Seeing that I'm British and been living in California this Bakery is an interesting one to try and…read morewas keen to see if the items are ''authentic American''. Well.. They come pretty close! Can't say I am all that impressed though. Red Velvet Cupcake - The frosting is so sweet and the Cake a little on the dry side. I like my Cakes to be moist. They're pricey too at £2.65 a pop. I thought paying the equivalent of £1.90 - £2.20 a Cupcake was a lot in California but I can't say I didn't expect it here in Britain as everything is more expensive. I do like the location of the Bakery, right near where my Hubby used to work and less than a mile from our beloved Thai Van (best Yellow Chicken Curry in The City btw!). Aside from the regular sized Cupcakes they also sell mini Cupcakes (£1.35) Brownies (£2.50-$3.75) and Whoopie Pies (£3.25) as well as whole Cakes from Sponge (£22 upwards) to Cheesecake (£26) and Pies (Pumpkin, Pecan, Mississippi Mud (£32-£36) ect. *There are also 3 other locations around London with the newest being in Islington in the Angel Building as well as a Food Truck (look at me becoming all ''American'').. or Van I guess I should be calling it that serves local Festivals.

Red velvet is delicious! Lemon raspberry is good too but too sweet. The others are okay. It's a…read moregood bakery but cakes are a bit over baked and dry and frosting too sweet.

Authentic, freshly made croissants, at the best price. Warm, friendly service…read more That previous cake reviewer sounded like a local business rival.

Absolutely awful! Bought the cake for my brothers 13th birthday, decided not to stick to the usual…read morereliable cake shops because he always walks past this shop and says he wants to try the cakes from here. I initially wanted/ordered a particular cake, after paying for it they realised they didn't actually have it in stock and when I said, to just leave it and asked to have my money back as I felt none of the other cakes were appropriate for my brother they, they refused saying that when a transaction has gone through on the till they cannot return the money. So finally I had to settle on a different cake which had to be re-iced in order to make it suitable. The cake looked pretty good, but to be honest it isn't that hard to make chocolate look good. I don't think I've ever been more disappointed would've been better off buying an Iceland's gateau. The cake was stale, I can only imagine how long it had been since it was made. Admittedly the icing wasn't terrible but the cake was so bad that my brother who would usually eat anything, including my awful cooking couldn't stomach more than two spoonfuls. Everyone that was served the cake ended up throwing it away, we still had half the cake left which also had to be thrown away. Waste of money. If you're looking for a cake from an asian store you're better off going to Banoful across the road from this place, or better yet my personal favourite - Patisserie Valerie in Spitafields is a good choice, definitely worth the money.

Konditor & Cook is located just next to Borough Market, and the lady at the store front lured us in…read moreby offering us samples of their brownies. After that 1 bite of their brownie, we were HOOKED! That brownie was probably the best I've ever had in my life. The texture was ooey gooey fudge like with still a slight cakeiness to hold it together, big, high quality chocolate chunks, and not overly sweet. I still dream about that brownie to this day! I just wish they could expand this bakery to the USA because this place would win over the hearts of many! What's even cooler is that they sold their own cookbook with a lot of their recipes inside. Thank you for inventing the perfect brownie, I'll be back again next time I find myself in London.

Stumbled upon some awesome brownies!…read more We walked up to this store after strolling around Borough Market, and there was a girl at the store front offering samples. We tried their brownies, and knew we immediately had to buy some to take home! Perfect in texture, and not annoyingly too sweet, the chocolate chip brownie was a perfect afternoon pick-me-up. They had other goodies like cakes and such that we didn't try, but we'd love to visit again when in town!

I came here after walking around the surrounding area with my friend. The market around puts this…read morein a really nice location if you're craving some decent British food or French pastries. My friend had a small raspberry tart which she found quite refreshing. I had one of their menus, which was fairly priced. The initial soup was quite average, and the service was a little bit slow to be honest. However, the main course that I had was a meat pie, with a side of mashed potatoes and broccoli. The pie and mashed potatoes were extremely well done, and I was pleased that neither were too dry, as is the case in many areas. This place is quite great during warmer times of the year, as the outside seating creates a nice ambiance without feeling like you're in such a busy city like London. I would definitely recommend coming if you just need a quick break or rest from a busy day of walking, and there is a nearby bus station on Liverpool Street.

