42 Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town
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“put a map to the shop on the contact page”
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42 Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town
“put a map to the shop on the contact page”
map“phone, WhatsApp and email in one strip”
contact_bar“link our Instagram and Facebook”
social_links



“make it masonry-style, click to enlarge”
masonry_gallery“show visitors where they are”
breadcrumbs“two clear buttons, side by side”
button_row| Bread club | Office order | |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly loaf | ||
| Daily delivery | — | |
| Billing | Card | Invoice |
“compare the plans side by side”
comparison_table“a gentle break between sections”
icon_divider“a bar up top: closed on the public holiday”
sticky_announcement“a menu with popouts and a border that chases its tail”
animated_navThis block is invisible chrome: it fades sections in as they enter the viewport. This very sentence just did it.
“make sections fade in as you scroll”
scroll_reveal“a WhatsApp button that follows the visitor”
floating_cta“rotate three big photos on the home page”
hero_slider“a wee button back to the top of long pages”
back_to_top“let visitors search the whole page and jump straight there”
page_search
Burning rooikrans since 2014.
Order here - card or SnapScan.
Single-origin filter, all day.
“put tappable points on the photo of the shop”
image_hotspotsGardens, Cape Town
Small-batch sourdough, baked before sunrise.
“give the home page a big warm welcome”
hero“a proper multi-column footer with the lot”
mega_footerLocal grain, milled weekly.
Flavour you can't shortcut.
Second generation at the oven.
“three cards on why people choose us”
feature_gridOrder before 16:00 for next-day collection.
“a shop grid with prices and sale badges”
product_grid
Twenty-hour ferments, stone-milled flour, and a wood-fired oven that has never once been rushed.
“photo on the left, our story on the right”
split
Fed twice a day since 2014. It has outlived two mixers and one delivery van.
Twenty hours, no shortcuts. Flavour you can't rush is the whole point.
Wood-fired, rooikrans only. First bake lands at 05:00 sharp.
“pin the photo while the story scrolls past it”
sticky_split


“a simple grid of our best photos”
gallery


“a mosaic of the bakery in different sized tiles”
bento_grid“three simple plans with what's included”
pricingClick a heading to sort.
| Bake | Day | Batch | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Country sourdough | Daily | 60 | R74 |
| Seeded rye | Tue / Fri | 24 | R78 |
| Baguette | Sat | 40 | R38 |
| Buckwheat loaf | Fri | 12 | R82 |
| Morning buns | Daily | 90 | R32 |
“this week's bakes in a sortable table”
data_tableBefore 16:00 for next-day collection.
Our buckwheat loaf, baked Fridays.
“answer the questions we get every day”
faq“our story videos with a pop-up player”
video_gallery“end every page with a clear next step”
cta“show the numbers we're proud of”
stats“The only bread my family will eat now. Worth every minute in traffic.”
— Rachel, Sea Point
“put our best review front and centre”
testimonialOne email a week — what's coming out of the oven.
“collect emails for the bread list”
signup“a proper footer with our details”
footerSourdough, eggs and the good butter — until 11:30.
Toasted specials and seasonal soups.
Single-origin filter, flat whites, rooibos.
“tabs for breakfast, lunch and drinks”
tabsCity Bowl and Atlantic Seaboard, weekdays.
Slice first — it toasts back beautifully.
“same, but one answer open at a time”
accordion“offer first-timers 10% off in a pop-up”
popup“scroll the markets and cafés that stock us”
logo_marquee“rotate my customer quotes”
testimonial_slider“count down to the summer menu”
countdown
BeforeAfter“show the makeover — drag to compare”
before_afterFirst bake of the day goes in.
Coffee on, counter full.
Next-day collection closes.
“show how it works, step by step”
timeline
Started the ovens in 2014.
Knows every regular's order.
“introduce the people behind the counter”
team“put our story film on the About page”
video



“a swipeable strip of photos”
image_carousel“make the numbers count up as you scroll”
number_counters“show what's nearly sold out today”
progress_bars“a proper menu with prices”
menu_list



“let visitors filter my work by category”
filterable_galleryMorning drive interview · 4 min
“add last week's radio interview”
audio_embed“The only bread my family will eat now.”
“Worth setting an alarm for.”
“Their rye changed my mind about rye.”
“Coffee's great too. Dangerous combination.”
“My Saturday ritual for three years running.”
“tile all our reviews like a pinboard”
testimonial_wallBefore 16:00 for next-day collection.
The buckwheat loaf, baked Fridays.
City Bowl and Atlantic Seaboard, weekdays.
Evenings only - ask at the counter.
“let people search the FAQ as they type”
faq_search“show monthly and yearly prices in tabs”
tabbed_pricingReading the clock…
“show whether we're open right now”
hours_badgeWe reply between bakes — usually the same day.
“a proper contact form — name, email, topic and a message”
contact_formSlow dough is honest dough. What the long wait actually does.
Read more →“show the latest three posts as cards”
blog_listScroll these two mini sections — the pills above light up as each enters view.
Clicking a pill glides straight here.
“a wee menu that follows the page and knows where you are”
anchor_nav


“captions that slide up over the photos”
caption_galleryMessage or call — next-day collection is guaranteed.
Your loaf goes into the wood oven at 05:00.
Skip the queue — it is paid and bagged.
“explain how ordering works in three steps”
steps“a slim banner for the bread list”
cta_bannerBased on 412 reviews on Google
“The only bread my family will eat now.”
“Worth setting an alarm for.”
“show our rating with the best quotes”
review_summary“list the price list and brand kit for download”
download_listPay at collection — card or SnapScan.
“a wee order summary for the checkout”
mini_cart“list the baking classes with a book button”
event_list10% off your first order — collected or delivered.
BROOD10One per customer. Ends 30 September.
“give first-timers 10% off with a code”
promo_codeTrusted by the neighbourhood
“show our certifications in a row”
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“add a gallery of my best photos”
“put a map on the contact page”
“show where my visitors come from”
“make my services searchable”
“tabs for breakfast, lunch, drinks”
Sourdough & eggs
Two poached, seeded sourdough
Granola bowl
House granola, yoghurt, berries
Breakfast wrap
Bacon, egg, avo, tomato relish
Roast-veg salad
Butternut, feta, seeds, greens
Steak sandwich
Rump, caramelised onion, rocket
Soup of the day
Ask your server — always fresh
Flat white
Single-origin, oat on request
Fresh juice
Orange, apple or seasonal
Iced tea
Peach or berry, not too sweet
“a nice confirmation on booking”
go on, it's only a demo
“show if we're open right now”
Reading the clock…
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