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Humble Bakery - Surry Hills

Shop 2/50 Holt St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia

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Shop 2/50 Holt St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia

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HoursMonday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM Thursday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM Friday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Humble Bakery - Surry Hills

Surry Hills regulars make a beeline for Holt Street to split bakery classics upgraded with serious culinary pedigree. The main draw is the nostalgic pink finger bun, sliced open and layered with a thick slab of butter. Savory cravings lean toward generous lunch focaccia—crusty, olive-oil soaked, and piled high with mortadella or salami. Order at the counter and take a seat out back, where tables look directly onto the bakers shaping loaves in the kitchen.

  • Cult Finger Buns: Classic pink-iced buns upgraded with a thick slab of butter between the folds.
  • Stuffed Focaccia Lunches: Generous mortadella and salami sandwiches on olive-oil-soaked house dough.
  • Back-Kitchen Dining: Counter ordering up front with back-room seating overlooking the open kitchen.

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Why Choose Humble Bakery

Why locals and visitors seek out Humble Bakery for nostalgic treats, artisan lunches, and relaxed bakery vibes.

  • Iconic Butter-Layered Finger Buns

    Humble reinvents the classic bakery finger bun by layering a generous slab of butter and balanced pink icing between flaky, rich buns.

    Followed it with the decadent finger bun, with its slab of butter. Perfect balance of sweet and savoury.

    hello carmel
  • Artisanal Focaccia Sandwiches

    Baking fresh, crusty focaccia loaded with top-notch fillings like mortadella and salami delivers an elevated lunch sandwich.

    Today I saw they had a mortadella sandwich on fresh focaccia and I knew that was the one for me.

    John Enevoldsen
  • Childhood Nostalgia Reimagined

    Reimagined childhood staples like the finger bun and Basque cheesecake spark warm memories elevated well beyond traditional bakery fare.

    The finger bun and carrot cake, in particular, brought back wonderful childhood memories of the cakes I loved growing up.

    Maralto
  • Relaxed Neighbourhood Atmosphere

    A welcoming vibe and comfortable indoor-outdoor setup create an inviting retreat to decompress over freshly prepared treats.

    The atmosphere at Humble is young, relaxed, and inviting, making it a perfect spot to unwind.

    Maurizio
  • Deep Layout with Kitchen Views

    The shop unfolds beyond the front counter into a spacious back dining area offering a behind-the-scenes look at the bakers at work.

    It's a larger space than you think too and stretches all the way down the back (which is great in the colder months) and you get to have a sneak peek behind the scenes in the back section of the kitchen.

    Anne N
  • Surry Hills People Watching

    Outdoor tables along Holt Street provide an energetic, sunny backdrop ideal for watching the neighbourhood go by over coffee.

    A busy Surry Hills spot at lunchtime but I got an outside table for some fabulous people watching.

    hello carmel

Other favorites

Pastries, baked treats, and savory snacks

  • Almond Croissant

    I'm a big fan of the almond crossiant and the chicken schnitzel sandwich but again, they have a lot of butter (probably why it tastes so good).

    Michael Gribben
  • Cinnamon Scroll

    Their cinnamon scroll is #1 in Sydney for this local guide.

    Nanita
  • Burnt Butter Cookie

    The cookie was nice and fresh, moist, with generous amounts of chocolate chips.

    Mark Mc Laughlin
  • Sausage Roll

    Got the sausage roll and alfajor to takeaway - we had the chorizo from Porteno previously and was pleasantly surprised to see it on the menu.

    Hayley Lam

Before you head over

Practical advice on lines, seating, and ordering for your visit

  • Counter Ordering and Rush Times

    Lines can build during lunch and morning rush hours, but the counter queue moves fast and staff bring dine-in orders directly to your table with a number.

  • Look for Rear Seating

    If street seating out front is full, head down the hallway to the deeper dining area at the back, where you can also watch bakers working in the kitchen.

  • Pairing Savory and Sweet

    Balance rich, butter-forward signature pastries like the iced finger bun by pairing them with a savory focaccia sandwich or coffee.

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