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Artisan bakeries in Adelaide

In Australia “artisan” has no legal definition, but it usually signals bread shaped by hand, long fermentation, stone-milled flour and smaller batches – often from wood-fired or stone-deck ovens. In Adelaide, our map shows 4 matches.

Adelaide

4 places in Adelaide

  1. 1

    Hearth Breads

    c/354 Shepherds Hill Road, Blackwood SA 5051

    Closed · opens tomorrow 7 am Bakery
  2. 2

    Red Mill Bakehouse

    Hectorville SA 5073

    Hours not listed Bakery
  3. 3

    The Craft Baker

    Seacliff SA 5049

    Hours not listed Bakery
  4. 4

    The Red Mill Bakehouse

    139 Bower Road, Ethelton SA 5015

    Hours not listed Bakery

Before you go

In Australia “artisan” has no legal definition, but it usually signals bread shaped by hand, long fermentation, stone-milled flour and smaller batches – often from wood-fired or stone-deck ovens.

This page lists bakeries that describe themselves as artisan, craft, stone-milled or wood-fired. The list is built from each shop’s name and the details recorded in open map data. If a specific requirement matters (allergies, certification), call the shop before you go.

From the early-morning bakery to the late-night gelato bar, 4 businesses are listed in Adelaide. The mix: 4 bakeries.

We have trading hours for 1 of these businesses. 100% list Sunday hours, which makes 1 options for a weekend breakfast run. On average they are open 37 hours a week.

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What’s in this list

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Frequently asked questions

How many bakeries are there in Adelaide?

We list 4 businesses: 4 bakeries, 1 of them with known opening hours.

Which bakeries are open on Sunday in Adelaide?

1 list Sunday hours, for example Hearth Breads (7 am – 1 pm).

How do I find the closest one?

Tap “Sort by distance” above the list. Places are re-ordered from your position and each card has a Directions button that opens Google Maps, Apple Maps or Waze.

What makes a bakery artisan?

Hand shaping, long fermentation, quality flour and baking on site. It is a description, not a certification.

Are artisan bakeries more expensive?

Often, as the bread takes more time and labour to make.

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