can't comment on the cafe next door, just the bakery Pies, Bread and sweet items which are most excellent and highly recommended.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Albany Bakehouse
Albany Bakehouse is best known for its pies, along with sausage rolls that regularly get praised, including a cheese and bacon version with a moist filling and crunchy pastry. The almond croissant is popular too, described as big and not too sweet, and a jam donut and vanilla slice come up often as favourites among regulars.
Yes, Albany Bakehouse takes custom cake orders, including wedding cakes, and one customer specifically praised the bakery for handling their wedding cake order. As with any custom order, it's best to contact the bakery directly to discuss design, flavour and lead time.
Yes, gluten-free pies and sausage rolls have been mentioned by customers as tasty options at Albany Bakehouse, so those after a GF bite at this Lange bakery have a choice beyond the standard pastry case.
Both. Albany Bakehouse offers dine-in and takeaway, plus coffee to go with your pie or pastry. The space has wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance and seating, a free car park, and accepts credit, debit and contactless payments, making it an easy stop whether you're eating in or grabbing something on the go.
Donuts are a highlight, including limited-edition flavours and a well-liked jam donut, alongside a vanilla slice one regular called the best they'd tried. The almond croissant also gets regular mentions for being generously sized without being overly sweet.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 8 9847 4811
- Address
- shop 20/160 Chester Pass Rd, Lange, Western Australia, 6330
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 8am-5pm
- Tuesday
- 8am-5pm
- Wednesday
- 8am-5pm
- Thursday
- 8am-5pm
- Friday
- 8am-5pm
- Saturday
- 8am-3pm
- Sunday
- 10am-3pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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