Bakemono Bakers

Melbourne

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Price

€4.95

Bakemono Bakers

Bakemono Bakery is a homey Japanese-inspired bakery with a wood-framed glass facade and a minimalistic natural clean look. Arrive early to have first dibs on almond-yuzu croissants and cream-cheese buns. Of course, you are welcome to have your baked goodies with a cup of coffee here.

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address273 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VIC
moreInfoAcross the street from cafe Little Rogue.
websitebakemonobakers.com.au
facebookwww.instagram.com/bakemono_bakers

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