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7 years ago
Great cafe with lovely food and staff in fab location. Dudleys is a wonderful find and addition to the neighbourhood. Really love it!
123-125 Kingsland High Street
London E8 2PB
United Kingdom
Kingsland, De Beauvoir
07747 778899
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https://www.dudleys.org
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People searched for Bakeries 2,627 times last month within 10 miles of this business.
I made an order over the phone, and it was not fresh. Looks like they sent me yesterdays buns, at…read moretodays price. Then to add insult to injury, they tagged on some fees that were not disclosed to me at time of order.
The best kosher bakery I have ever come across…read more Back in the day Grodzinski consisted of breads, challah and a few pastries. Now they have expanded into serving delicious take out foods such as falafel, salads, fries, and different delicious sandwiches. They have the best, baguettes, bread, coconut puffs, cinnamon buns. Really. And OMG their water challah is absolutely to die for. The owner is always around and willing to help if you have any issues, so are the wonderful women behind the counter.
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I will not return to this shop as they have been overcharging. Not the first time this happened…read more Although I do like some of their products I have noticed on my last bill i was overcharged again. My advise look at the bill twice before you leave the store. This time i have paid 10 pounds more. I was charged for 3 melons instead of one and something that was 99 pence i was charged 2.99. My fault for not returning immediately but I no longer believe this is an error as this is not the first time. I was served at till 3 and amount was 71.76 when it should have been around 60.
Have you ever been stalking someone? - Well, I turned in to a food-stalker yesterday...but let me…read moretell you the whole story: I was walking peeking into the window of a bakery on Green Lanes when I overheard the conversation of a couple next to me; she was saying: "This bakery isn't so good...I know a place up the street that my Mom swears by!" This conversationary bit made my rudimentary detective instincts come alive immediately: I folded up the collar of me trench coat, put on my sun-glasses and picked up the trail. The couple, she in pink trainers and he in checkered yoga-pants - blazed their way up North on Haringay Lanes...I stayed behind at a non-intrusive distance and made sure to always look lackadaisically into a shop-window when they happend to turn around... After a few minutes they seemed to have reached their destination, as they disappeared into a store. I waited a few polite seconds until I entered the store as well...and let me tell you, I thought I'd entered Nirwana...at least a Baklava-and-other-Turkish-Pastry-Nirwana! AMAZING!!! I walked around the store for quite a while and I was simply just in awe...my mind began racing: What should I buy? What should I eat now and what should I take home? But, would it even make it home? In the end, I settled on a nice selection of different kinds of baklava-type pastries, which the kind lady behind the counter helped me pick out. Then I discovered a door that would lead into the grocery store next door: a Turkish/Greek supermarket that not only sells amazingly fresh produce, but also features an impressive selection of olives and other mediterranean goods. In fact, in the fridge I discovered "Cyprus Style Pastirma", which was looking so deliciously that I simply had to buy it...even though I had no idea what it would taste like nor how I would have to cook it. I guess I'll figure it out before the expiration date on April 20th... So...in the end I think I have to re-evaluate my opinion on the activity of stalking...at least when it comes to food-stalking. After all, it can make the difference between an ok and a an amazing day out!
Love this bakery. It supplies a large range of breads that are different from what you would find…read moreelsewhere (even on the eclectic Green Lanes). Lots of Eastern Europe influenced baked goods. Particularly like croissants but they also do sandwiches, flavoured loafs and small cakes. Always fresh. Very friendly and familiar service - perhaps becuase I go there most days! Very good value as well. Must check it out!
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I would have taken a picture of the cup cake I bought here but I ate it a bit quick, so all you've…read moregot is the paper bag it came in. For less than a pound, you can gobble down a moist carrot fairy cake with fabulously fluffy frosting. Mmm... frosting. On a street of pretentious cafés and restaurants, this is a little window of east London's roots. If you crave more, try The Broadway Caff a few doors down.
Embodying the yuppie/cockney dichotomy that is Hackney, this branch of Percy Ingle sits directly…read moreopposite the up-market bakery of Climpson & Sons. It's silly to try and say which establishment is "better" - there are so many factors on which that call can be made. Undoubtedly, Climpson provide better quality. But do they provide better value? I'd argue no. For just over two quid you can get a steak pasty and an apple and blackcurrent slice. That's a lot of happiness per pound. The bread's pretty good too. And cheap.
