Australian Bakery Cafe Llc
(404) 653-0100
463 Flat Shoals Ave SE
Atlanta,
GA
30316
33.7414
-84.3468
Neighborhoods: Eastside, Eastside, East Atlanta
Reviews & Ratings for Australian Bakery Cafe Llc
4 reviews
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Best candy and meat pies!!
by atlantaree
September 01, 2006
You can't go wrong here! The meat pies are awesome and so are the lamingtons. The best stuff is the candy. You have to try the "Tim Tams" and "freddo frogs." The Australian Bakery in Marietta is also great!
- Pros: great food
- Cons: candy is a little pricey since it is imported.
I pity the fool who doesn't like the meat pies!
by chriskerr
January 09, 2006
I don't know what the other reviewer was smoking but my pie and sausage roll wasn't nuked or soggy! It was the best I've ever tasted. A true joy in Atlanta!
Slow and overrated
by ratmonkey
March 28, 2005
I'm not sure why we had to wait half an hour for the staff at Australian Bakery to microwave a pie, but it wasn't worth it. The pies may well be tasty fresh out of the oven, but reheating in the microwave left the pastry soggy, the outside scaldingly hot and the inside still cold.
Inviting storefront bakery lures customers Down Under with addictive meat pies and sweet treats.
by Contributor
January 30, 2004
In Short
With a chirpy "G'day ladies and mates," you are greeted by the smiling, ruddy-faced owner and his cohorts. The decor is bare bones, save for the photomural of the Sydney Opera House and some Olympic paraphernalia, but the vibe is so amiable, you'll want to linger. Order at the counter, admire the pastry case and grab a seat near the windows overlooking the East Atlanta streets. Forget pot pies, these meat pies are addictive. Of the dozen or so, the savory steak and kidney with poppy-seed crust takes top prize; the curry lamb, a close second. Save room the sweets. Sherry-kissed, spicy fruit mince is loaded with currants and raisins. Bar-like cherry ripe slice looks like Neapolitan ice cream with its cherry, coconut and chocolate layers. The lamington, a springy sponge cake dipped in chocolate and covered with finely shredded coconut, is a true delight.
