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Baking with pride

The Great Australian Bakehouse has been proudly serving the Pakenham community for over 15 years.

Our family has been in the baking business throughout Victoria since the 1980s and although much has changed in baking over the years, our desire to always delight our customers with friendliness and quality is timeless.

We pride ourselves on the quality of our products, our excellent customer service and the warm, homely feel of our store.

The wonderful aroma of our freshly baked delights will welcome you to our store, which opens early each morning.

We make bread, cakes, sweet and savoury treats (try our famous pies), delicious bakery items and a wide selection of drinks.

You can have your order to go or dine-in to enjoy your meal. Catering and bulk orders are also available, please visit us or call to enquire.

The Great Australian Bakehouse also supports our community, taking great pride in our sponsorships of Pakenham Football Club and Nar Nar Goon Football Club.

We are located at 137 -145 Main Street Pakenham, 5941 3262.

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