Pie&Co Bakehouse - AUSTRAL

A standard beef pie for $19. No frills....nothing. Just an average pie. They're allowed to charge what they want. I'm now aware to eat elsewhere. read more A standard beef pie for $19. No frills....nothing. Just an average pie. They're allowed to charge what they want. I'm now aware to eat elsewhere.

I go here on an almost daily basis. Wouldn't get coffee anywhere else. They have a large selection of pastries pies and sausage rolls. Check it out!!! read more I go here on an almost daily basis. Wouldn't get coffee anywhere else. They have a large selection of pastries pies and sausage rolls. Check it out!!!

Stopped in to take the hunger away, went in, nothing much on order, waited for service (i was the only one in there) the service didn't know what was what. I se... read more Stopped in to take the hunger away, went in, nothing much on order, waited for service (i was the only one in there) the service didn't know what was what. I settled on a sussage role (i was wanting a pie)

In my opinion, the bakery on 15th Avenue, located next to the Italian butcher shop and mower shop, is one of the best in the area. I'm not sure why someone ment... read more In my opinion, the bakery on 15th Avenue, located next to the Italian butcher shop and mower shop, is one of the best in the area. I'm not sure why someone mentioned that a pie costs $19, as from what I remember they are around $6.50 each, or about $8 for a variety of flavors when purchased early in the day. Personally, I prefer the pastries at the bakery on Camden Main Street and the cakes at the butcher shop in Casula Shopping Center. However, everyone has their own preferences. I take my desserts seriously, so I decided to order a frozen crimp and heeled top from Tasmania.

I paid $19 for a beef patty that was simply okay, not even fried. It was not worth it. I will be dining elsewhere from now on. read more I paid $19 for a beef patty that was simply okay, not even fried. It was not worth it. I will be dining elsewhere from now on.