Glengala Bakery in Sunshine West: Baked fresh every morning on Glengala Rd.

Open 7 days

Banh mi, pies, custard tarts and crusty bread in Glengala Village, Sunshine West. Open seven days.

  • Banh mi
  • Pork rolls
  • Pies
  • Custard tarts
  • Apple turnovers
  • Fresh bread
  • Schnitzel rolls
  • Lamingtons
  • Cinnamon doughnuts
  • Danishes
Glengala Bakery shopfront in Glengala Village: an orange sign and a brick arch window, with a bag of fresh bread rolls held up in front.

Your corner bakery in Glengala Village.

Glengala Bakery is a neighbourhood bakery at 95 Glengala Rd, in the Glengala Village shops in Sunshine West. It’s open seven days, from 6:30am on weekdays and 7:30am on weekends, with bread baked every morning, banh mi and pork rolls, pies, custard tarts and pastries.

Your regulars say the same things again and again: your food is always fresh, your prices are kind, and your team behind the counter is even kinder.

  • 4.6 stars from 43 Google reviews
  • Open 7 days from 6:30am on weekdays
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park

4.6 stars from 43 Google reviews

Read them all on Google

“I will drive over here just for Glengala’s pies! Some of the best around.”

Paul HollingworthGoogle Local Guide, 5 stars

“Love the custard tarts and the fresh baked bread every morning.”

LanceGoogle review, 5 stars

“The food is always fresh and delicious, the service is excellent”

Robert BiasuttiGoogle review, 5 stars

Good to know before you visit

Answers pulled straight from your Google listing and what your customers say in their reviews.

What are Glengala Bakery’s opening hours?

Monday to Friday 6:30am to 6pm, and Saturday and Sunday 7:30am to 4pm. The bakery is open seven days a week.

Is Glengala Bakery open on Sundays?

Yes. On Saturdays and Sundays the bakery opens at 7:30am and closes at 4pm.

Where is Glengala Bakery?

At 95 Glengala Rd, Sunshine West VIC 3020, in the Glengala Village shopping strip in Melbourne’s west.

Does Glengala Bakery make banh mi?

Yes. Banh mi is what reviewers mention most: Vietnamese pork rolls with roast pork, ham, chilli and crunchy vegetables. There are schnitzel rolls too.

What else can I buy there?

Bread baked every morning, crusty rolls, cheese and bacon rolls, pies including cheese and bacon beef, sausage rolls, custard tarts, apple turnovers, danishes, croissants, cheesecake, cinnamon doughnuts, lamingtons with fresh cream and biscuits.

How much does it cost?

Prices are at the counter. Most Google reviewers report spending between $1 and $20 per person.

Is there parking and wheelchair access?

The entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible. There is free street parking out front, though reviewers say it can take a minute to find a spot.

Do the custard tarts sell out?

Reviewers say they often do. Call (03) 9078 1868 before you head over to check what’s left.

Hours

Open 7 days

Monday to Friday
6:30am to 6pm
Saturday and Sunday
7:30am to 4pm
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park.
  • Free street parking out front. It can take a minute to find a spot.