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Iggy’s Bread

A selection of breads and bagels at Iggy’s.
1 / 6A selection of breads and bagels at Iggy’s. Dion Georgopoulos
The exterior.
2 / 6The exterior.Dion Georgopoulos
The interiors.
3 / 6The interiors. Dion Georgopoulos
Sourdough rolls and wheels.
4 / 6Sourdough rolls and wheels. Dion Georgopoulos
Sourdough baguettes.
5 / 6Sourdough baguettes.Dion Georgopoulos
Seeded bagels.
6 / 6Seeded bagels. Dion Georgopoulos

Iggy’s Bread

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Arrive early for sourdough loaves, rolls and bagels, which often sell out by mid-morning.

Seventeen years since it opened, Iggy’s remains the benchmark against which all Sydney bread is measured. Second-generation baker Sonya Ivanovic took over operations with partner Matt Carter this year, continuing the legacy of sourdough loaves, rolls and bagels with glorious chew and depth-of-flavour. They sell out early on weekends, but there’s usually a few croissants left to accompany your morning coffee.

Must order: Their sourdough croissants have a gentle, buttery earthiness, and ranked seven on our taste-test challenge.

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