All the stores around me closed

When I read the title I was sad to think they were all closing. I love their custard almond scrolls and cheese and spinach twists and so much more, if miss it!

Its sad that people aren’t willing to pay for quality which then means the business’ shut due to not getting any revenue. The bread at bakers delight is soooo much better then coles or woolies bread! You can really taste the differnce.

I love Baker’s Delight bread, it tastes better than Coles and Woolies loaves and they do have a rewards club so every now and then there’s a free loaf and a little gift on my birthday.

I love buying from Bakers Delight but use the supermarket mor so now!

Way to expensive for us

So surprised to read this but can understand the business challenges.

This is really sad….I hope the economic downturn does not continue to hurt our Aussie Businesses

I used to love buying the cheesie mite scrolls and the seed bread, sadly our local store closed over 12 months ago and hasn’t re-opened. Lots of shops are closing locally in WA .

I must admit, I used to buy from Bakers Delight but now buy from my Coles bakery as part of my weekly shop. It’s cheaper and easier to buy.

I have to say that I have never bought my day to day bread from here – just for dinner parties and special events. It’s nice bread but too expensive for everyday.

I used to buy my bread from Brumby’s but they closed down. Now it seems that Baker’s Delight is starting to do the same. Hope they stay open in my area as I much prefer their bread to Supermarket bread.

I love Bakers Delight- their bread is amazing, but I too find their bread very expensive and can only afford to shop there on special occasions.

I do like the convenience of Bakers Delight as I prefer bakery bread and they’re open better hours. I do think they’re expensive though. Local bakeries are generally no more than $3.50 per loaf whereas Bakers Delight are $4.50 unless you buy 2 which is $7.50.

I really love Bakers Delight, and was happy to pay the price when we are having soup (requiring delicious fresh bread, cut thickly at home) – the flavour is second to none. While woolies, coles and independant bakeries are indeed a fraction of the price, the flavour just isn’t there.

Yes Supermarkets are killing smaller businesses, and this is a shame really. I know of one Coles supermarket that does not have an instore bakery because when they moved in next to Bakers delight it was an agreement to keep the bakery going.

I dun buy from them I buy from woolies which is just next to their shop.

I don’t buy from bread shops now. I get my Free from church weekly or a local op shop. I get the type I want(grain, English muffins, crumpets, rolls, pits, Turkish and so on as available). My style below.
I might add a young niece of mine and her husband and two infants have just moved with the husband’s dad to Darwin from a short time in Broome(they are from South-East Melbourne area). They say the pay and work is better here. Not for me. Melbourne does me.

Occasionally I but bread from Bakers Delight but mostly from the supermarket.

I buy 6 packs of their plain white bread roll as they are just the perfect size and softness that I like. Yes, they’re a bit pricey but there’s no other bakeries at my shops except Coles (which don’t make any even nearly comparable).