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Argentinian Baked Goods - 2x Empanadas ($6) or 6x Sweet Pastries ($9) @ Dulce Luna Viennoiser [SYD]

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The Deal

$6 for two empanadas and a regular drink

$9 for six sweet pastries

Valid Hours

King St
Mon-Fri 7.30am-4.30pm
Sat 8am-2.30pm

Pitt St
Mon-Wed, Fri 7am-4.30pm
Thu 7am-6.30pm
Sat 8am-4.30pm

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  • +4

    Beware their Pastries aRe smalls

    • -3

      Why is size important for pastries? I would think that quality would count more in the 'valuation' of a treat? Or is size the most important thing - I suppose it does form part of the 'value' equation…

      • +3

        this is ozbargain, we want to get the best or maximum bargain, super duper yummy but small with $xx price is not really a bargain for example, but ofcourse everyone definition of bargain is different.

  • +3

    Just shows how desparate so called 'deal' sites such as Groupon are getting.

  • The sweet pastries are delicious. They're normally $2.50 for the original/glazed Crossaints and $3 for the Dulce de leche and other fancy sounding ones.

  • no deal. very small and still expensive.

  • +2

    Argentinian Baked Goods

    I'm pretty sure these are made in Australia… They'd be quite stale if they were Argentinian…

    • +3

      Argentinian Baked Goods

      I'm pretty sure these are made in Australia… They'd be quite stale if they were Argentinian…

      They could be like the ones sold by Coles/Woolworths - made in Belgium etc. then frozen, then 'baked' in Australia.

      However, I understand what you mean - they could have said Argentinian style for the empanadas. The others are French and Danish style/types (Vienna brod).

      • +2

        If they were made in Argentina they would be larger. I think this is a bit of a novelty bakery in that the prices charged are a bit steep for what you get. Argentineans like to eat big, so this is not necessarily a proper representation of their cuisine.
        Still, it is difficult to get Arg type food in Sydney so it's nice to know there's a place in the city.

    • +1

      I brought flour, water, sugar and eggs from Argentina to make my own.

      • +3

        Everything else should be fine, but I would check those eggs if I were you.

      • +4

        It's illegal to bring eggs in to the country.

        • +3

          Something smells foul

  • This is good stuff, too many other 'pastries' taste the same these days. If they added the word 'gourmet' like some do, they could probably charge twice as much. I hope the empanadas don't have too much onion.

  • I'd prefer Columbian baked goods

  • Dodgy groupon !!

  • +1

    Not trying to troll, but if you go to fairfield, there are a couple of Argentenian bakeries which make the pastries for 80c a piece. (La torre or Confeteria Maciel)

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