Big Loaf Factory Bakery

We ordered beed&salad sandwiche, croissant, cinnamon roll and Latte for our breakfast, it was a great day and nice food indeed.

This pie (pictured) went down faster than a curry through a pensioner!! Absolutely F^%# delicious! Defs be back again…

The main parking area and entrance are on Zeta street but it does look more like a factory than a shop. The shop front is on Carrington Street. There is a small parking area off Carrington street but unsure if it is for the bakery. The bakery has no entrance on Carrington street.The front area is quite spacious with lots of outdoor tables and playthings scattered outside. The shop is fairly small and has lots of things you'd expect from a bakery, bread, and other tasty treats. It was also like a deli selling other products like flour and dips. I grabbed a few things to take away since it was raining and I wasn't sure if the place I parked was ok to use.The pie was delicious. I tried the chicken and leek one and it had a great flavor and the pastry was delicious. The cinnamon scroll was also really tasty. The almond croissant was also nice. The bombolini was a bit disappointing since it was a little dry but it had a nice ratio of filling to the doughnut.Overall it was a really nice stop for tasty baked goods. They also have family-sized pies and other foods which would be a really tasty family meal.

The coffee was tasty. It had a good aroma after drinking, not bitter and not sour, well balance. The coffee beans were seemed medium-dark roasted. All passitaries and breads were freshly made in the factory. Certainly, it was an unforgettable food discovery. Cheers!

When you first come here, it’s immediately apparent that they are somehow linked to the phenomenal North Street Store. The selection is quite similar in that sense - and that’s not a bad thing! There’s variety - pies, sandwiches, fresh loaves, pizza slices, sweet baked goods, you name it. There’s actually seating outdoors which means you can enjoy your goods fresh! If you’ve been to north street store then you’ll know how good the quality of food is. Definitely worth a go!

Bring the kids for fun while you enjoy a top-notch bakery and coffee experience. There’s an old Ford long bed truck for the kids to climb, along with an open area for them to run around, a cubby house and Vespa. The coffee is good and there’s a variety of baked goods, sandwiches, etc to choose from. My personal favourite is the cinnamon scroll coupled with a batch brew coffee. This shop will fast become a local institution.

Great sausage rolls. Bread, croissants, etc. are good too and the best you can get in... Australia, probably. But still not great compared to what you can get in France or Japan. Coffee isn't great unfortunately.

beautiful spot with great coffee, best almond croissants across all of Perth!(this is after extensive, waist-expanding testing)

$10 for a kg of pizza dough is incredible! The flavour was amazing, but really appreciate the video on instagram showing how to cut it into individual pizzas