Silo Bakery and Cafe
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Canberra Australian Capital Territory 2604
Visit Silo for some of Australia's finest breads and pastries, or to enjoy their produce in the cafe.
All products are made and sold exclusively on the premises. The vibrant, licensed café serves breakfast, lunch, afternoon teas, coffees, pastries and wines by the glass. Their a la carte menu features simple European bistro food such as piperade and Tarte Flamiche.
Walk in to their cheeseroom and discover an interesting collection of Australian and European farmhouse cheeses ready to take away or eat as part of a cheese platter.
Lunch bookings advisable. No bookings taken for breakfast.
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