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Baker of Things

This venue is a finalist for best treats in Good Food’s Essential Melbourne Cafes and Bakeries of 2025.

Koulouri, a traditional Greek baguette shaped like a ring.
1 / 4Koulouri, a traditional Greek baguette shaped like a ring.Supplied
Zesty citrus layer cake created by rolling cake sponge like a Swiss roll.
2 / 4Zesty citrus layer cake created by rolling cake sponge like a Swiss roll.Supplied
The koulouri bread is one of the most popular items.
3 / 4The koulouri bread is one of the most popular items.Supplied
Citrus layer cake at Baker of Things.
4 / 4Citrus layer cake at Baker of Things.Supplied

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“Funfetti white-choc-chonk” cookies. Vegemite-butterscotch cheesecake. Heart-shaped blueberry Yo-Yos. Playfulness reigns at Maker Coffee’s new bakery, thanks to former Beatrix baker Zoe Pearce, who lets her creativity run free. Visit mid-morning when the backstreet space is flooded with sun. And if you’re not in Richmond, Baker of Things also provides goods to Maker’s coffee shops, which are spread across the CBD and the inner south.

Must order: Citrus layer cake, a stacks-on of zesty goodness.

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