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5 years ago
Cheap food paid for its taste and quality so nothing to complain. Recommended for cheap pastries and its all around uk. Good to have and will come back for cheap food. read more
Greggs - Bakeries Near Me - London, XGL
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92 Tottenham Court Road
London W1T 4TL
United Kingdom
Fitzrovia
020 7631 4161
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http://www.greggs.co.uk
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People searched for Bakeries 3,395 times last month within 10 miles of this business.
Ever since Sweden, I'm always on the lookout for the ultimate Kanelbullar (cinnamon roll) which is…read morenot like the American version. For a small shop, there was a wide selection of Swedish items (see photos). For my fika, I ordered a Kanelbullar and a slice of Princess Torte (cake). Although both were really good, the tiny shop's seating was all filled up. Even the little bench outside had a person sitting on it so I had to take my baked goods to go.
Fabulous pastries. I think we got eight different pastries from this place and a lot of them had…read moreground almonds which I adore. Everything was really good, including the cardamom bun, the fruit pastry, and all of the almond pastries. The staff were really lovely and the space is small, but unique and beautifully decorated. I was so happy to find this place!
Princess Torte
Even the outside bench was occupied.
The interior is very cute and well designed with food to look at. The food was so good but had…read morelittle sauce. The service was very nice and they help pick out things if it's your first time.
Nice bakery in London. Good service and lots of pastries, bread, sandwiches, and drinks. Was here…read moreon a Monday for lunch with family and we got to try a few things. Execution of the food was great, but flavor wise was hit and miss. I wanted to try so many pastries but I know desserts from other countries can differ greatly. I had a spinach and cheese pocket and ate some of a veggie sandwich. The pocket was good and savory with a flakey phyllo dough shell. The veggie sandwich was lacking in flavor and on the bland side. The pastel de nata pastry was delicious. It was the same as an egg custard tart. The apple pie however was disappointing. Nothing like the chunky spice laden apple pie filling you find in the states. Biodegradable wood utensils are used here which is cool. I liked this bakery and all they had to offer.
Latte, pistachio roll and chocolate croissant.
Toasted bacon and Brie sandwich, latte and berry custard croissant.
Delicious
Amazing Eccles pie. We stopped by here, just as the bakery has relocated for unofficial opening…read more We had a great time. I had an amazing concoction, an Echo pie, which is a pastry with mincemeat. The outside was crispy and sugary, the inside was a delicious filling of mincemeat. The host was friendly and helpful. What a great place!
We had what I'd consider a compot sufganiyot. It was a yeast doughnut covered in sugar and filled…read morewith a mixed berry filling. Super sweet and delicious. Staff was knowledgeable and friendly.
Vanilla doughnut
Eccles cake
Michelin star doughnuts
PACKED! and... OUTSTANDING!…read more This bakery was on a side-street right next to out hotel in London, and we came several mornings for coffee and pastries. One morning, I showed up right before they opened at 7:30 and there were already people lined up. The pastries here (savory and sweet) were all incredible. Some of the best we had in all of Europe. They have coffee, matcha, tea, etc. There is no seating inside, just some benches outside. I really loved the pan suisse and a cinnamon/cardamom flaky roll situation that's formal name is escaping me (I am not Julia Child).
Meh - not sure what the raves are about. Service highly dependent on who you get…read more food- average bakery items ambiance - in an alley way, take-away only if you in the area stop by, but I wouldn't make a special trip for it
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Delightful vegan banana blueberry sourdough, £4.75.
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Everything looked amazing and smelled delicious. I wish I could have tried everything. The baked…read moreeggs and sourdough was great
S/o to Gail and her bakery. Wow. Everything was absolutely delicious. We picked up…read moreA baguette, the perfect pick up for a night in with local cheese and prosciutto. The pastries are world class as well.
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Came to Arome after hearing lots of great things online and it did not disappoint! My only regret…read moreis I wish I had more people with me or I wish I was hungrier cuz I really wanted to order ALLLL the pastries! My husband and I decided to try for a table and we ended up waiting about 45 min - 1 hour to sit. There was a super short line for to-go pastries (and sometimes there was no line), so if you're pressed for time, definitely do that! I love how the Arome workers help move the line along and help people in line find tables. Also speaking of Arome, the AROMA was fantastic! It smelled to buttery and fantastic both inside and while waiting in line. I ended up trying: the iconic Honey Butter Toast, Black Sesame Mochi Cookie, and Almond and Chocolate Croissant, a Savory Croissant (I think Sausage and Cheese), a Chai, and a Matcha. Everything was SO GOOD. All the pastries were amazing. I'm glad we got a mix of sweet and savory things. Everything we had was buttery, flaky, intentional, and made with love. What you'll like the most will depend on your personal flavor preferences! Definitely give this place a try!
decent pastry, expensive and popular, line forms out front if you want to sit in (order at the…read morecounter still) the honey toast was ok but really only needed a bite, good texture and not sweet but just a bit boring. I had a seasonal tomato pastry that had good flavor, but the pastry itself was on the dense side, missing the buttery airy lamination. hojicha latte was decent
Sausage and Cheese Croissant
Honey Butter Toast
Matcha and a Chai
Really cute. Cupcakes were good and moist and tasted like they were made from fresh ingredients…read more I really loved the Black Bottom. A chocolate and vanilla swirl with chocolate chips and the icing was scrumptious. Give it a try.
