Cafe De Ritz

Their main staple product is asian style baked breads with fillings (both sweet and savoury). When compared with similar bakeries with similar products in the Brisbane southside region (including Sunnybank, Sunnybank Hills, Runcorn, Eight Mile Plains, Calamvale) it's probably the one that has more consistency and more value for money. There's less dough improver / stabilizers in their dough compared to other competitors but the bread dough itself i think is a little soft and thin than what they need to be when pressed, fillings could be a little more generous to compliment the feel of the bread, ratios are important! They are however, located conveniently in a shopping centre where there's a lot of traffic so ease of purchase is what keeps them going (and convenient to buy when i get those sweet cravings), and have been there for more than a decade shows they're still good enough to stay open in the same spot for that long, whereas the others have come and gone within the same complex. Quality overall isn't what it used to be, but with rising operational and material costs, sometimes quality has to be compromised for the business to be operational but when compared to other similar bread shops in the same region, it still has the thumbs up and regulars will know it, otherwise nobody would be buying from them. Compared to Breadtop, this is much better, sweet breads are great for afternoon tea I don't buy often, but is the only place i'd buy bread from around Brisbane southside Please note, if buying cakes or pastry with cream in/on it, be sure to ask the store whether it's cream based or plant based mock cream, if it's plant based mock cream, avoid at all costs! This applies to all bakeries