Lake Mulwala Bakery — Restaurant in Mulwala

The only real gripes I can make about this place would be the fact that I often go in with a clear understanding of what I want to buy, and I know that it is something they bake, however the items are sold out. I have only recently started noticing this and becoming frustrated by it. It always seems to be the same suspects that are missing aswell. My gripe is the fact they obviously know they sell well because they are never on the shelf, so why are they not baking enough to keep up with demand? The main ones are definitely pink doughnuts and cupcakes (best cupcakes worldwide, when they use the white frosting instead of pink) and something else that I cannot think of right now. But you get the idea. LOVE your food, we just need more of it on shelves. Finally the pricing - very high..i can only afford 1 of these when I go in for a coffee, I would like a couple. $5 is absolutely extreme. I refuse to eat some of the smaller stuff like any tarts as they are really poorly priced. Outside of these issues, the place is best bakery I have...

I recently visited Lake Mulwala Bakery and had an incredible experience! From the moment I walked in, the aroma of fresh baked goods filled the air, and I knew I was in for a treat.

Lauren, the staff member who assisted me, was friendly and knowledgeable. She helped me choose the perfect pastries, and her recommendations did not disappoint.

The ambiance of the bakery is warm and inviting, making it a perfect spot to relax with a coffee or grab something to go. I also appreciated the variety of options on the menu, catering to both sweet and savory cravings.

If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by Lake Mulwala Bakery. Thanks to the entire team for such a wonderful experience! I can't wait to return and try more of their...

Nice food, coffee. However, i think it is unfair that you close your toilets despite the relaxed coronavirus restrictions in NSW. We have come to visit Mulwala from Wagga Wagga with 2 kids aged 2 and 4. We checked out of our hotel and after dining in, our children wanted to use your toilets and you said no. You placed a chair on the entrance to the toilets. Why allow people to dine in when they cant use the facilities? We went across the border to victoria where restrictions are more strict and we were able to access the public toilets. I wont be holidaying here again....