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Dessert bars & cafés in Canberra

We list 3 places for this search in Canberra, spread over 3 suburbs. Dessert bars are where Australians go after dinner: Belgian waffles, crêpes, churros with chocolate, pancake parlours, bingsu and Hong Kong-style dessert houses. Many stay open late, which makes them a popular final stop on a night out.

Canberra

3 places in Canberra

  1. 1

    House of Desserts

    133 Eccles Circuit, Macgregor ACT 2615

    Closed · opens Thursday 6 pm Dessert bar
  2. 2

    Aussie Crepe House

    Belconnen ACT 2617

    Hours not listed Dessert bar
  3. 3

    San Churro Chocolateria

    Phillip ACT 2606

    Hours not listed Dessert bar

Our guide

Dessert bars are where Australians go after dinner: Belgian waffles, crêpes, churros with chocolate, pancake parlours, bingsu and Hong Kong-style dessert houses. Many stay open late, which makes them a popular final stop on a night out.

Choose a city to see its dessert bars on a map, or use the near-me button for the closest one.

Our directory lists 3 places to buy bread, pastries and sweet treats in Canberra: 3 dessert bars.

For 1 places the opening hours are on record. 1 trade on Sundays (100%), and 0 open their doors by 6:30 am on a Tuesday – good news for early starters. On average they are open 14 hours a week.

You will recognise San Churro (1); still, 2 places are independently run.

Specialities on record in Canberra: french (1).

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Frequently asked questions

How many bakeries are there in Canberra?

We list 3 businesses: 3 dessert bars, 1 of them with known opening hours.

Which bakeries are open on Sunday in Canberra?

1 list Sunday hours, for example House of Desserts (6 pm – 9 pm).

Which bakery opens earliest in Canberra?

Today it is House of Desserts, 133 Eccles Circuit, opening at 6 pm.

Are dessert bars open late?

Many trade until 10 pm or later, especially on weekends and in city centres.

Do I need to book?

Walk-ins are the norm; some popular dessert restaurants take bookings for groups.

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