Bakeries in Sandnes: 6 bakeries in the centre, at Ganddal, Lura and Forus

This page brings together bakeries in Sandnes: in the town centre, at Ganddal and in the north of town, at Lura and Forus. It helps you choose between a bakery that stays open into the evening and one where you pick up bread and lunch on the way to work: the cards give the address and a short description, plus the phone number and a link to the bakery's own website where they exist.

Bakeries in Sandnes on the map

The map shows only the bakeries on this page: tap a point to open the card with the address and description.

Which group suits you

This page is useful if you want fresh bread before work, need a bakery that is open on a Sunday, or are ordering a cake or food for a meeting.

Centre, Ganddal or the north of town: where the bakeries are

• In the centre the bakeries are on Langgata and Vågsgata, about 150 metres apart.
• At Lura and Forus three bakeries lie within roughly a kilometre of each other, between two and a half and just under four kilometres north of the centre.
• The bakery at Ganddal is on Jærveien, about three and a half kilometres south of the centre.
• The distances are measured in a straight line between the points on the map.

The bakeries in the centre of Sandnes are so close together that you walk from one to the other in a couple of minutes. One is on Langgata, the other on Vågsgata. According to its website, the bakery on Vågsgata has two floors, with a meeting room at the top that can be booked.

The north of town is a different picture. The bakeries at Lura and Forus stand on Stavangerveien and in the business area, and they are set up for people arriving by car: one of them sells through a drive-through, and the card of another mentions parking right outside the door.

The Bakeries section of the directory has more addresses, including outlets in the shopping centres. Guides to food in other towns are in the section on places to eat in Norway.

Opening hours: early morning, evening and Sunday

• Earliest: the bakery on Vågsgata opens at 6.30 am on weekdays.
• Latest: the bakery on Langgata is open until 9.30 pm, and until 10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
• Sunday: both bakeries in the centre and the drive-through outlet state opening hours.
• The pastry bakery at Forus is a weekday place: its website states no hours for the weekend.

The bakeries in the centre have the longest days. One states 6.30 am to 8 pm Monday to Friday, 7.30 am to 6 pm on Saturdays and 9 am to 5 pm on Sundays. The other opens at 7.30 am and closes at 9.30 pm Monday to Thursday and at 10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and is open on Sundays from 9 am to 7 pm. The hours were read on the bakeries' websites on 7 October 2026.

In the north of town the bakeries close while it is still working hours. The drive-through outlet states 7 am to 3 pm on weekdays, 8 am to 4 pm on Saturdays and 9 am to 4 pm on Sundays. The pastry bakery at Forus states 8 am to 2 pm on Mondays and 7 am to 2 pm Tuesday to Friday (read on 6 October 2026). If you want to drop in after work, the centre is the place.

The opening hours on the cards in the directory are not always right: some are shifted, others differ from the bakery's own. Trust the bakery's website. On the website of the bakery on Stavangerveien we found no opening hours on 7 October 2026, and the bakery at Ganddal has no website of its own: for these two we have no hours to point to.

That bakeries can open on Sundays has to do with the Norwegian Holiday Peace Act: it closes ordinary shops but exempts, among other things, sales from places that serve food and drink. The rules are explained in the article on Sunday shopping.

What the bakeries bake, and how to order

• Balkan baking on Langgata: burek and somun.
• Hand-baked bread, buns and sandwiches on Vågsgata.
• Cakes for christenings, confirmations and weddings, open sandwiches and meeting food: the pastry bakery at Forus.
• Deadlines and prices are not given on the cards.

The range sets the bakeries apart more than the address does. On Langgata the baking follows Balkan tradition: the website mentions burek, somun, bread and cakes. The bakery on Vågsgata describes its goods as hand-baked and organic. The drive-through outlet belongs to a bakery that, according to its card, builds on Danish baking tradition, with cinnamon swirls as its hallmark.

For work and for parties you order ahead. According to its card, the pastry bakery at Forus takes cake orders and makes open sandwiches and meeting food. The bakery on Stavangerveien makes open sandwiches for all occasions and takes orders online. The bakery on Langgata takes orders for parties, and its goods can also be ordered through a delivery service.

Ask about allergens before you buy. Bakeries and cafés in Norway are required to give information on the 14 allergens in the regulations, also for goods sold unpackaged. When everything is baked in the same premises, traces of gluten, milk and nuts can occur even in goods where they are not in the recipe. The bakery on Langgata has put an allergen overview on its website.

Help us keep this page up to date

Has a bakery closed, moved or changed its opening hours? Leave a comment at the bottom of the page and we will correct it and set a new date.

How we make this page

The bakeries on this page are chosen by the NorgeGuide editors. Payment affects neither the selection nor the order. The order within the groups is free and says nothing about quality.

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