Le Petit Gateau
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About
Located at RACV City Club, Le Petit Gâteau patisserie makes indulgent cakes and tarts. Order cakes for special occasions, or visit us for coffee and cake.
Amenities
What diners mention
- Value for money3
- Ambiance3
Frequently asked questions
Where is Le Petit Gateau?+
Le Petit Gateau is located at 458 Little Collins Street, Melbourne.
What kind of place is Le Petit Gateau?+
Le Petit Gateau is a Dessert Shop in Melbourne.
What are Le Petit Gateau's opening hours?+
Le Petit Gateau is closed on Saturday, Sunday.
Is Le Petit Gateau open on Sundays?+
No, Le Petit Gateau is closed on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Le Petit Gateau?+
It is busiest on Wednesday and usually quietest on Monday.
How expensive is Le Petit Gateau?+
Le Petit Gateau is generally mid-range.
What does Le Petit Gateau offer?+
Le Petit Gateau offers Wheelchair access, Takeaway, Breakfast, Bar.
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What people say
“Decadent, smooth and delicious cakes made with precision and care!”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Justine★★★★★Great atmosphere and lovely cakes! This bakery has such a cozy, local vibe—it’s full of regulars reading newspapers and enjoying their morning coffee. Their cakes are definitely the highlight and my personal favorite. I tried the plain croissant and pain au chocolat this time; both were quite good! The coffee is decent, though not the best you’ll find in Melbourne. Still, it's a wonderful spot to relax.
Natasha Rozario★★★★'Brownie Passionfruit Chocolate Gateau' consists a promising description to its name. You're carefully met with a soft chocolate top, introduced to a cautious but swinging Passionfruit layer, somewhat jelly like. Below by the base is lastly your tough brownie with crunchy hazelnuts intertwined generously. The accords in your mouth with the aftertaste welcome an unexpected orange in it aswell. Excellently crafted cakes, done well with precision and innovative pairing.
Cl★★★A bit overpriced to be honest, but I suppose you’re paying for the aesthetic and presentation. The desserts tasted alright, though there are definitely better options elsewhere for a lower price. The Black Forest cake was $14.90 and the Lychee cake was $14, which felt quite expensive for what you get. One thing to note is that they do not accept cash, although there were no card surcharges applied in-store. However, the transaction appeared differently on my bank statement — instead of the store name, it showed up as “Royal Automobile Club of Victoria,” which I found a little odd.
Stefanie King★★★★★My absolute first and favourite is their Brownie Passionfruit Chocolate Gateau. This place opened way back in 2007, during the same time I worked in 140 William St until 2012, so was able to sneak down to grab a tasty sweet treat now and then. It’s now 2025 and I still buy a birthday cake from them for family sometimes- The Brownie Passionfruit Chocolate Gateau, ALWAYS, along with a few of the smaller cakes. The Brownie Passionfruit Chocolate Gateau is my most favourite cake in the whole world, that I’ve ever tasted. It is a TASTE SENSATION LIKE NO OTHER! It often consumes my mind, my thoug
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