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

Best sandwich I've had in my life!! I had the roasted chicken, orange, and fennel sandwich. The…read morefocaccia here is absolutely perfect! Very nicely textured. I also enjoyed the feta, fennel, and honey roll. A strange combination of flavors, but they worked well together!! The roll was still crispy and flaky, even with honey on top. Fantastic!!

Founded by three friends in 2013 The Dusty Knuckle Bakery began with a purpose, youth violence…read moreprevention worker Max Tobias desiring to help at-risk kids take steps forward through on-the-job training and mentorship in a fast-paced environment. Now with three locations, co-owners Rebecca Oliver and Daisy Terry taking the idea past a Dalston shipping container to Harringay and Highbury Fields, visitors at the original can still see experience everything as it started Sunday through Friday from 08h00. Quite the operation, including a baking school and large on-site facility, it is from a car-park that guests smell Yeast, Coffee and Cinnamon meters before entering, the Baristas up front working hard while guests queue along glass cases to order. Known for Sourdough, though early arrivals are likely to be swayed by something sweet, a quick look shows Viennoiserie nicely laminated with good butter while an Apple Turnover served warm is bright with Cinnamon but not too sweet. Fairly priced by British standards, all Pastries £3.20 to £4.60, Dusty Knuckle's lone Cookie pairs Chocolate Chips and Sea Salt at the soft center of a golden rim while a buttery Cardamom Date Roll shines beneath toasted nuts.

I went to Jolene as my first stop in London! I was staying in Shoreditch and told that Jolene is a…read moremust. Really great food and service that feels unique. Definitely would recommend!

SO good! We stopped in here every day on our trip. The coffee and environment is both wonderful. We…read morebecame obsessed with the cheddar scones, even grabbing some for our flight. The staff is so kind and the merch is wonderful! This would be a great area to get some work done or chat with friends. Thank you Jolene!

This is a great little independantly run Bakery near Dalston Junction station…read more Lots of Carribean favourites including spicy meat/veg patties, ribs, fried chicken, ackee salt fish, lots of bread and desserts. All are baked/cooked on the premises. Prices are low and the food is awesome. Definitly recommend.

Rainbow Bakery in Dalston is great for buying West Indian favourites such as coconut tarts, patties…read moreand hard dough bread. Baked on the premises the breads and cakes are always fresh. The coconut tarts are so tasty I always buy more than one and ask for the end slice which is the best! Take my word for it I am a great fan

Brutal experience. All vibes and no quality. Delusional pricing, only worth it if you want to pay a…read morepremium for a "scene." Compares unfavorable to the plethora of similar spots in upper Hackney. Unheated small pastries for 6-8 pounds, halfhearted burnt coffee for 4-6 pounds. Service charge but you seat and clean yourself.

An impromptu lunch stop, this place was recommended by our hosts nearby, and a very good…read morerecommendation it is too. From the front, it looks like a cramped small space in a railway arch, but once through the door it opens up, Tardis-like, into a huge area that extends out to one side and through the back to a small garden area. The lunch menu isn't extensive, being limited basically to soup, a main course, or toasties as far as I could see. Breakfast and brunch options are a lot better, but only up until 12. But as it's mainly an artisanal bakehouse, you can't complain. Lunch on this particular day was a veggie dahl number, served with a couple of generous chunks of their fantastic bread, and it was all absolutely yummy. I understand from other reviews that the bread is mostly baked by refugee Syrian women, and it is just amazing. If I lived here, I'd definitely be buying my daily bread from them.

The team of Michelin Star Chef Christoffer Hruskova and Danish baking master Per Brun have teamed…read moreup to produce what is, hands down, the best bread in London, plus heavenly breakfast sandwiches and delicious coffee, served by an array of lovely, friendly staff in a quietly hip but unpretentious setting around the corner from Broadway Market. I apologize for the lack of pictures, but each time I go I completely forget my vow to take them as I wolf down my food. Heading back in March 2023, and I promise that this time I'll remember! When I go to London, there are a few must-sees each time, and The Bread Station is on my list alongside the Tate Britain, The British Museum, a stroll along the Thames, and a walk by the canal.

Very nice bakery where everything is made really from scratch…read more I had the mormor kringle (similar to a strudel but more "bready" and with cardamom) which was very tasty. Great choice for breakfast (also the bread that you can buy seemed really good).

This shop on Brick Lane was a great find for a light breakfast. Located in the midst of the street…read moremarket and the specialty shops that give Brick Lane its character, this establishment has a more work-a-day simplicity by comparison, yet is still extremely popular. It is strictly takeaway as there is really no place to sit and eat. The small shop is very straightforward with just a deli-like counter from which to see the goods and order. We were there on a very busy Saturday morning. We queued up in a line of people that extended out the door. They were pretty good about keeping the line moving, however, and we placed our order within 6 or 7 minutes of joining the queue. My wife had a Peanut Butter-Filled Plain Bagel, which she liked quite a lot. I had Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese on an Everything Bagel. It was very good. The service was very efficient and reasonably pleasant and the prices were quite fair. We will go back if we ever have the chance to do so in the future.

