Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Macedon

"A transformed warehouse space, Bread in Common has style in spades. The open kitchen is proudly on display so you can watch chefs hard at work as they bake, cure, prepare and cook everything from loaves of bread, bakery treats and waffles through to smoked brisket and tomato preserves. The menu here is simple but sensational."

"The warehouse interior and friendly atmosphere of Bread in Common makes it one of the spots you are guaranteed to get the best brunch in Perth. With long communal tables, this café encourages community and friendship over a shared meal. Their speciality is bread, and they make a great organic sourdough!"

"After dipping their toes into the inner-city with a pop-up shop inside a shipping container, this Perth institution has established itself in the CBD at the bottom of the QV1 building on St Georges Terrace. Mary Street Bakery have brought their famous doughnuts and pastries with them, as well as specialty coffee courtesy of their roastery Offshoot. You find other Perth locations at Highgate, West Leederville and down the road in Allendale Square."

"This bakehouse began on the corner of Mary Street and Beaufort Street in Highgate, but has grown into a city-wide empire spanning Allendale Square, City Beach, QV1 and West Leederville. The house-made bread and doughnuts are only half the story – the cosmopolitan brunch menu makes the original space one of Perth’s most popular cafés. “Mary Street Bakery is a giant – they’ve excelled in their field, that’s for sure,” Atwell says."

"Text your orders ahead for full ala carte, coffee, bread and sweet treats, and you can create a feast within your own home with some of your fave items. Numbers and menus for each location are below, and these guys are also offering a hospo coffee special with discounts to those in the industry when you show your payslip."

"Established in 1925, Culley’s has been serving Fremantle and suburbs with the takeaway, dine-in, wholesale and catering ever since. And sticking to West Australian, it serves pies, sandwiches, rolls, cakes, burgers etc.  Traditional horseshoe rolls, slow-baked pies with melt-in-the-mouth pastry, cakes and barista-made coffee are some of its specialities. Address: 116, High Street, Fremantle, WA 6160"

"Running over 4 generations, with a history spanning over 80 years, Culley’s Tea Rooms is just about as authentically Fremantle as you can get. Home of award winning pies, daily baked breads and fresh ..."

"If you have an appreciation for cosy courtyards and all-day brunch menus, don’t look past this Freo classic. Crafted around sustainably grown local produce and seasonal foods, this homestyle menu is designed to make everyone feel satisfied. Australian ingredients like lemon myrtle, WA-sourced meats and even extra virgin oil make appearances on the delicious menu."

"At Moore & Moore, expect to find food that will make you feel good, every day of the week. Nestled on Henry Street in the historic West End of Fremantle, this rustic café shares a space with Moores Co..."

"There’s nothing like hot BBQ delivered to your door.Get 10% off for pick up via phone order when you call Side Door BBQ on 6162 3610. Everything on the menu is available for takeaway, or you can continue getting delivery via UberEATS and Deliveroo."

"Does comfort eating get much more comforting than an oozy mac and cheese?. If you agree with this sentiment Side Door BBQ have this for takeaway, plus all of your smokey favourites from wings to ribs, for 20% off if you pick your order up."

"The Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) Education and Heritage Centre is located in the original Perth Central Fire Station. Now refurbished, the old station characterises both past and present emergency services’ through displays dedicated to the history of Western Australian (WA) fire services and a natural hazards and disasters education gallery. The centre is open to the public and offers an interactive, interesting and fun experience for schools, tourists, families and community groups."

"Given that the Perth Hills just went through one of the most devastating bushfire disasters in recent memory, these coming school holidays seem like a great time to help your kids learn about what the Department of Fire & Emergency Services (DFES) do. The DFES Education & Heritage Centre is located within the original Perth Central Fire Station on Murray Street, and documents Perth’s extensive emergency service history. A must-visit for any budding firefighter, and who wasn’t as a kid?"

"Visitors with kids — or visitors who themselves are still just big kids at heart — absolutely must include this not-for-profit science and technology museum on their Perth itinerary. For three decades now, Scitech has been thrilling nerds with its rotating program of interactive exhibits, live shows, lab workshops and cutting-edge planetarium. City West Centre, Sutherland St & Railway Street, Perth WA 6005, +61 8 9215 0700"

"There’s a bunch of school holiday regulars we imagine most families roll through at least a couple of times a year. Places like The Zoo, AQWA, Adventure World and so on, but in terms of value for money it’s hard to go past Scitech. Passes for kids under the age of 17 are only $12, and while adults are $19 (cheaper concession), you can get great family deals that push it way down."

"Located on Bathers Beach, Kidogo Arthouse is located in a heritage listed 1884 building. Originally the Old Kerosene Store on Bathers Beach, it is now used for special events and art exhibitions. On the western side is a magical spot to sit and watch the sun go down with panoramic views of the Indian Ocean."