I was looking for a place that delivers bakery goods / gift baskets in London and came across The…read moreHummingbird Bakery on Yelp. I live in the U.S. so finding delivery places in other countries can be difficult. First, from what I have been told by those who received the bakery items I had delivered, everything is very fresh and delicious. Their customer service was the best I've come across in a long time (I had a few questions and corresponded via email a few times). I have used them for two delivers so far and I give them a 10 out of 10! I will be using them often in the future for deliveries in the UK. I highly recommend The Hummingbird Bakery!
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The Hummingbird Bakery Soho. Credit Benjamin C. M. Backhouse.
Mmmmm......Donuts! (Said in the voice of Homer Simpson.)…read more They do donuts so righteous here. As we were walking around Borough Market we saw the line for Bread Ahead and realized it was for the donut stand they had outside along the street. We had to jump on line and drool over the display of sugary goodness. We each tried a different donut and was not disappointed! So many varieties to choose from - coconut, lemon curd, blackcurrant cheesecake, seasalt caramel and honeycomb, and others. They don't skimp on the fillings as each bite was flavorful. Yum!
The borough market bakery. They have a stall inside the market an a bakery right outside the market…read morehall. I'd reccomend checking out the bakery as this is where the fresh goodies are made and you're more likely to get the fresh batch here. Price wise, it's a bit steep. At 5£ per donut and 6.50£ for a piece of focaccia. But you're in a tourist area so high prices should be expected. We opted for the cheese focaccia that came right out from the oven. For 6£, it's not bad. It's pretty sizable and a good shareable snack! It's a good crusty bread and had a subtle garlic flavor with a blend of stringy cheese. If you like cheesy garlic bread, this is for you! Out of all the snacks you could get in the borough market, this is a solid option! But I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.
Bread ahead doughnuts
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Stunningly good French bakery with breads, pastries, and baguette sandwiches. Small stand-up…read morecounter for eating inside that holds maybe 3 people at a time and a few tables on a small patio outside. The service efficient and friendly. The food is excellent. Near Parisian quality!
I do not understand how Costa had a line when this beautiful bakery was next door with a beautiful…read moreselection of pastries! I missed out on the pistachio croissant on multiple visits, but the peach was a fun and different variety I haven't had before. I found the croque monsieur to be a little soggy after walking around with it, but that is my fault for not eating it fresh! Smiling staff was always helpful!
Pear and almond square
Ham and cheese baguette with one bite taken out
Croque Monsour
I went there especially to try their cronut ! Amazing ! I…read moreloved it it was so big and good ! I tried the pistachio caramel one filled with caramel inside ! It was good and not too sweet. Also nice and friendly staff who gave my friends good recommandations of other pastries they have. It is not the most well located place but it worth to go there
Good bakery selling both bread, pastries and cronuts. Their…read morecroissants didn't look the best I had seen but the cronuts looked really good and the one that I had was great.
Crodough deliciousness.
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sausage roll good, steak bake not so good. cheap enough for a snack and has free waterread more
You know the first thing you want to try when you go to the UK is a sausage roll, so of course I…read morehad to check out Greggs. This isn't any fancy bakery, it really is a small shop that you could find inside a gas station. Was a clean and quiet location with the staff fairly kind as well. So I had to try out the famous Greggs Sausage Roll and it was alright. I don't really get the hype behind this, yes it's flaky but it surely does not have that much flavour. I found it to be a bit on the undercooked side. I also tried the Chicken Bake and Sparkling Rasberry Lemonade. Overall was a good experience and happy I got to check it out! 7/10 recommend!
Best sausage rolls! Served warm, the pastry is super flaky and buttery, and the sausage is soft,…read morewell seasoned, and just melts. I'd get one all the time if I lived here!
Have you ever felt like a proper English sausage pastry - filling - stuffing - greasy and cheap…read more If you do hard physical work (I call it the gym), there is nothing as rewarding having a break at 10am in the morning eating such sausage roll. This place is made of English pastries specialties ignoring all the health attempts of the government - but a naughty treat for anyone passing there little takeaway shops with their unmistakable orange and blue branding Greggs - we love you!
I love Greggs! my favorite to go snack when I'm in the UK…read more It was even better than some other food at nicer restaurants in the city.
This was one of the first Greggs to be refurbished to the new style in this area and always seems…read moreto have the newest stuff first (like the hot baguettes). It's clean, the staff are polite and the food is... well it's exactly the same as every other Greggs I've been to. But that's rather the point of a chain, isn't it? But that good as it means my sausage roll addiction gets fed on a regular basis. But this store is better than the average Greggs - it's just a little bit larger and has a proper seating area. It's really clean and tidy and everything is in perfect working order (not stuck together with some gaffer tape). So in my mind, that gets it a fourth star. Sure it isn't going to rock your world, but it is pure unbridled British comfort food.
