Black Star Pastry At The Entertainment Quater — Bakery in Moore Park

Reviews of Black Star Pastry At The Entertainment Quater

• Timothy

  Added 2016.09.20

  However there's no doubt Black Star's foray into the Eastern Suburbs is going to make an impact. Watch it go.
• Aiden

  Added 2015.11.30

  Got a takeaway Japanese curry pie while I was on the way to a show. Cost $10 but was great pastry, tasty filling and large chunks of chicken inside.
• Ryan

  Added 2015.08.01

  Fabulous pastries (on the expensive side, but worth it), and strong, bold coffee. It’s also their pastry kitchen, so you can watch them prepare the goods.
• Sebastian

  Added 2014.05.05

  Great cakes but terrible service. Two ques that are hard to tell which is for in house eating or take away. Furthermore they just abruptly closed and told everyone waiting in the que they are closing. It doesn’t take too much effort to warn people first before they que. Hopeless management and an attitude of they don’t care. Hope someone else figures out how to make nice cakes so customers can go elsewhere ie Koi in top ryde is a 100 times nicer experience.
• Jesus

  Added 2014.01.28

  This new outlet of Black Star Pastry is big! Located inside EQ, the space is light and airy and opens up on both the street side & market side. It spans 2 modern levels so plenty of seating inside and out. There is a large kitchen out the back of the cafe enclosed by large windows where you can see everything that's going on. Cakes being made and decorated, pies being made, watermelon being cut. Inside the cafe, everything on offer is beautifully displayed - from whole cakes, pies, quiches, pastries, to the infamous watermelon cake to the new Japanese forest cake. On this occasion, we had the relatively new mango cake which was delicious, light & summery. Contrasting to this was a super decadent chocolate cake. Then there was the watermelon cake. Everyone was too eager to tuck in so no photos were taken. Coffee by Little Marionette is nice and well made although I am intrigued to try the Black Sesame latte next time. After so many sweets, I had to get a beef brisket pie to go for later. The inside was super tender and flavoursome. Pastry was lovely also. The pie is not as big as it looks as the pastry puffs up and there is an air pocket inside so don't need to worry about over indulging. Glad to have this new location and looking forward to the next visit already!
• Isaiah

  Added 2013.12.19

  Amazing pastries, nice vibe, friendly staff, good coffee. Worth a visit. Can see why Black Star have such a good name.
• Gabriel

  Added 2013.05.04

  Should have really been a 4 and a half star review (rather than 5.) They just need to get the coffee a notch up. The coffee across the street at Rumfire (though this cafe looks ordinary) is actually slightly better.