Bohemian Bakery - Governors Bay

What a fabulous European bakery! The vegan roll contained many kinds of condiment which made it particularly delicious. The vegatarian pizza slice was amazingly crunchy. Many hot meals are unfortunately only available on weekends. I asked about where they sourced Hungarian beef from. It turned out it wasn't actually Hungarian. They named it Hungarian because of its seasoning. Be mindful when paying by debit card. They claim there are no charges whatsoever, yet we were charged a fee. I was willing to look past these things because the choices of ours were super delicious.

A lovely quaint cafe in the heart of the city centre. Ample paid parking. Good selection of pastries and pies. Gourmet coffee and hot chocolate were . Comfortable sitting area on 2 floors. Lots of locals buzzing in for takeaways. Was there a bit too early to try out the brunch menu. However, the sandwiches were freshly made and were appetising.

What a fantastic bakery! There are loads of baked goods to choose from, a menu and the coffee is great. I love the red brick exterior (there's outdoor seating) and inside is super cute with a cool fit out. I didn't need an almond croissant, but I had an almond croissant, because almond croissant. It was amazing. Good on me for this life choice. Combined with friendly service, Bohemian Bakery Cafe is definitely worth a visit!

We stumbled upon this place while having a stroll around the apartment we stayed in Christchurch. Went in the next morning for brekky and got a pork fennel sausage roll, chicken and mushroom pie and a cinnamon twist. The pastry on the sausage roll was a little undercooked and it was greasy for my liking tho it tasted good. The pie and the cinny twist tasted good. Coffee was average!

Lovely cafe! Alternative feel about this cafe. Cutely located not too far away from the Hight street. Coffee was impressive. Somehow I loved the spatial experience upstairs where you can overlooking into the kitchen area. Also plenty of outdoor space. Another great cafe in Christchurch.