‘Sexy’ reason behind wild lines in Sydney

Sydneysiders have been spotted lining up to get their hands on some “sexy” and “hot” treats from an exciting new pop-up.

The ovens are hot, the buns are out, and Hot Fellas Bakery is officially open.

If you’re not a fan of And Just Like That…, you’ll have no idea what that means.

But if you love glutinous breads and hot men, you’ll want to keep reading.

Long story short, in the Sex and the City sequel series, character Anthony Marentino launches ‘Hot Fellas’ as a bread delivery service staffed by good-looking men that eventually expands into a brick-and-mortar shop.

Now, HBO Max has brought the carby haunt to life Down Under, with an activation in Darlinghurst this weekend from 8am-12pm Saturday and Sunday, until sold out.

And fans certainly showed up, snaking through Taylor Square and down Flinders Street to get some of the delicious free treats on offer, including a delicious Vegemite Babka.

Buttermilk croissants are also available, said to be golden on the outside, soft in the middle, and perfect with a cup of Joe, which can also be found in the cafe.

Golden Gaytime Cream Puffs have been popular and are the most eye-catching of the pastries.

It’s a hybrid between the classic ice cream and a cream puff pastry, with a tasty toffee and vanilla cream filling inside.

Huge lines have appeared for a pop-up bakery in Sydney. Picture: Supplied

It’s proving to be the ultimate brekkie, and Sydneysiders have been lapping it up, with fans queuing early Friday morning to grab limited-edition merch and meet some Hot Fellas, dressed in open-chested denim jumpsuits and looking buff.

On TikTok, visitors have been living their best Carrie Bradshaw lives and giving the pop-up rave reviews.

The delicious treats on offer. Picture: TikTok

Fans have been loving the activation. Picture: Supplied

One blogger called it “every bit as steamy (and delicious) as it sounds,” while another foodie said the pop-up was “so well done”.

“The coffee was delicious too,” they added.

“Run don’t walk,” another urged.

The activation follows a similarly successful one in the Big Apple two weeks ago.

Originally published as ‘Sexy’ reason behind wild lines in Sydney