Why we’d go
Sundays does one thing and does it obsessively well: pillowy, cold-fermented scrolls in a rotating handful of flavours, sold from a pocket-sized shopfront until they run out. It's the current darling of Bondi's sweet-tooth crowd, driven by owner Laetitia Loefti's build-in-public social following, so the appeal is as much the ritual and the buzz as the bake itself. If you like your food discoveries with a side of "you have to get there early," this is the one we'd send you to.
What to order
The core scrolls — classic cinnamon with cream cheese, Biscoff, and Kinder chocolate — plus whatever one-off special (pistachio has featured) is on that day. Pair it with one of the cold drinks like the matcha or the coconut cloud coffee.
The atmosphere
Small, buzzy, grab-and-go with a devoted line out front
Local tip: It's only open a few days a week (roughly Friday to Sunday, mornings until sold out) and the best flavours go fast — our advice is to get there near opening rather than chance a mid-morning arrival, and check their Instagram the night before for the day's specials and any hours changes.
Worth knowing: Very limited days and hours, tiny footprint and real queues mean this is a plan-ahead treat, not a drop-in — and it's a sweet-focused bakery rather than a sit-down cafe.
How we verified this (High confidence · checked 2026-08-10)
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