Best Cake Places in Brisbane City

"You know them for their brownies, but don’t forget the staples!. F+C’s croissants are the perfect ratio of soft:crispy, buttery:flaky, and frankly, we can’t get enough (though we do always pick up a brownie on our visit, too)."

"Drop into the cute kiosk in Brisbane’s CBD or visit the tiny I Heart Brownies Fortitude Valley factory where the baking brownies makes chocolate lovers go weak at the knees. With a dozen different varieties, including cherry coconut, triple chocolate, and peanut butter chip, your first visit probably won’t be your last. Even better, the I Heart Brownies kitchen is entirely gluten-free."

"This is a niche store that aims to make the perfect brownie. It offers its customers a range of delicious brownies in 12 different flavors. These include the Dairy-Free Chocolate, Raspberry, and Vegan, and their platinum range which consists of the Nutella and Salted Caramel."

"After taking a sabbatical from butter, eggs and flour, Brisbane’s dessert doyenne Jocelyn Hancock returned to the city’s sweet treats scene with Cake & Bake. Given the store’s West End location, it seems only fitting the brownies are a little bit hippie with swirls of halva and Tahini, but this only makes you love them more. There is a menu featuring desserts such as light-as-a-feather Paris Brest and a honey soaked and toasted almost slice or you can ogle the glass cabinet and take home a treat."

"It’s hard not to get sidetracked in a bakery that so effortlessly does it all (we’re talking preserves, pastries, and irresistible counter treats), but keep your eye on the prize, because Cake & Bake’s display cabinet is chock-a-block with masterfully-crafted cakes. Take our word for it: nothing will win more brownie points than a dense chocolate and hazelnut cake sprinkled with dried rose petals."

"Cake & Bake presents the best of Brisbane in a take-home offering, using produce sourced from Jocelyn Hancock (the owner of Cake and Bake)’s childhood home of Braeside, as well as a network of local farmers. Her new shop showcases an ongoing commitment to quality, care and attention to detail with fantastically looking and tasty cakes."

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"This house of fun serves magic in flowery and flavoursome cakes, finished in their signature Swiss meringue buttercream. Based on the original family recipe, their small batch from scratch philosophy consistently produces gorgeous cakes that ticks all the boxes for lightness, decadence and taste. Where possible, Petal and Peach mix their batters by hand to get it just right, and their renowned fresh flower finishes are placed on the cake at the last moment before it heads your way, to ensure you enjoy a product in its absolute prime."

"This little artisan cakery is one of the best cake shops in Brisbane if you’re after a little bit of whimsy. Feminine artisan designs, perfect for any occasion whether its weddings, birthdays or special occasions each Petal & Peach cake is like a little piece of magic. Known for: vegan cupcakes, wedding cakesAddress: 12 Plumer St, Wellington Point QLD 4160Phone: +61 7 3207 1507Trading Hours: Mon & Wed-Fri 9am-3pm, Sat 8am-12pm"

"With cakes as sweet as their name, Petal & Peach creates delectable, bespoke cakes. If you’re looking to spend the afternoon with your jaw on the ground and drool pooling in your lap, one simply has to swipe through a couple of their cake-tastic Instagram pics. Hot tip: Order well in advance."

"Roceels specialise in custom cakes and is at the ready to take your next cake order. Combining passion, art and delicious flavours, Roceels excels at delivering some of the best cakes in Brisbane. Whatever you can imagine, founder and owner Rochelle can make happen."

"It is the major regional shopping centre here in Queensland. At present, it has 360 stores and services inside. Truly, you are in for an enjoyable and comfortable shopping experience here every time you visit."

"This place is known to offer some of the coolest and rarest offers all across the town!. The place is said to be opened by the Premier of the Queensland. The honors were done in 1982 by Joh Bjelke-Petersen."

"Housed inside one of Queensland's oldest buildings, the Commissariat Store Museum explores life in the colony and the state's convict history. It opened in 1982, although the original building was constructed by convicts between 1828 and 1829 to serve as the store for the Moreton Bay penal settlement. The museum's most notorious object is a bottle containing the "convict fingers," which, according to legend, were cut off by the convicts themselves to avoid hard labor."

"Queensland’s oldest habitable and most significant heritage building contains rotating exhibitions covering Queensland history. The lower two floors of Commissariat Store were convict built during 1828 and 1829. 115 William St., Brisbane."