Like this bakery! Lots of sweet and savoury picks to choose from. We opted for an all butter and an…read morealmond croissant with our pot of tea. Although predominantly a bakery they do hotdrinks to go so handy if passing through Southwick. Staff are friendly and fairly knowledgeable about business background... first time we'd been in there so asked a few questions. Busiest times are Fridays and Saturdays so arrive early in the day to make sure there's lots of choice of treats! Modern interior with a few places to sit if want to eat in. Will definitely be back to try the cream tea!

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I had the luck to find this wonderful site when I broke a plate…read more Luck would have it that I was able to make an appointment and collect it. Beautifully wrapped for collection plus not over priced like many other china store on the web.

This little cake was perfect for High Tea at 30,000 feet . This is one more reason Virgin Airlines…read moredoes it RIGHT! We had the Banana and Toffee Flavour on our flight home from England.

Extremelly tasty & Gorgeous looking cakes :-) They are the…read morebest I had, had for a long time and I am definately looking forward to my wedding day knowing that the cakes will be perfect! I explained exactly how i would like my cakes, and the brief was met exactly. Well worth the pennies :-) would definately recommend!

Since this Bakery was taken over not so special as the previous owners, the different way of baking…read moreis not too clever, items of bakery, cakes so. so dry. Since buying from new owners, have not returned but did telephone to complain about the disappointment of the quality of the bakery, very poor, they had let down the customers terribly.

This bakers shop has been around for decades and people old and yound in this area have all got…read moretheir own little favourites. I used to love the dinky doughnuts that they used to do for 5p a go although I do not know if they do these anymore. However, my pallet became more sophisticated and I now love the shortbread snowmen, they are fandabbydozy! (in the words of Lee Evans) The baker always says 'cheers, ta' once you have paid and it has always stuck in my head because it sounds like he really means it. The 6 bus stop stops just across the street otherwise if you do not have a car it'l probably be abit of a walk but if you are going to the bakery to scoff your face then excerise before and after might be a good shout.

When entering a shop or the sole purpose of a sweet and unhealthy morsel, your senses and your…read morebrain unconsciously switch to what I would call 'sweet mode: DEFCON 5'. So when I entered Forfars bakery on exactly this level of sweet mode, It was a very ungratifying smell that greeted me. The smell was overwhelmingly of cheesy, savoury baked goods, which kinda messed up my senses, and possibly my brain functioning, momentarily. Once though I overcame this, I ordered a bakewell tart for 85p and gobbled this little treat in no time at all. It was pretty tasty and not too dry, with a decent bit of cherry in the middle, so that was all good. But to be honest I was still a little in shock by the cheesy smell I had encountered. It wasn't a bad smell, just overwhelming and I think they should consider how it marginalised and makes the sweet eating community feel when they enter the shop. Something for the Forfars AGM me thinks.