Baker D. Chirico

Bakery · South Yarra

Baker D. Chirico

Bakery · South Yarra

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183 Domain Rd, South Yarra VIC 3141, Australia

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Baker d Chirico in South Yarra is a charming stop for fresh pastries and breads, perfect for grabbing treats before a leisurely day at the Botanical Garden.  

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183 Domain Rd, South Yarra VIC 3141, Australia Get directions

bakerdchirico.com.au

A$1–20

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183 Domain Rd, South Yarra VIC 3141, Australia Get directions

+61 3 9820 2248
bakerdchirico.com.au
bakerdchiricosouthyarra

A$1–20

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wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jun 14, 2025

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"Spending a lazy Sunday afternoon at the Botanical Garden is an aged old tradition for Melbournians and tourists alike. To prepare for the day ahead, pick up a bottle of Rosé and head to Baker d Chirico for fresh, out of the oven treats. The original bakery started in St. Kilda before opening its pop-up store in the South Yarra location. Make sure to visit the store before it disappears (and pray it sticks around for the long haul)." - Blueboat

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"Baker d Chirico, South Yarra by Blueboat. Spending a lazy Sunday afternoon at the Botanical Garden is an aged old tradition for Melbournians and tourists alike. To prepare for the day ahead, pick up a bottle of Rosé and head to Baker d Chirico for fresh, out of the oven treats.The original bakery started in St. Kilda before opening its pop-up store in the South Yarra location. Make sure to visit the store before it disappears (and pray it sticks around for the long haul)."

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Tatiana J

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Unfortunately not the best experience, the place was empty with only one person waiting for a coffee, yet we were not even welcomed/ greeted in and it felt like we had to ask for staff’s attention after a few minutes… pastry (pain suisse) was a bit pricey and unfortunately not flaky buttery, rather a dry dough and pistachio fillings was definitely not generous enough. Disappointing experience

Anja M

Google
The German Schwarzbrot is really nice, it’s a Ryebread. As a German it’s Roggenbrot, Schwarzbrot would be a Pumpernickel but whatever

J L

Google
A tiny outlet for the scrumptious pastries baked at the Carlton store and bread from the St Kilda store, this one offers seating and is good for a coffee with a pastry. The selection here is quite limited, but the bambolone is still lip licking good.

爽爽Jack

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That was my apple turnover, it was yum, mini pastries shop, perfect for extremely quick munch

Chris Vesty

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Baker Di Chirico is, how do I say this without being rude.. it is a nice Bakery, with some rather nice baked goods, but the prices are absolutely outrageous! $14 for a Meat Pie 🥧! After eating the Pie my opinion wasn't swayed at all, yes it was a nice Pie but definitely not worth $14... unfortunately for me and everyone I've spoken to about the place, it just isn't worth it, I don't even Recommend Baker Di Chirico. If I was to tell someone about it, I would point them in the direction and tell them my honest opinion 🤷

Foodie Files Melbourne

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We had a lovely frangipane tart from this impressive and well known bakery which was a really nice way to end the weekend. Nice and light with beautiful flavour

Elizabeth

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Not the only reason for me to go to South Yarra, but here is the must-check place if to go. Miss the heavy fruit bread so much.

Thomas “Mr Nuts”

Google
Ma boy had the doughnut (pictured) as you can tell, he loved it.