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Bakeries in and Around Williams Landing: Five Places

Dani Rossi Updated October 3, 2026
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Correction (3 October 2026): an earlier version of this page listed places and details we could not stand behind. It has been rewritten from scratch: every place below was confirmed at two independent sources on 2 October 2026, and every price was copied from the page it was published on.

Five places had enough on the public record to list. Two are in Williams Landing, one is in Point Cook and two are in Altona Meadows, so this is a page about bakeries in and around the suburb.

Only one of them has prices we could read: Balha’s Pastry, from its online shop. For the other four we say what the sources say, which is not much, and nothing more. If you’re planning a smoko run, start with the two inside Williams Landing.

The quick picks

If you’re afterHead toOrder thisPrice
Lebanese baklava and date biscuits, with online shop pricesBalha’s Pastry (Williams Landing)Mix Baklava$17.50
Donuts and sweet treatsDaniel’s Donuts (Williams Landing)see belownot printed here
An Asian and Western bakery, as Stockland’s store page puts itBreadtop (Stockland Point Cook)see belownot printed here
A bakery listed in the Central Square directoryBread Haussee belownot printed here
Another bakery in the same Altona Meadows centreBakers Kitchensee belownot printed here

Balha’s Pastry (Williams Landing) — Shop K1, 100 Overton Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027

Breads and pastries dusted with flour on a black surface Illustrative photo. Photo by Brands&People on Unsplash

HomeCo describes the shop as offering traditional Lebanese sweets and pastries, and Cedar Woods lists pastries, biscuits, continental desserts and ice-cream. Balha’s own site says the brand began its sweet journey in 1991. The prices below are the brand’s online shop boxes, not necessarily the counter prices at Shop K1. Baklava is layered filo pastry with nuts and syrup; ma’mool is a filled, shortbread-style biscuit, here listed with dates.

On the menu (copied from balhaspastry.com.au on 2 October 2026):

  • Mix Baklava: $17.50
  • Vegan Mix Baklava: $18.50
  • Baklava Cashew: $16.00
  • Ma’mool Date Small: $14.00

Go for: baklava, since the online shop prices above cover it, then check the counter price at the shop.

Daniel’s Donuts (Williams Landing) — 73 Sayers Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027

DoorDash lists the store at 73 Sayers Road, and Cedar Woods describes it as a local destination for indulgent, freshly made donuts and sweet treats. Only Melbourne’s profile of the brand lists donuts, pies, coffees, milkshakes and more. We recorded no hours or counter prices for this shop, so we state none.

Go for: the donuts, which is what Cedar Woods lists first; the pies and coffee come from a brand profile, so check what the shop has on the day.

Breadtop (Stockland Point Cook) — Shop 123, Stockland Point Cook, Cnr Murnong & Main St, Point Cook VIC 3030

Breadtop’s store list gives this address, and Stockland’s store page places it next to Boost Juice in the Coles Quadrant. Stockland’s store page describes Breadtop as a leading Asian and Western bakery; that is the wording on Stockland’s page, not ours. Breadtop’s own site is an online-order portal, and we captured no prices from it.

Go for: the mix of Asian and Western baking Stockland’s page describes, then ask the shop for prices.

Bread Haus — Shop 24, Central Square Shopping Centre, 1-23 Central Avenue, Altona Meadows VIC 3028

The Central Square Shopping Centre directory lists Bread Haus as Shop 24 at 1-23 Central Avenue, Altona Meadows, with the phone number 03 9360 7715, and OpenStreetMap tags it as a bakery. We recorded no hours, menu or prices for it, so we say nothing about what it bakes.

Go for: a phone call first, because the directory gives a number and not a menu.

Bakers Kitchen — Shop 27, Central Square Shopping Centre, 1-23 Central Avenue, Altona Meadows VIC 3028

The same directory lists Bakers Kitchen as Shop 27, with the phone number 03 9360 7100, and OpenStreetMap tags it as a bakery. As with Bread Haus, we recorded no hours, menu or prices, so we do not describe its range.

Go for: the same plan: ring ahead, because we have nothing on its menu to quote.

Quick answers

Which bakeries are in Williams Landing?

Two on this page: Balha’s Pastry at Shop K1, 100 Overton Road, and Daniel’s Donuts at 73 Sayers Road. Breadtop is in Point Cook, and Bread Haus and Bakers Kitchen are in Altona Meadows.

Does Balha’s Pastry list prices online?

Its online shop lists Mix Baklava from $17.50, Vegan Mix Baklava from $18.50, Baklava Cashew from $16.00 and Ma’mool Date Small from $14.00. These are online shop prices, so ask the Williams Landing shop for counter prices.

Where is Breadtop near Williams Landing?

Breadtop is at Shop 123, Stockland Point Cook, Cnr Murnong & Main St, Point Cook. Stockland’s page says it is next to Boost Juice in the Coles Quadrant.

Where are Bread Haus and Bakers Kitchen?

Both are in Central Square Shopping Centre, 1-23 Central Avenue, Altona Meadows: Bread Haus is Shop 24 and Bakers Kitchen is Shop 27, according to the centre’s directory.

How we checked

We checked every place on this page against at least two independent sources on 2 October 2026: home-co.com.au, cedarwoods.com.au, the places’ own websites, a delivery-platform listing, onlymelbourne.com.au, stockland.com.au, centralsquareshopping.com.au and OpenStreetMap. Every price is copied exactly as printed on the page linked under Sources, on 2 October 2026. Menus, prices and opening hours change, so check with the venue before you go. The photos are illustrative, from Unsplash: they show the kind of food or place, not the places on this page.

Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.

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