Bread -- if I could, then I would live off it forever. Whenever I'm in Blacktown Westpoint, I make it a point to visit Supreme Bakehouse to pick up baked goodies for the drive home.

Supreme Bakehouse's prices are wonderfully low. For a couple of bucks, you can pick up a variety of treats, ranging from sweet to savoury. In comparison to other bakeries I've visited, their prices are very much competitive. My personal favourite is their small Turkish bread. Bread that tastes delicious without supplementary food items is superior to others, in my opinion. However, I would stay away from their sesame sticks. Even though they sell out fast, I've had better. They overbake them so that the sticks are quite hard to bite through.

My overwhelming issue is with consistency. Not all goods taste the same every time. I find this to be the case with their foccacia bread and sweet almond sticks. Today, my foccacia bread tasted like pastry and was incredibly oily. As for the almond bread, the sweetness seems to take a rollercoaster ride - sometimes too sweet, sometimes borderline savoury. I find this difficult to resolve in my mind because I can never wholly depend on the bakery to serve me the same thing every time. Service is as expected - the lady that I see all the time is lovely.

Overall, whatever Supreme Bakehouse lacks, they make it up with great prices and a sunny smile. When good, their bread is fantastic. It's just not a guarantee.

I've bought a couple of dates scones from a little bakery at the bottom floor of the westpoint (when I did a search this was the name so I hope I've got the right place). The price was very good, only $1.20 for a scone. The first one tasted really good, though the second one was a wee bit burnt on the bottom (I suspect I just got unlucky that time). The service was cheerful and friendly and I'd certainly go back if I'm back in Blacktown westpoint again

Approximate cost: $1.20