Milk Train Café is a true Instagram-worthy treat and so much more than just a photo opportunity!…read moreThe soft-serve ice cream is incredibly creamy and comes in a variety of fun flavors, with the signature cotton candy or candy floss topping adding a magical touch. Watching your ice cream float out of the train-shaped cones is half the fun. The café itself is bright, playful, and welcoming, making it perfect for a quick indulgence or a fun stop while exploring London. The portions are generous, the staff are friendly, and everything feels freshly made with care. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Milk Train Café delivers a whimsical, delicious, and unforgettable dessert experience--you'll leave smiling (and probably with a sticky sweet cotton candy mustache).

While traveling to the Uk , I was looking so fun delicious places to try and this was on top of the…read morelist ! The service was great and we got our order fairly fast . But be aware there's not client restroom so they will tell you the closest locations to them . The idea of an ice cream cone shaped like a tree with cotton candy was so much fun and creative ! Great experience and a fun stop to try .

Delicious ube and pandan ice cream!! Order from the kiosks only, they don't accept cash. Service…read morewas very fast, there is some seating inside.

Absolutely fantastic ube bilog. Excellent portion size to split between two people. Super creamy…read moreice cream and the pandestal cover is sweet and a great compliment. Super busy when we arrived yesterday but order came quickly via ordering on the electronic screens. I'll definitely return for the ube brownie and the coconut dessert option.

Last but not least, this was our final stop of the night. The ice cream shop was absolutely packed,…read morewhich was a great sign. They offered more than 20 freshly made flavors, making it difficult to choose. I ordered the Hazelnut and Chocoviar 75%, while my friend chose the Lemon and Hazelnut. Both were delicious, rich, smooth, and flavorful without being overly sweet. The only downside was the portion size, which felt a bit small for the price. What made the experience even better was enjoying our gelato afterward at Covent Garden. We found a spot to sit outside and watched a hilarious street performer from Canada entertain a huge crowd. He even noticed me taking a photo and playfully posed for the camera, which made the moment even more memorable. We absolutely loved the atmosphere around Covent Garden. There are so many great restaurants and shops, and the lively outdoor setting, combined with talented street performers, made it the perfect way to end our evening. :)

Dropping into this Venchi, we got in line to purchase our single cup…read more Venchi's in general have really bad line design for crowding, and this one was no different. It's always a hassle because small children play with the ropes and people tend to crowd due to it's logistical design - instead of getting your cone and paying, you pay first and get your cone second. The service itself wasn't super friendly and was a bit rushed, but I liked that this location had several different flavors we don't normally see. That being said we went with our usual - pistachio, and it was as fantastic as all of the other Venchi's we've been to. All in all, Venchi is definitely worth a stop into, especially if you're a fan of pistachio gelato.

Not the friendliest staff, kinda rude actually…read more Though the macarons looked delicious, it appears that is their main seller. They do not have many other French goodies, and they especially do NOT have caneles.

Food: macarons. I had pistachio (always a favorite), hubby had chocolate, salted caramel, almond,…read moreand coffee (he liked salted caramel best). DD had chocolate and raspberry and said the raspberry was the best. The macarons were very soft and fresh. I love pistachio because it is not overly sweet. Service: quick and efficient. Ambiance: we entered the door just for the macarons but I believe there was another door to eat at their cafe.

I am writing a review for a bakery called "Chestnut" that has the exact address of this bakery…read morecalled "Dominique Ansel Treehouse". I did further research on "Dominique Ansel Treehouse" and found out it was permanently closed. The bakery called "Chestnut" took over. Chestnut bakery is a hidden gem in Covent garden area. I enjoyed the selection and the taste of their bakery. I ordered a pistachios flan, a cinnamon swirl and an almond croissant. I love all of them. The almond croissant had almond paste inside which made it more yummy. The sweetest of the cinnamon swirl was just right. This was the best cinnamon swirl I had. I seldom see pistachio flan offered at bakery. The taste of pistachio was rich. The bakery is light pinkish inside with beautiful floral arrangement at the front entrance which I felt welcoming. Please support this hidden gem if you are visiting Covent garden area in London. This bakery really worth a try. Hope this bakery will remain open next time when I visit London.

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Ben's is must stop if you are near a Ben's location. The cookies are so good and soft whether warm…read moreor cold. My favorite? The dark chocolate cookies but you really can't go wrong. 10/10 Dark Chocolate Cookies

Pretty good cookies. Quite gooey just how I like it. However, my go to is always the standard…read morechocolate chip and somehow this place doesn't have a standard chocolate chip cookie. I had a double chocolate chunk and a milk chocolate chunk. I liked the milk chocolate chunk better. This was the only cookie shop I tried in London so don't really have anything to compare it to. Shop is in a real busy area.

This is a nice place to stop by for a quick, convenient treat for both savory and sweet crepes…read more They do have a variety of flavors and combinations to try from. Though you can customize and add extra ingredients, such as ice cream or fruit, I would recommend trying an original first. The portion sizes are reasonable to eat on your own or to share with another person. A casual eating place with average service and price points for food. The workers were attentive, polite, and brought the food efficiently.

Nice cute comfortable location in lower level of Covent Garden…read more Crepes were delicious (had Crepe Monsieur and Piggy That Went to Market). Service/staff were really efficient and thoughtful/kind. Super glad we found/tried it!

Aug 2023 I was on a…read morehunt to find a good bakery in London and was hoping this was going to hit the mark, but it didn't. I purchased the chocolate layered cake and found it to be dry. Perhaps their specialty is the cheesecake. They also sell cookies, frozen cheesecake sticks, and hot/iced coffee. It is very hot and stuffy inside the bakery. Outdoor seating and indoor seating on the lower level is available.

Excellent desserts and very friendly folks working there! I found this place on the internet and it…read morewas one of my first stops in London! Give it a try!! You won't be disappointed!

Love all the vegan options here. I got the vegan dark chocolate and the vegan coconut because I…read morecouldn't decide. They were some of the best vegan Gelato I have ever had. The gentleman helping us was patient and kind. The scoops were generous too. So good.

I just ordered a mini cone of Matcha Green Tea. The mini cones are so tiny and cute. The Matcha…read moreGreen Tea has a flavor a lot more reminiscent of green tea rather than concentrated matcha. Nice small sweet treat to have. Texture was alright in terms of stretchy quality (in gelato terms). The place was pretty small with very limited seating if any. I know for sure there is seating outside and inside may have higher tables that are better suited for standing. Service as alright. Quick and efficient but minimal conversations and interpersonal talk.

The barista has mad skills, and they're using some great beans - not only was the finished drink…read moreexcellent but it didn't become bitter as it cooled. The pastries are superb, the sandwich is look excellent, the staff are friendly, and the location is near moments away from Covent Gardens.

We stopped into PAUL in a rainy day walking around Covent Garden to escape the bad weather and…read morewarm up with a cup of coffee. I ordered an americano, and my dad and brother both ordered a cappuccino. The coffees came out relatively quickly and were the perfect drink on the cold and rainy day. The restaurant was absolutely packed tho as a lot of people were enjoying lunch inside. This is definitely a really cool cafe and restaurant in the area, and I would highly recommend checking it out.