Sarah Patisseries

Not happy at all, ordered a specific cake, paid good money and got the complete opposite colour to what was explained. May as well have said, just do what ever style you want. People just don't listen or maybe don't take notes, when something is explained thoroughly. Won't be back here for another cake, it's disappointing as it is for a special occasion. I have tried calling the store and the phone just rings out. Edit - Went into the store and they couldn't care less, actually tried saying we got it wrong.. The first pic is what we received, second is what was explained and ordered, showed these exact photos and explained thoroughly. Absolutely shocking, will never go back and will never recommend.

Thank you Lizzy, for your friendly service. You have exceptional people skills and your level of professionalism is beyond reproach.

The Sausage Rolls are absolutely DELICIOUS and will always order them, however..... ••AVOID•• the Honey Chicken for $9 Two if us tried it & it's awful. The Chicken tasted funny and flavour was lacking. We ate one piece each out of the serving we got & spat it out into the bin.

Staff are always friendly. Very popular. Not expensive. Old fashion wholesome feel. Eat in or takeaway. Coffee Tea milkshakes pies etc sandwiches cakes the usual array of takeaway cafe style. Chips/gravy seems popular. Also has cheap 'seconds' baked goods. Why didnt I give it 5 stars - it can get a bit busy. Lol

One of the best patteseries and cafe I've been to.the staff are all amazing and super friendly,and food and cakes are super delicious 😋.they make the best coffee ☕ in town.

the pre packaged food is always good quality & great value. vegetarian friendly options! we often get the sausage rolls & pies. chips are really good too 😋

Ordered the $7 pho, takeaway. There was a conversation amongst the staff in Vietnamese that went along the lines of ‘Is she (me) real Viet…?’ which in hindsight should have prepared me for what I was about to receive but much to my absolute shock I received a takeaway container in which they’d dumped the contents of an instant noodle bowl pack with stock powder (which I could have gotten for $3.50 or so from the Asian fruit and veg shop across the way or even Woolworths), topped with a skimpy amount of old chopped coriander and a few slices of overcooked, flavourless boiled meat. The picture they use is certainly grounds to claim false advertising. If I didn’t laugh myself silly at this I would have been livid that a business had the gall to do this.