Humble Bakery

Super delicious, the sausage roll lived up to the hype! Reasonably priced and huge. Loved it.

The best finger bun I’ve ever had was here. The eggplant sandwich is pretty good too. This place feels ok, there isn’t much staff turnover.

Walked past this bakery on our way to the Circular Quay, we couldn’t resist the smell and went back to grab some food. We bought ham and cheese quiche (which my 20 month old boy loved as he ate most of it, mind you he is a picky eater), salami focaccia and a brownie. They’re all so good especially the salami focaccia, I am craving it right now, highly recommend!

I’ve tried Humble before and I wasn’t surprise or impressed by the product, specially the finger bun there was nothing amazing about it. It’s basically a hot cross bun with some icing sugar on top.
but I was walking by the city the other day, and I decide to give it another try and oh my god I’m glad I did. The plain croissant is flaky as, buttery and look at these layers, fruit Danish
Was also amazing are flashing. Glad I did give it a second try.

📍Humble Bakery Circular Quay

The best time to visit the humble bakery would be a few mins before they open! As I had to wait in the rain for 10 mins to be served since it was a busy due to the high demand of easter buns!

There isn’t any parking 🚗 I would recommend catching public transport in, walking distance from the tram 🚊and train 🚉 there is some parking further out.

They don’t have a dine in option which sucked! But it is a place to quickly grab a coffee and a small treat!

I ordered myself a croissant which was $6.50 🥐 and a ham & cheese croissant for $8.50 the prices are high due to the location and prices for ingredients.

Highly recommended for a quick and easy snack! And there pastries and sandwiches are made fresh.

Overall experience is 8/10