Saw this place on many You tube videos as a must try when in London..sooooo, we had to check out…read morethe hype. This place was run like a fast machine. They are best known for their salt beef bagels. At the front, in their store window, premade salt beef bagels are ready to be fixed with either or both mustard and pickles. Various pastries/desserts are displayed in their counter ready to go. Note: no table seating inside, just counter tops. Ordered : Salt beef bagel- bagel warm, generous amounts of salt beef, mustard, and sliced pickles. The bagel was over slathered with a horseradish mustard, so much, that it overpowered the taste of the beef. Smoked salmon bagel without cream cheese- underwhelming. Bagel was cold and hard. I did not eat the top half of the bagel. Minimal amount of smoked salmon. The girl behind the counter looked like she could care less to be there and wasn't super friendly or helpful. All in all, happy to have tried it, not sure I'd come back again for more ...

This bakery was wonderful! Their website made it very easy to customize and order our cake. When we…read morehad questions, they were very quick with corresponding. Tight squeeze in the shop but the owner was an absolute delight! The cake was superb, we had ordered their chocolate cake. Super fudgey, fluffy and moist. Highly recommend

I ordered a cake for my sons birthday which cost £125 now for that price I expect good quality…read moreinstead we reviewed a dry and badly decorated cake which no one ate and ended up in the bin. when I complained to the store they told me the usual person who makes them was on holiday and they had past my details on to the manager to this day which is 7 months on I am still waiting on a refund and the manager to call me about my complaint. Very bad customer service would not recommend you having a cake designed from this shop as it's not worth the money

Their cinnamon bun is INCREDIBLE! Not overly sweet and has such a beautiful moist bread texture…read morealmost like challah texture. It was about 5/6 USD$ the staff was SO friendly, small little shop but big taste buds! We went to two different locations and both delivered in taste! You will not regret coming here!

I'll admit it. I have a bit of a sweet tooth. And I know that Americans can go a little overboard…read morewith how saccharine some of our sweets are and I know that I shouldn't use the icing-topped cinnamon roll at IKEA as a baseline (are they even sold at IKEAs outside of the U.S.?)... But the cinnamon buns at Fabrique are utterly delectable, whether you're more attuned to American or Swedish cinnamon buns. With a subtle sweetness to them and a light cinnamon coating (and, as some of the Yelp reviews here suggest, a dash of cardamom), the cinnamon bun was even better than the ones I've had in Sweden. I found the cinnamon buns very reasonably priced at £2.50 each. (That means you can treat yourself to a well-deserved cup of coffee or take some more to take home!) Though the hipster Shoreditch reclaimed garage interior might have suggested otherwise, the employees were extremely friendly and not aloof at all. (And that being said, the design aesthetic is admittedly pretty cool and very appropriate for a bakery on an unsuspecting street down from Hoxton Station.) Be sure to stop by on a Sunday after perusing the flowers at Columbia Road Flower Market!

As we took the train from Slough Station to Windsor we were hoping to grab brunch, but our ticket…read morefor Windsor Castle didn't allow for a sit down meal. To our surprise we walked past this unique cronut / donut spot, and my foodie senses started to take over. We strolled in to a pleasant aroma of sweetness! The cronuts in the case looked absolutely stunning so our group decided to try a few and share. We indulged in the Nutella, Yum Yum, Zebra, and the Oreo Dough. All were scrumptious, slightly dense, and extremely filling! Definitely plan to share as one of these bad boys can easily be plenty for 2 people. That being said, the leftovers came home with us...so I'm not complaining. The fellas behind the counter were very friendly and answered all our questions. They also serve ice cream, but I had no room to partake on this visit. Needless to say, don't be a Dum Dum...go try this Donutterie!

I'm from the birthplace of the cronut but I can honestly say that I'd never tried one until I went…read moreto London. I went in close to 1pm on a Thursday and they were already sold out of many flavors. I got the Almond & Pistachio Cro and it did not disappoint; fragrant, toasty almond cream centered in between layers of the flaky dough, dusted with sugar all over, topped with icing, and perfectly decorated with pistachios. The cream was more like a paste but the sweet almond flavor was very nice. Super heavy and good as a breakfast or snack if you're looking for something filling. £3.50 was not a bad price to pay, although it equates to the $5 USD it costs at the overly-hyped Dominique Ansel Bakery. Easy to miss as it is very small, but it's located a few shops next to the Shoreditch Station, on the bottom floor of Boxpark, which is filled with gimmicky Instagram-worthy food. I'd say to give this place a try if you aren't sure about Dominique Ansel, which sells their cronuts for only £0.50 more, but overrated, IMO.