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Landing Bakery

Light and bright bakery by the Riser Bread team.

Matt Shea

There’s Riser DNA in the pastries at Landing.
1 / 6There’s Riser DNA in the pastries at Landing.Markus Ravik
Tom Cooney at Landing Bakery in Scarborough.
2 / 6Tom Cooney at Landing Bakery in Scarborough.Markus Ravik
Landing’s initial selection of pastries includes almond croissants, pain au chocolat, morning buns and gochujang scrolls.
3 / 6Landing’s initial selection of pastries includes almond croissants, pain au chocolat, morning buns and gochujang scrolls.Markus Ravik
The Five Mile Radius and Matthew Reynolds-designed space references the area’s famous red cliffs.
4 / 6The Five Mile Radius and Matthew Reynolds-designed space references the area’s famous red cliffs.Markus Ravik
Outside the Landsborough Avenue bakery.
5 / 6Outside the Landsborough Avenue bakery.Markus Ravik
Assorted pastries.
6 / 6Assorted pastries.Markus Ravik

Landing Bakery

Bakery$

Tom Cooney (Riser Bread) opened Landing Bakery with long-time business partner Jack Wakefield. It occupies a light and bright modern space designed by Five Mile Radius and Matthew Reynolds that features handsome pale-timber communal tables, and pigmented sand-cast and concrete furnishings (intended to reflect the red cliffs of the area).

For food, head baker Dan Smyth is producing almond croissants, pain au chocolat, morning buns and gochujang scrolls. Later in the day a clutch of sandwiches – a chicken salad, a Reuben (prepared with house-made pastrami), roasted vegetable and hummus, and a porchetta roll – come on-stream.

Like Riser, there’s a range of bread (plain or seeded sourdough, a country loaf and a focaccia) and an abbreviated selection of pantry staples on a shelf at the front door – jarred pickles, beetroot ketchup, smoked ketchup, tomato relish and bags of Fox coffee, which has also produced Landing’s house coffee blend.

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Matt SheaMatt Shea is Food and Culture Editor at Brisbane Times. He is a former editor and editor-at-large at Broadsheet Brisbane, and has written for Escape, Qantas Magazine, the Guardian, Jetstar Magazine and SilverKris, among many others.

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