Piece of Cake Bakery

Belfast, United Kingdom

5

1 review

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+44 28 9032 0202
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12 East Bridge Street St George's Market, Belfast, United Kingdom, BT7 2
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.4 miBelfast Great Victoria Street
0.6 miBotanic
0.6 miBelfast Central
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Local time (Belfast) 6:02 PM Tuesday, June 3, 2025

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1 review of Piece of Cake Bakery

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Place rating: 5
Belfast, United Kingdom
This was one of the first stalls that grabbed my attention when I discovered St George’s Market many a year ago.
The bakery produces all many of tasty treats, savoury and sweet, all at reasonable prices. The variety on offer is sometimes overwhelming. The range includes deep filled vegetable quiche, home-​made sausage rolls, pies, bruschetta and all manner of multi-​grain breads.
The quiche was superb. A huge chunk for a reasonable £3.50 went along nicely with a piece of fresh bread topped with lightly caramelised onions and salty anchovies.
I also took a few of the sugary treats home n my last trip. Giant dark chocolate cookies (when I say large I mean 7−8inches) and Turkish baklava. Both were fantastic but the baklava was possibly the most unhealthy thing I’ve eaten. Buttery oily soaked thin layers of pastry with walnuts and honey. Delicious but very very filling.
Certainly worth a try if you’re in the area.