Excellent kosher bakery store. Wonderful selection of all…read moretypes of baked goods for home and event catering. There is also a sit down dining area. Staff are very helpful and friendly and the premises are modern and well designed. Street parking outside.

This is a tidy, open space along a strip of somewhat underwhelming shops in Hendon. I was glad to…read morehave found it. The pastries are gorgeous, and, for the calorie and coin counter, some are 'mini' versions of the usual-sized goodies (think: croissants, pain au chocos, and sows' ears--don't know what ya'll call 'em here) at a fraction of the price. The loaves of bread (challah, white, wheat, light rye) seem to come both bagged and unbagged. The bagels are displayed in open baskets out on the floor and appear to be sold singly. Help yourself...to a pair of tongs! I was surprised and happy to see the tongs. Too bad there weren't any judiciously placed near the unbagged loaves. I stood next to a man who picked up around five separate loaves of wheat (and one bagette) in both hands in order to caress their middles and squeeze gently on their crusts. At one point it looked as if he were going to bring a loaf up to his ear. I expect he was hoping to hear the ocean. After all the fingering, he actually bought one! I bought a small, bagged rye loaf for £1.55. After watching the 'Bread Whisperer' do his thing on the wheat loaves, I left the naked bagels untouched. I'll be back, however, for some Hammentaschen and mini sows' ears!

Patisserie located on top floor at Fenwick's. Great pastries…read moreand drinks. The prices are reasonable. Only downside - the service needs to be improved.

Best for coffee and cake . Especially when you are getting your coffee free withBarclays bankread more

After reading a few of the reviews on here, I felt I must have been on an odd day since my opinions…read moredo not parallel the rest. But the previous reviews are 2010-2013... SO, 2 YEARS LATER..... Wednesday afternoon I came here and making my way to a nearby hotel. I would have dined somewhere else if there were anywhere available nearby but decided to take a chance here. I wish I ventured somewhere else. The place was spacious and had lots of food to order. However, what is the point of space when practically no one is there to attend to you. The waitress or cashier, saw us for a few minutes, nobody bothered. We had to go to them and ask them for a menu and order. by this point i lost interest and decided to take away. While waiting, I decided to buy a 1.5LT Evian bottle (NOT THE LARGEST) . This woman looked at me and said one moment, I asked how much it was and she left me and took another lady talking in their dialect and looked at me. She said it was £3,20. I buy the very same thing for £1.90.... I paid it annoyed because it wasn't even cooled and i didnt see the reason of it being so pricey. Moving onto the food, we purchased and paid. We ate and the amount of dark sauce swimming around the "FRIED NOODLE" made us think we ordered noodle soup instead. I mean as we opened the Tupperware, the black sauce was oozing out and it seemed like it was more of noodle soup than black bean soup. I order Pork chop with rice. It arrived as RICE AT THE BOTTOM, GRAVY AND 2 MASHED WHATEVER. The only good food we order was the vegs spring rolls and squid balls. Barely edible. I hate low reviews but this one, it had to be done.

We have driven past this place for years and kept saying, "we need to try this out". So, we finally…read morestopped. And it was a good decision. It reminds me a bit of a cafeteria, which is fine. Service is quick and meals are very reasonable. The menu is HUGE with a variety of Chinese, Thai and Malaysian cuisines. We got a few starters as well as mains, all of which were tasty. They do have beers and wine as well as non-alcoholic choices. Service it's spot on and friendly. The restaurant brings in a mixed crowd and there were a few people stopping by for take-away. And with two hour parking available at Homebase plus multiple buses nearby, it's an easy to access sorry if place. Along with the restaurant, there also exists a bakery, which was closed in the evening. Might have to check it out!

This is a bakery and more. As a café there is a selection of pastas made on the spot. Mine was…read moreabsolutely delicious. There is a sushi counter and of course specialty coffees. This is highly recommended as a place for an informal and inexpensive meal, let alone bakery items. Everything is strictly kosher dairy of course.

My local bakery. Since discovering this little gem, I've started eating bread again. The main…read morereason for that is their bread with olives, which tastes simply amazing. Everything is freshly baked and delicious. but what makes this place even better is the friendly staff. They are all very warm and welcoming and make you feel part of the family. I've been coming to this place for a few months now, but they know both my and my family's tastes, so they always keep a loaf for me if I can't manage to go there in the morning. Great service and food at even greater prices.

While staying in Golders Green, we had the pleasure to have breakfast here three times in just one…read moreweek - yep, that's how much we liked it. They offer a variety of egg dishes, made to your liking, paired with veggies and breads, etc. Their avocado smash is delicious with some scrambled eggs. Our breakfast-brunches usually ran around £40-45 for 4 people, including coffees and macarons. The cafe is small, quiet, has many tables for 2 and 3 ppl, and a few tables that will seat 4-6. The vibe is chill, service is good, and the ladies running the place are lovely.

A gem for cheap East/South East Asian food if you live nearby…read more Been here on numerous occasions for lunch on weekends. Parking is tricky but if you need to grab something from Homebase next door you can park as long as you like for free. Being vegetarians there were enough veggie options for starters and mains. We normally skip starters as the portions for the mains are generous. The service is generally quick and staff are friendly. Our top recommendation is the Wonderful Laksa - you'll need a cold drink, tissue and regular breaks but so worth it! Being Malaysian this is quite similar to the laksa you find at hawkers on the street - pretty authentic. At £6 for the veggie version it won't break the bank either. Another recommendation is the kuey teow (flat stir fried hor fun noodles) The pad Thai and Tom Yam are alright. Definitely try out the weird and wonderful drinks at the fridge (assam milk tea, coconut water with black sesame, malted soya milk) Never tried the pastry so can't comment. All in all, a great Asian restaurant!

Ive been to this restaurant a few times, it does have an authentic oriental feel to it helped in…read morepart by the deep fried ducks hanging by the window to the kitchen area. The food is good, nothing extraordinary, but satisfying enough. The desserts are incredible. The service, again, is good, not overly friendly or welcoming but at the same time not rude or dismissive. All in all an okay place to eat.

everything tastes amazing here and the new coffee shop set up in bigger premises really should pay…read moreoff perfect to sit and have a coffee for social or business reasons. the problem is its not cheap and everything tastes like cake even their bread which for some is a plus but for makes it 4 star and not 5

Lovely bakery in Hampstead Garden Suburb. We came here on a Saturday morning and the bakery/café…read morewas busy with locals from the surrounding area. What I really liked about this shop is that everyone seemed to know each other - people were greeted with names, a little gossip exchanged, etc. We sat down for a coffee, as we were waiting for the bathroom showroom across the street to open up. While we were sitting down, they stocked up the display cabinet with freshly baked doughnuts, that were filled with raspberry jam. They came in bite-size and big-size...we couldn't resist and ordered a couple. They were just delightful. (In Germany we call these "Berliner"). This is a really lovely find and I will definitely stop by next time I'm in the area. Mind you, it's not one of the now ever so popular fancy bakeries that open up all over London. This is a proper old-school bakery and I really appreciate this!

My husband has to have his weekly supply of Sherrards' almond Danish pastries - simply the best…read more They also have miniature Danish with four different flavour fillings - ideal for giving. The doughnuts are great. Everything very fresh. We also enjoy eating in - choice of anything in the shop. Staff very friendly and helpful.