1. A bakery with bagels and bread hanging behind the counter
    Photograph: Jana Langhorst
  2. A veg sandwich cut in half on a silver tray
    Photograph: Supplied
  3. Baguette with proscuitto
    Photograph: Supplied
  4. Sourdough and baguettes on a shelf
    Photograph: Supplied

Baker Bleu

This beloved Melbourne bakery brings its long-fermented loaves, hefty sandwiches and Roman-style pizzas to Sydney
  • Restaurants | Bakeries
  • Double Bay
Melissa Woodley
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Time Out says

Follow your nose down the leafy lanes of Double Bay to Baker Bleu. This stylish pastry studio and sourdough factory is the first Sydney chapter for owners Mike and Mia Russell, who opened the bakery in September 2022. 

From Caulfield to Hawksburn and now Double Bay, Baker Bleu has built quite the following for its 48-hour sourdough, chewy New York-style bagels, cracking sandwiches and seasonal Roman-style pizzas. Save yourself from last night's leftovers and opt for a lunchtime sanga, like the poached chicken with roasted tomato, avocado and green goddess dressing on malted rye, or the Reuben with ham and Dijon mustard on ficelle (thin baguette).

Baker Bleu’s sourdough pizzas are just as tempting and baked fresh in a stone oven with seasonal toppings like hot sopressa salami and Swiss cheese, or potato with garlic cream, potato, parmesan and rosemary. 

If you’re part of the morning rush, then grab a Mecca coffee from the dedicated coffee counter with a signature sourdough chocolatine (pain au chocolat). You can also take home an edible souvenir, such as Baker Bleu’s 100 per cent wholegrain rye loaf, slow-fermented country wheel consisting of 36 sourdough rolls, vegan challah, or any of the premium pantry staples.

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Details

Address
2 Guilfoyle Ave
Double Bay
Sydney
2028
Opening hours:
Daily 7.30am-3pm
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