Browns British Bakehouse
44 Baltimore Parade, Merriwa, Western Australia, 6030

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Why Choose Browns British Bakehouse?
Browns British Bakehouse has built a loyal following for its pies and sausage rolls that remind British expats of home, much like the standards you'd find at UK bakeries such as Greggs. The pork pies are known for crisp pastry and proper seasoning, and the coffee is worth the visit. Takeaway makes it convenient for a quick grab, and the shop is wheelchair accessible with ample free parking.
About Browns British Bakehouse
Browns British Bakehouse in Merriwa is the kind of bakery a customer has driven across the northern suburbs for, mostly on the strength of its pork pies. Expats find they're close to a proper British pie, with crisp pastry and a well-seasoned filling of real pork chunks. We've heard one Brit rank them alongside the best he'd had back home.
The pies are only part of it. The sausage rolls get a lot of love, with several locals comparing them to the ones from Greggs back in the UK, and the steak bake, pasties and Scotch eggs also mentioned. Cronuts and Battenberg cake round out the cabinet for anyone with a sweet tooth. They do takeaway, plus coffee and breakfast, so it works for a morning stop as well as a pie run.
Prices are generally seen as fair for the quality. One person felt a sausage roll was light on filling for the price, and another found a pasty a bit dried out after sitting in the warmer around midday. Most of the talk is warmly positive, and the helpful staff get a mention too.
There's free parking out the front and a wheelchair-accessible entrance, and they take cards and tap payments. Check the hours before you head in, as weekends run shorter than weekdays.
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What Customers Say on Google
“The pork pies would have to be as good as any you buy in the UK.”
“Best sausage roll I have had since moving from England to WA, tastes almost identical to Gregg's, will be back again!”
“The coffee here is genuinely excellent, rich, flavorful, and always hits the spot.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Browns British Bakehouse
Browns British Bakehouse is best known for its pork pies, with crisp pastry and a well-seasoned filling of real pork chunks that expats often compare to the ones they grew up with in the UK. The sausage rolls, pasties, steak bake and Scotch eggs are also popular, and several customers travel across Perth's northern suburbs just to visit.
Yes, the pie cabinet features proper British-style savouries including pork pies, steak pies, sausage rolls, pasties and Scotch eggs, alongside sweeter options like cronuts and Battenberg cake. Many British expats in the area say the flavours and pastry are very close to what they'd find back home.
Yes, alongside its savoury pies and pastries, Browns British Bakehouse serves coffee and breakfast items. Visitors have described the coffee as rich and flavourful, making it a pleasant spot to stop in on a weekend as well as for a quick takeaway pie.
The bakery offers takeaway service with a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, making it easy to visit for a quick bite. It accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments, and there's free street parking as well as a free car park on site.
Many customers think so, with locals and expats alike saying they've driven well out of their way, some up to 40 minutes, specifically for the pork pies and sausage rolls. It's well regarded locally for good value and a welcoming team, though it pays to check the hours before heading over.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 8 9309 4505
- Address
- 44 Baltimore Parade, Merriwa, Western Australia, 6030
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 7am-3pm
- Tuesday
- 7am-3pm
- Wednesday
- 7am-3pm
- Thursday
- 7am-3pm
- Friday
- 7am-3pm
- Saturday
- 8am-1pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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