The Wild Loaf

Amazing Cakes Pastries with really nice bread. Super friendly and helpful staff as we arrived one of the team was helping a lady to her car. Lovely selection and very nice coffee. Always better to have a nice coffee from an independent rather than a huge vat of milk from the chains. Definitely recommend this lovely place.

OH MY WORD! I popped into The Wild Loaf today to buy an organic sourdough loaf (my daughter gave me some to try & I'm now addicted) The bread was still hot! I bought a sourdough loaf, a fruit loaf & a piece of carrot n walnut cake. As soon as I got home I sliced the sourdough bread, slathered it with butter & devoured half the loaf! I've never tasted bread so good! I cannot do this place justice by using words. You would have to try it to believe it. The place is small but extremely warm & welcoming. I shall never go back to eating mass-produced, sliced bread.

This bakery is just our favourite! Everything they sell is delicious and made with such great natural ingredients and you can really tell. The sourdough, fruit loaf, custard tarts and pecan tart are our favourites all washed down with a good cup of coffee. Great staff as well and on a sunny day perfect to enjoy outside of to take onto the waterfront

Oh my gosh. I go past this amazing Bakery several times a week but never gave it a 2nd thought until we watched the Hairy Bikers episode, which features it.The long Saturday morning queue says it all. Delicious breads and pastries all hand made and using fresh local sourced and / or ethically sourced ingredients. Great coffee. We bought a beautiful rye bread and the sourdough fruit loaf. 1st visit but it won't be our last. Local independent business. Whats not to like 😃

Yuval Harari suggested that humans were captured by wheat, rather than cultivating it, and if the Saturday AM queue at that Wild Loaf is anything to go by he was right! This clearly popular local bakery is becoming a destination, nestled between a car wash and pamper parlour. Wholesome looking loaves and tempting treats, I enjoyed a delicious coffee and crispy almond croissant. It is a wee bit more expensive than similar chain coffee shops, but you can literally see them baking and caking in the back. My advice, get in early bit don't go crazy as it is all good and you can come back again to try the Eccles cake or vanilla crème.

The food was lovely but slightly on the pricey end... small coffees cups Serving person just wanted to get rid of me and move on regardless of my questions. No toilets I asked for hot sandwiche, I got cold. On the whole not a great experience as a cafe eating place, but a nice bakery if they had any stock left.