Patisserie looks really nice but it's not a bakery where you can point to something in the glass to…read moreorder it. You have to take a seat and eventually a waiter will come and take your order. The scone was average and they forgot my other pastry order. The iced tea I ordered came from a bottle. I would rate this place below average.

Stumbled upon this place after some light shopping. The outside decor caught my eye, but the closer…read moreI go the smells caught my attention. Wow, it smells like fresh, sweet baked goods from a mile away and i followed my nose to the right place! They offer a selection of cookies, cakes, ice cream sandwiches, coffees, lattes, etc. they offer cake baking classes, and baking cakes for your party or big day. We had the raspberry cake slice and it was Devine! The chai tea latte was also scrumptious. The interior decor is so eclectic and charming that it makes you feel so happy. Love the family own and operated vibes, and the girl who helped us taste test before making our selection of cake was just as sweet as our cake! Love this place and i cannot wait to come back for another sweet treat

The shop is actually on the main concourse of Liverpool Street rail station, closer to the…read moreBishopsgate exit. There's a wide selection of freshly baked cakes, sweet and savoury pastries. They also sell sandwiches, confectionery, hot and cold drinks. The smell of fresh baking has lured my in on more than one occasion. I love their carrot cake!

I was really interest to visit this place and to try the…read moredelicious sweets ... As it seems in the picture below . When I reach to the place .. It was closed .. I wish if any store closed should be updated at yelp Thank you

We're not internationally known but we're known to grab the Ice Cream Crone…read more . . . I can't even tell y'all how many miles we walked in search of @dumdumdoughnuts but when we got our hands 'round that Cinnamon Crone it was on & popping, We topped it with two scoops of salted caramel blended well with that cone & not to mention the Zebra Donut with white & dark chocolate also they never fry their #donuts .

I am so disappointed that I have only just learned about this wonderful cafe!! I travel to London…read moreperiodically for work. On my last visit, a coworker told me about this little gem, which is not far from Lloyd's. It was a freezing cold day, I didn't have a coat, but I still went on the journey to Konditor & Cook. They have such a huge variety of cakes, brownies, and other sweet treats, along with coffees and other beverages. I got the lemon cake, which came highly recommended - it was amazing! I also had a hot chocolate (I don't drink coffee often), but my coworker had a latte and it looked good. This shop is now on my regular rotation in London...it's always a great day when you have cake for lunch!

I always stop into Konditor & Cook on the back of the Gherkin for a little treat when I'm craving…read moresome good homemade food. I know they are typically known for their cakes but the lunches here give you quick access to homemade classic dishes. I usually get the enchilladas, chili con carne, fish pie (super good!) or one of the daily quiches. The menu changes daily and there is rarely a time I don't find something to drool over. If you go I highly recommend the Boston Brownie, Raspberry Chequerboard Cake and the Millionaire Shortbread from the bakery. My only issue: Take the mushrooms out of the Mac n Cheese! Seriously, who puts mushrooms in mac n cheese???

Bea has opened up a market stall in the ever-growing, grassroots Maltby Street Market in…read moreBermondsey. This pleases me immensely since I live 3 minutes away. What with the market's cheese, coffee, doughnuts, beer and - now - Bea's absolutelyfuckingdelicious Guinness chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting, Saturday will now be known colloquially as 'Faturday'. Oh, and there are some quaint little blue tables and chairs outside at which to rest and consume copious amounts of baked goods.

This Bea's location is only open on Saturday mornings - under one of the railway arches in the…read more"Maltby Street Market" area - but on Druid St, not actually on Maltby St itself. Delicious american-style breakfast choices and great fruit smoothies. The buttermilk pancakes with maple streaky bacon are divine, if not a tiny bit pricey for the portion sizes.