15+ places to get a cracking good hot pie or sausage roll in Canberra
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It’s the pie-fect (sorry) lunch option on an autumn day.
Get saucy (or not) with some delicious pies in Canberra – including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. You’re welcome.
Cakery Bakery (Erindale)
Particularly known for its cheese & bacon beef pie, those on the southside are in for a (hot) treat here. Other highlights on the menu include the onion beef pie, the chicken and vegetable pie and (of course) a classic sausage roll.
Erindale Shopping Centre, 68 Comrie Street, Wanniassa | facebook.com/erindalecakerybakery
Evoke Bakery (Curtin)
Freshly baked and straight out of the oven, Evoke Bakery in Curtin’s pies and sausage rolls have a cult-like status amongst the locals. From lamb and rosemary to cheese and bacon, they’re big, they’re hot and delicious.
Curtin Shops, 2/44 Curtin Place, Curtin | facebook.com/p/Evoke-Bakery
Griffith Butchery (Griffith)
Did someone say family-sized beef pie? Made from scratch with meat directly from Griffith Butchery as well as fresh vegetables, and herbs, the pies here make a truly tasty and hearty meal. And with options like lamb curry or beef, bacon and cheese, there are plenty of options for when you’re craving a hot treat. And they also have sausage rolls!
10 Barker Street Griffith | griffithbutchery.com
Danny’s Bakery (Narrabundah)
Tucked away at the Narrabundah shops, you might not know that the oldest and first sourdough bakery in Canberra also makes pies and sausage rolls in-house. Keep an eye out for the potato steak pie with bacon, which occasionally graces the menu.
6 Iluka Street, Narrabundah | dannysbakery.com
Coyote Catering Café (Fyshwick)
Perfect for gluten-free pie lovers who haven’t had a pastry fix in a while, during the cooler months Coyote Catering usually has delicious options that include a smokey pulled beef pie and a curry chicken pie. Keep an eye out, call to order and run, don’t walk.
1/8 Gladstone Street, Fyshwick | coyotecatering.com
Sonoma Bakery (City)
Sonoma Bakery may be home to some of the best bread in Canberra, but did you know it also has pies and sausage rolls? With pork sausage rolls, and beer-braised chicken leek and potato pie on the menu (along with seasonal options), it’s the perfect cosy treat.
1/21 Lonsdale Street, Canberra| sonoma.com
Origin Bake (City)
At this Egyptian-crafted bakery and café by Eighty Twenty, you’ll find golden, flaky spinach and feta rolls and more tasty treats. Only open during the week…lunch run, anyone?
3/35 Childers Street, City | originbake.com.au
Elaine’s Gourmet Pie Café (Dickson)
You haven’t had a pie until you’ve been to Elaine’s. Hand making gourmet pies daily, delicious chunks are guaranteed to melt in your mouth. Choose from flavours like chunky steak & curry, bacon & shallots, Mexican pie and more.
48 Dickson Place, Dickson | elainesgourmetpies.com.au
Bakehouse (Ainslie)
An independent farm-gate-style bakery, Bakehouse has everything you need to put a smile on your face, including the perfect hangover pie —“The Mongrel”—which combines a secret-recipe spicy mince with layers of bacon, tomato, and egg.
Shop 1, 5 Edgar Street, Ainslie | facebook.com/bakehousecanberra
Sweet Bones Bakery and Café (Scullin)
From chickpea curry pies to tofu and pumpkin sausage rolls, Sweet Bones in Scullin is selling some mouthwatering vegan options. Baked fresh daily, served warm. You just might want to call ahead to make sure they have some in stock, because as temperatures drop they’ll be selling like…well, they’re hot.
Scullin Shops, 3 Scullin Place, Scullin | sweetbonescompany.com
Butters Patisserie (Amaroo)
Perfect for pie weather (or any weather really) Butters Patisserie in Amaroo makes everything in-house. A must-try for anyone living on the north side, you can even order a coffee to make your autumn-weather treat extra special.
3/11 Pioneer Street, Amaroo | @butterspatisserie
Oscar’s Bakery Café (Bruce and Weetangera)
Full of juicy flavour that’s not too overpowering, Oscar’s has range of hot treats to sink your teeth into, including all of the classics. But a real highlight? The butter chicken pies – thank us later.
7 Telita Street Bruce and 4 Weetangera Place, Weetangera | oscarsbakerycafe.com.au
Sweet Business Healthy Living (Belconnen)
Because gluten-free foodies don’t need to miss out on hot pastries. Made with keto, gluten-free and sugar-free pastry and filled with whole food ingredients, you won’t even be able to taste the difference.
10 Market Street, Belconnen | sweetbusinesshealthyliving.com.au
Wildflour (Fyshwick, Kingston, Weston and Jamison)
At Wildflour, they have a range of signature pies and sausage rolls available, hot and ready to eat. With choices that include a chorizo sausage roll and a chilli beef pie, they’re best enjoyed on a cold morning alongside a hot coffee.
Various locations | wildflour.com.au
Three Mills Bakery (Fyshwick, Woden, Majura and Belconnen)
If you like your beef boujee then you need to try the artisan pies from Three Mills Bakery.
With options like beef slow-cooked in red wine and rosemary or tender chicken pieces in a leek and riesling sauce, both topped with Pepe Saya butter puff pastry, these are not your ordinary baked goods.
But that’s not even the best part—you can buy Bake At Home packs for when you’re too lazy to leave the house.
Various locations | threemillsbakery.com
Little Sutton Bakehouse (Sutton)
It may be a little way out of town, but if you’re on the road a freshly baked pie from this bakery might just be what you need. Stop at Little Sutton Bakehouse for some freshly baked pepper steak pies, creamy chicken and mushroom pies and more…
They even have gluten-free options available!
1 Victoria Street, Sutton | littlesutton.com.au
Feature image: Little Sutton Bakehouse via Facebook.
