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Pim's Bakery in Phuket exposed — adored for fresh bread and rare blended coffee, yet recurring hygiene slips and inconsistent pastries tourists never expect

Pim's Bakery sells charm and stellar coffee, but the 4.6 score hides small uglies: rock‑hard banoffee, ants on delivered cake flowers and hit‑or‑miss freshness. My review separates real wins from Instagram gloss—read this before you buy dessert
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.6/5Based on 257 Google reviews

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Pim’s Bakery — a likable neighborhood bakery with one eyebrow raised

Pim’s Bakery is a restaurant-style bakery-café in Phuket that earns a respectable 4.6 out of 5 from 257 reviewers. On paper it delivers everything a local hangout should: fresh bakes, coffee variety and a relaxed vibe. In practice the place mostly delivers that promise, with a few discreet but serious slips you should know about before you order.

What actually works

  • Fresh homemade bread and a varied pastry selection that keeps regulars coming back.
  • Coffee that leans toward quality: beans from different origins are offered, not the usual single-blend monotony.
  • A breakfast menu that gets mentioned consistently by patrons who use it as a morning stop.
  • Cakes, treats and confectionery that some reviewers call exceptional; this is one of the bakery’s selling points.
  • Decor described as beautiful and fun, giving the place visual personality beyond typical bland cafés.
  • Cozy indoor and outdoor seating that suits both quick stops and longer stays.
  • Staff noted as friendly, contributing to an inviting atmosphere rather than a transactional one.
  • Several patrons mention reasonable pricing, so this isn’t a premium-only treat.
  • An international menu that offers more than just pastries for anyone after a proper light meal.

Where it wobbles — quality control you need to watch

Reviewer accounts reveal sporadic but concrete mistakes that matter: a banofi tart described as hard as rock, a delivered cake arriving with ants on decorative flowers, and at least one customer uneasy about overall freshness. Those are operational failures, not taste debates. If you care about bakery hygiene and consistent product quality, these are red flags worth taking seriously.

Practical visiting notes

  • Open daily 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM except closed on Wednesdays — plan around that fixed weekly closure.
  • Payment-wise bring a card or use NFC payments; the café accepts debit cards and tap-to-pay options.
  • Parking is rarely the problem here: there is both a free parking lot and free street parking nearby.

Ordering playbook — how to get the best meal and avoid the landmines

  • If you want the safest win, order coffee and pastry combos early in the day; fresh batches are most likely before mid-morning rush.
  • When buying cakes for takeaway or delivery, inspect the display and ask whether items are same-day baked — one reviewer’s delivery issues suggest you cannot assume freshness for all decorated cakes.
  • Avoid fragile decorative pieces for delivery unless you can pick them up yourself; the delivery-related ant and texture problems came with transported items.
  • The place is kid-friendly according to patrons, so bringing children for casual brunch or a sweet treat is a reasonable call.
  • Use the international and basic western lunch options if you want something beyond pastries; reviewers mention these as solid, no-fuss choices.

Who should go — and when

If you’re a traveler lodged in one of the nearby accommodations or someone heading to the spa or clinic in the neighborhood, Pim’s is a convenient spot to grab breakfast or sit with coffee and a book. The surrounding businesses include local lodging, another coffee shop and wellness services, so it functions well as a casual community hub rather than a destination bakery for a special occasion.

Final verdict — honest, not defensive

Pim’s Bakery gives you a lot of what you want from a neighborhood café: variety, personality and approachable prices. The aggregate rating reflects that consistency. But the documented lapses in cake quality and delivery hygiene are not small complaints; they represent systemic issues that management needs to fix. Come for the coffee, the bread and the welcoming vibe; if you need a flawless cake for an event, insist on seeing it before you commit.

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🕒 Opening Hours

Monday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

💳 Payment Options

Debit cards accepted
NFC payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay)

🅿️ Parking Options

Free parking lot
Free street parking
📍 Coordinates:
7.857744, 98.357933
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