My wife and I had a long black here and we both found it to be top notch. We also shared a…read morePortuguese custard tart that was quite good too. Service was fast and efficient, and it was a pleasant spot to enjoy our coffee and pastry. Definitely recommend!

Nice cozy coffee shop offering a variety of drinks, pastries, sandwiches, and brunch items. I got…read morethe french toast, which was surprisingly good. The brioche was thick and fluffy and there was a good assortment of fresh fruits on the side. I believe it was around 12.50 GBP, which is not bad. I also got an apple juice (4.50 GBP), which tasted like it was freshly squeezed although slightly on the tart side. The interior has a cozy, bustling vibe. I was able to find a table without much of a wait, although it was a bit busy on a weekend afternoon. The staff are average friendliness and you order/pay up at the counter even if you're dining in (they bring the food to you though if you're ordering from the brunch menu). Overall, Exmouth Coffee Company is a very solid option whether you're looking for a breakfast, brunch, or snack/drink.

breakfast food could be great, but the server refused to heat it up so all the egg sandwiches and…read moresausage sandwiches were served cold and the coffee is not good at all. Then again London coffee is not great. Rather have Dunkin' Donuts coffee next-door..

Two words: Almond Croissant…read more I wish this location was bigger because it gets packed but they put in a paper bag so you can eat on the go.

My friend and I stumbled upon this tiny gem after spotting an overwhelming line at a popular brunch…read moreplace nearby. Best detour ever. We ordered one cinnamon bun and one cardamom bun--both absolutely delicious. I loved it so much that I went back a second time to grab another bun for the plane ride home. There may be a line, but it moves quickly. There's no indoor seating, but plenty of outdoor seating.

The people working here are so friendly! They gave me an extra bun after I bought one because they…read morewere closing soon. The coffee was also delicious! Great place to get a pick me up.

Amazing presentation. Workers were a bit less inviting to be honest. Like they did not care to…read morebe there and were just tuned out. Food choices were also mediocre. Shame too cuz the display was so alluring. I would certainly choose another bakery in the future. Hopefully other people had a better experience than we did.

This location is pretty big with a lot of seating on the main floor and a second floor. I got the…read morestrawberry iced matcha and it was delicious. The drink came out fast and price was not expensive.

This cute bakery and cafe has amazing croissants-- and coffee. I stepped in for a coffee and a bite…read morebefore leaving for another part of town. I was pleasantly surprised to find they still had ham and cheese croissants available. I will remember that croissant for a long time! Highly recommend, whether you are stopping in to admire and try all their other freshly baked sweet and savory selections, or whether you are on the go. You won't be disappointed~

Whenever I'm in London and need a quick coffee and snack, I always choose Gail's. The sausage roll…read moreis excellent. It was my first time trying the cinnamon bun and was pleasantly surprised. This location has lots of seating, is very clean, and the service is efficient. Stop by!

Great place to stop for a lunchtime, toasty and coffee. Very mellow vibe. Clean. Friendly,…read moreattentive staff. Although I did not try them, a nice selection of pastries and cakes.

A charming breakfast/lunch place hosted by a charming couple that work there. A beautiful scone…read morewith clotted cream and strawberry jam to make us really feel like we are in London.

Quaint breakfast nook. I was in the area looking for quick coffee and pastry…read more Very tight fit not quite suited ergonomically for quick step in with any line. I tried an iced latte and carrot cake. The Carrot cake different than I have had before and made with maybe a white buttercream frosting? Espresso shots were soapy to me. I do know brew method they use, or water type m. But, I am also realizing England has great tea. I have yet to find great coffee with good extraction. Preference in the end no harm, or foul This review is purely that one latte and a personal preference

This is some of the best coffee I've had in 6 months or more. Bear in mind, I'm from Portland,…read moreOregon -- one of the coffee capitals of the world. We're quite proud of our coffee scene, and Butter Bakery could beat out most of the options in Portland. I had an oat milk latte and an americano, plus a few food items. Let's start with the americano. Now, I'll admit, I'm not the most skilled barista. I have some sense of how to pull a shot of espresso, but I'm not brilliant at it. With that as context: I do not exaggerate when I say there was more of that delicious creamy head on the americano than I've managed on some straight shots I've pulled. The espresso roast was subtle and sweet -- I waited too long to write this review, so I couldn't cite precise notes, but this is definitely a roast I could enjoy sipping on and slowly analyzing, while still being very approachable. The americano was perhaps a tiny hair more diluted than I would have liked, but it didn't quite reach "watery" either. I choose to see this as a deliberate choice to further open up the profile of the espresso. The oat latte was expertly foamed, with the right amount of oat milk so as not to overwhelm the espresso. It was on the dry side, almost a cappuccino, which is exactly what I prefer in a latte (if I wanted a cortado, I'd ask for a cortado). I don't know which oat milk they use, but it was sweet and creamy and simple and complemented the espresso beautifully. There's also a food menu that, while not hugely extensive, is packed full of gems. I very much enjoyed the pesto mozzarella tomato panini with extremely its fresh ingredients. It's about the size you'd expect for a cafe panini, and thus a bit more expensive than I'm comfortable with, but I'll chalk that up to the location -- compared with other local options, Butter Bakery Bar and Cafe is absolutely a contender for a budget lunch. Lastly, I'll just mention: I did not try the Mediterranean mains options, so I can't speak to their quality, but seeing things like mezze on a cafe menu is a nice change of pace.

Tip: The pain au chocolat and quiche lorraine are yummy…read more It has been great looking at photos of my trip to London in December 2013, and discovering whether the places that I frequented are still alive and kicking. The Paul near the hotel where I stayed is one of these places. I haven't changed. I loved a bakery then and I still seek out one when I'm travelling. I loved visiting this cafe. My hotel stay didn't include breakfast. Frankly, there wasn't a place to have some at the hotel itself. Instead, I bought breakfast items to my room to enjoy. I went to this cafe and got these items: - Pain au chocolat - Quiche lorraine - Red velvet macaron I paid with a credit card. I remember staff being super friendly and nice. I got my items in a couple of branded paper bags. I brought them to my hotel room to devour. The pain au chocolat was delicious. It was flaky and the dark chocolate was there in every bite. The quiche lorraine was enjoyable. It had the perfect ratio of eggs to cheese, bacon, and onions. The crust was yummy and held everything together. Both items tasted fresh. They were warm when I ate them at my hotel room. I went back to get a red velvet macaron. It felt fancy having it in its own box. It was divine! I'm glad that this cafe still exists. It's awesome. (34)

Amazing little cafe right across from the underground rail exit in Gloucester. I've never been to…read moreUK but this is a darn good cup of chai tea and the little apple pastry is pretty good too. Great patio seating cool bakery