Information about Silo Bakery
| Name | Silo Bakery |
| The Address | 36 Giles St, Kingston ACT 2604, Australia |
| Rating | 4.4 |
| Rated count | 434 |
| Phone number | (02) 6260 6060 |
| Price level | 2 |
| Website | http://www.silobakery.com.au/ |
| working hours | Monday: Closed Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM Thursday: Closed Friday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM Saturday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM Sunday: Closed |
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Always great! As spring comes around and we’re venturing outside more, sitting outside for lunch at Silo is enjoyable. The french toast with prosecco jelly is so tasty, and the mushrooms on toast with a poached egg and gruyere is great. Pairing those with campari and orange juice that’s freshly squeezed was a nice treat. But never pass up the opportunity to get a coffee and pastry! They always hit it out of the park.
Good little bakery in a small town.
FOOD: They don’t really offer gluten free options aside from toast and a biscuit, both of which were terrible. Similar to gf things when they first came out, a decade+ ago. Definitely the worst gluten free food I’ve had in many years.
Otherwise they do have a broad selection of sweets in the front counter: many of which do look really nice. Some of our dishes were hit and miss in flavour.
STAFF: Lovely and attentive, especially given how cramped the place is. You constantly hear them trying to get through the tables and chairs and people at the front.
DECOR: Simple, clean, modern lines, lacking character overall, which isn’t necessarily bad. Only suitable for individuals up to 4 people mostly though. Not really suitable for kids or those in wheelchairs during busy times. They have blankets which is a super nice touch. The back hallway has had chairs put in to try and accommodate more people. It’s squishy and looks like a hallway. OVERALL: With street parking out the front, and warm inviting staff, it looks like they’re trying, so overall still a solid: good. Definitely a lovely little place to take a friend to for a pastry or take away sweet. I suspect this (versus the meals) is where they shine and would be 5/5.
FOOD: They don’t really offer gluten free options aside from toast and a biscuit, both of which were terrible. Similar to gf things when they first came out, a decade+ ago. Definitely the worst gluten free food I’ve had in many years.
Otherwise they do have a broad selection of sweets in the front counter: many of which do look really nice. Some of our dishes were hit and miss in flavour.
STAFF: Lovely and attentive, especially given how cramped the place is. You constantly hear them trying to get through the tables and chairs and people at the front.
DECOR: Simple, clean, modern lines, lacking character overall, which isn’t necessarily bad. Only suitable for individuals up to 4 people mostly though. Not really suitable for kids or those in wheelchairs during busy times. They have blankets which is a super nice touch. The back hallway has had chairs put in to try and accommodate more people. It’s squishy and looks like a hallway. OVERALL: With street parking out the front, and warm inviting staff, it looks like they’re trying, so overall still a solid: good. Definitely a lovely little place to take a friend to for a pastry or take away sweet. I suspect this (versus the meals) is where they shine and would be 5/5.
Quite a busy bakery as it was a day prior to the Easter holidays. Picked up some hot cross buns which were yummy, lemon meringue tart was nice but bit on the sweeter side & the crust was a bit soggy to our liking
Silo Sourdough was nice & coffee was strong.
Service by the young gentleman was very friendly & down to earth. Could use some brighter lighting indoors as it was hard to check out what was on display.
Silo Sourdough was nice & coffee was strong.
Service by the young gentleman was very friendly & down to earth. Could use some brighter lighting indoors as it was hard to check out what was on display.
One of the best bakeries in Canberra. Staff are attentive and friendly, pastries are divine and the sourdough is fresh and perfectly baked
As a french person, I can definitely tell you that this cafe/bakery sells the best bread in Canberra. I also went there for breakfast and the food was absolutely delicious, very tasty and fresh. I couldn’t stop recommending this place to anyone who is looking after authentic and quality food.