This is a good place to meet up with someone for a quick sandwich. Or to get one to take away. As…read morethe name implies its a bakery. They have lovely fresh rolls and you can choose what you want inside. I always go for egg with some crisps on the side. There is a reasonable amount of seating inside, but there are times when it is very busy and you can't get seated. If the food or hot drinks are going to be a little bit longer they will bring your food out to you.
Charming bakery with delicious pastries and coffees! A real gem on High Street! Great for sitting…read moredown for breakfast or afternoon snack. I even came away with some housewares (and a few sweets to go).
The carrot cake is the best carrot cake ever And the staff…read moreand manager are so helpful and professional Great place
Newly refurbished and re-opened in Feb 2015 after a fire that closed it for over a year, it's back…read morewith a very fresh modern look and a new name of BAKE STATION, still has fresh bread,cakes and Croissants made on-site and they taste amazing!, Has seating inside and outside the shop too if you are in no hurry, staff are always friendly and polite, Burgers, Pizzas and Pies are also on the menu and the shop is always busy in the mornings and lunch times (All the locals are glad that this has re-opened). I would give this 5 stars but it loses a star as I feel that the customers can wait quite long periods as if there are a lot of Coffee orders and the queue backs up) it's happened to me on a number of occasions to me and I have left the shop or would be late for work), but apart from that little hiccup, this shop is amazing for all its fresh food that's made on-site.
My search for the perfect working-from-home lunch trip continues, and this week marched me a mere…read morehop skip and jump from my front door to Golden Loaf - what appears from the outside to be a temple devoted to the praise of cream cakes. Once I looked a little further inside though I noticed that they've got quite an extensive sandwich menu hidden behind the array of pastries. You can get the standard semi-Italian fare of filled sangers, rolls, paninis and baguettes - you know, chicken, bacon, mozzarella, pesto, tomato - that kind of thing. Prices are pretty good - from £2 to about £3.50 for the most laden bready stick you can get. The interior of the shop is a little tired, but the owner is cheery enough and seems happy with his days inside with his mistuned telly. There's a small suntrap garden out the back. My lunch was good and filling. It was fine, really. I probably shan't become a regular, but it's a good little place to have around the corner. Or, it's a bad place to have around the corner as from now on I'll walk past to look at cakes, and will end up going back for a doughnut with sprinkles. UPDATE I have already been back, but to buy bread. It was a very good loaf indeed. Bouncing up a point for good bread action.
This is my local coffee cafe and I love it. My daughter says it should be called "The doughnut…read morecafe". Friendly staff and good food and coffee, a nice tiny patio garden out back.
Everyone needs a Greggs in their neighbourhood! There's not much to say as just about everyone…read morealready knows Greggs. This is located on Collier Row just after Pound 'N' Max. The only thing was there was one more cheese and onion pastry and it was so cold! Sad that it wasn't warm. So do be aware that near the end of the day, it seems to get cold and not as tasty.
I usually come here in the afternoon near to when they run out of pastries. I got a chicken bake…read moreand whilst eating, I bit into a jelly substance. It was clearly not fully cooked and it put me off. Quite clean, nice staff but disappointed in the food.
Good sausage and bacon roll for £1.80. Two sausahes, two rashers and onions. Good value.read more
Always amazing coffee, friendly service and high quality baked goods. Also a great spot to get some…read morereading done or catch up with a friend. The seasonal February Hot Lips biscuits and the regularly available cinnamon buns are favorites of ours!
yWho doesn't love a cake sometimes? This place is more about super wedding cakes than the standard…read moreafternoon tea cake but you could always have a wedding cake with your cuppa.
I found this place recently after searching for a decent cake craft suppliers. I was going to order…read moreonline when I noticed they had an outlet in Sevenoaks. The place is fab, they have the majority of items found on the websie in stock and sell all types of cake accessories - tins, boxes, stands, decorations, utensils, etc. Prices are really competitive, staff are more than helpful, I got there 5mins after they closed but they were lovely and let me grab the few essential bits I needed. Its located on the industrial estate near Bat&Ball train station, doesnt look like you expect from a shop as its based in a unit but is well worth a look.
Love love LOVE this place! Super helpful- always ready to advise on the most suitable equipment for…read moreyour project. Good prices and frequent special offers. The fact that you can collect your order in person an hour after placing it online is so handy for me and they'll always let me add on the bits I've forgotten too!