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Had a normal croissant and a peppermint and dark chocolate croissant . IMO not the best croissant i had, just an average croissant but Peppermint croi…
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Really wanted to like this little place and I ordered a few things but all of them were disappointing, the most being the spinach pastry. The pasty wa…
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Boulangerie 113
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Awesome sourdough and great pastries. Stick with the simple, more traditional lines and you'll do super well. Coffee 3.5, pastries 4.0, bread 4.5.…
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Boulangerie 113 is open for Bakery. Boulangerie 113 serves Bakery dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Boulangerie 113”
Simply put , the premiere bread in SA.Flavoursome , crusty – moist where it needs to be .The sourdough & bageuttes even hold up brilliantly the next day. Their quirky croissants & butter pastries are great also. Coffee is awesome , which is a bonus as a lot of artisanal bakeries leave this as an afterthought
Great fit out, fantastic croissants and some of the best flavoured pies I’ve had in a long while! Artisan breads and beautifully made pastries make this a place I’ll come back to. Work on the coffee and it’ll be perfect!
Good but didn’t live up to the reviews.The croissants were delicious and the service was friendly, but our lunch items and sweet pastries didn’t live up to the hype.
Amazing fresh sourdough bread from this quaint little bakery! Highly recommend for your fresh crusty bread cravings, with great pastries & variety of croissants too! Coffee is ok, however my friend ordered hers with soy milk and it came out lumpy like it was curdled!
France has come to Adelaide! Haven’t tasted baguettes and pastries as French and delicious as this since getting back from Europe! Can’t get enough of this place!
I walked here this morning along Goodwood Road, having heard lots about it but never been. Boulangerie 113 sits, almost unassuming in a row of shops with a newsagent & greengrocer. It appears to be an authentic French bakery, with a drop dead gorgeous cabinet of colourful and mouthwatering pastries. Behind the delicious treats were a myriad of different freshly baked breads. We bought a brioche loaf to take home as well as a Nutella danish (because, yum), Bacon & Egg roll & an Almond Croissant.I accidentally ate it all before I took a picture, but rest assured they look as good as they tasted…. and they tasted GOOD.The Bacon & Egg roll was different in that it wasn’t a fried egg, it was a creamy, spiced egg mix. I LOVED that it wasn’t just a fried egg. It totally changed what a B&E roll was. I had Nutella in a danish. I don’t think there is much more to say about that.When we got home, I made a toasted brioche sandwich, which was slightly sweeter than normal bread, but really well balanced & oh, so fresh!Definitely check it out if you’re around Goodwood road! Even just to pick up a treat and take it away.
This is a workhorse French patisserie. A bit more bakery then a few of the fancier ones around town but the offerings are quite possible better for it. It all depends on the taste you require for the day. I seem to tend to stick to the sour cherry cheesecake Danish and brioche bread but the other offerings I am slowly working my way through. I have had the walnut and Brie baguette and the creamy egg and bacon roll. The baguette is that brown, blister type made in house and the roll is rolley? I am not sure about the dual colour croissants. I had one and it was really hard but give it a try and you may like. It looks great visually anyway.Decor is simple with local art work hanging with local content like a local erotic adult store and a computer repair shop. Am informed they are the work of a local street artist but I cannot definitely confirm this. It’s small but the baked goods are front and centre and they’ve gone pretty French with the odd smattering of UK style goods to keep all types happy.But I’m happy that this place is nearby because often my weekends are lost with the endless search for French perfection around town. It is just down the road from the Capri and Latlier Gourmand, another French gem.