Hot bread shops
“Hot bread” is a very Australian label for a bakery that bakes bread on site all day, so there is always a warm loaf on the shelf. The name became popular in the 1970s and 80s and lives on in shopping strips across the country; many hot bread shops are run by Vietnamese-Australian families and sell excellent pork rolls.
137 places across Australia
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121
Taylors Lakes Hot Bread Kitchen
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122
Tina's Hot Bread
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123
Gold Sunshine Hot Bread
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124
Hot bread
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125
Patterson Lakes Hot Bread and Coffee
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126
Seaford Hot Bread
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127
Tatura Hot Bread
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128
Foster Hot Bread
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129
Maffra Hot Bake
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130
Sale Hot Bake
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131
Traralgon Hot Bread
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132
Hot Bake
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133
Albany French hot bread
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134
Forrest French Hot Bread
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135
Goldfields Hot Bread
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136
Pinjarra French Hot Bread Shop
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137
Merredin French Hot Bread
Before you go
These are the bakeries that carry “hot bread” or “hot bake” in their name. 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.
Hot bread shops by city
- Melbourne30
- Sydney24
- Brisbane9
- Clarence Valley4
- Mornington Peninsula4
- Blue Mountains3
- Gympie3
- Adelaide3
- Wellington3
What’s in this list
Frequently asked questions
Is a hot bread shop different from a bakery?
Not really – it is a bakery that emphasises bread baked fresh on the premises throughout the day.
Do hot bread shops sell pies?
Most do, along with sausage rolls, pasties, rolls and sweet treats.
When are they open?
Typically from 6 am to mid-afternoon, seven days in many suburbs.