We just googled the closest crumpet restaurant near us while visiting the Buckingham Palace. Holy…read moresmokes was that a good decision. We hustled over here cause we all really needed to pee (spoiler this place does not have a restroom). We ordered food nonetheless. This was hands down the greatest crumpet breakfast I've ever had. So much so I came back to the states and tried to recreate it three times since (none as successful). It's the type of meal that you day dream about. The service was similar to a deli. Go up and place your order and wait while seated. The ambiance was of a small little hole in the wall type of restaurant but extremely cozy. Could not recommend them highly enough.
Simple food. I ordered an egg and sausage sandwich. They forgot the sausage…read more.. The crumpets were okay, but quite (unreasonably) pricey which is expected with its proximity to tourist spots. They were fluffy, light, slightly sour, generous toppings. I did not love their coffee which lacked flavor beyond the syrup added. I am unsure about this place...but believe it delivers what it can.
Absolutely delicious. If you are in the area of one of them and love French pastries and bread, you…read morehave to visit it. The soup is delicious too. Apple pie is to die for:)
I remember reading once that Poilane would overnight courier their bread from France to a North…read moreAmerican department store for sale the next day. IT'S JUST THAT GOOD and they were unwilling to have any one else bake their secret stuff. Urban legend? I don't know. And, well, delightfully irrelevant since there are two Poilanes in Londontown! Its reputation preceded it as my visiting Mum bumped into a woman from Australia last week who said that she returns "Down Undah" with a bag full of Poilane bread every time she makes it to London. Hardcore. I likey. So off to the Sloane Square area I went, with the idea of both buying some carby schtuffs and also partaking in their open faced made-to-order sandwiches (available from 8:30, this is the only London location of their "cafe"). Annnnnd...I'm sold. I had an open faced sandwich with some kind of cured meat and sundried tomato that came with a side salad. I had fresh squeezed watermelon juice (refreshing!). I took home brioche (THE BEST I'VE EVER HAD CAPSCAPSCAPS) and an apple pastry-thinger-mabobber. All delicious. Did I mention the bread, though? Amazing sourdough. They weigh the full loaves (i.e.: you pay by weight, not by loaf). I bought a 2.2 kilogram loaf, I'm that committed to their bread. Wanna come over for a sammich? I'm also, let the record show, a big fan of the design of the place. There's a tree with circular bar-type seating around it (inside!). There's a (small) back patio. There is lecture-style seating (you know what I'm talking about: a solo chair with a little collapsible desk) for solo snacks...so much better using the desk for croissants instead of notebooks! Yelp note: the Australian woman was on to something. Also: it's just tucked away behind the craziness of Sloane Square: must have walked past it many a time...a (carby) gem!
Stopped into GAIL's Bakery in SoHo for a quick breakfast and coffee while exploring London. Such a…read morecute and inviting bakery! I ordered a latte and the Mini Salami & Cornichon, a bite-sized sandwich with fennel salami and cornichons on a brioche bun. It was simple but absolutely delicious and really hit the spot. The latte was great as well. The perfect spot to pop into for a quick breakfast, coffee, or pastry while exploring SoHo. Definitely worth a stop!
Stopped by Gail's while waiting for my train at paddington station. I grabbed a hot match which was…read morea good high quality match! I also ordered these mini blueberry lavender scones, a (giant) chocolate chip cookie and cinnamon loaf! Everything was very fresh and tasty. Service was professional but not friendly. The lines were long and the space is small. Great place to grab treats in London Paddington station between train rides!
my wife fatima and my daughter jessica like this place I like too, food is just ready soup hot…read moremushrooms soup sandwich,I forgot my bottle of water, hopefully cashier matteo B found 11 mar26 16:45pm shop great tower street
Wonderful little French spot to stop and get a coffee. I…read moreordered a hot chocolate, which was indeed "luxurious". I nearly couldn't handle the thickness and richness, but that is what they advertise. Pastries looked incredible, I had to snag a bite and absolutely loved the macaroons. Great texture.
Small cafe with good food. Service was fast. Great servers who worked together...from taking the…read moreorder and cleaning the tables. Clean dining areas, both inside and out. We ordered the: English Breakfast: Bacon, Egg, Sausage, Beans & Toast with tea or coffee Very good. Highly recommend.
I has a mum and pop feel to it. Simple sandwiches and breakfast food. Fresh baked cookies and…read moretarts. There's a lot cheaper than my hotel breakfast so I came here to get a breakfast sandwich to start my day. Pretty good location in reference to all the major attractions in town. Customer service was very nice. Plenty of seats inside to sit or you can order your food to take away.
Excellent cafe! Highly recommend the pistachio chocolate croissant! Coffee tastes great too.read more
What happened to this place? It used to have the best, by a mile, croissants and pastries in…read moreLondon. This Sunday, My wife purchased an assortment of croissants and pain au raison at the Elizabeth shop. They were cold, off tasting, just plain awful. Looked like something packaged From Tesco. I binned the entire lot. Sorry to have to write this but a complete waste of money. The coffee however, was very good.