While staying in Golders Green, we had the pleasure to have breakfast here three times in just one…read moreweek - yep, that's how much we liked it. They offer a variety of egg dishes, made to your liking, paired with veggies and breads, etc. Their avocado smash is delicious with some scrambled eggs. Our breakfast-brunches usually ran around £40-45 for 4 people, including coffees and macarons. The cafe is small, quiet, has many tables for 2 and 3 ppl, and a few tables that will seat 4-6. The vibe is chill, service is good, and the ladies running the place are lovely.

Patisserie located on top floor at Fenwick's. Great pastries…read moreand drinks. The prices are reasonable. Only downside - the service needs to be improved.

Best for coffee and cake . Especially when you are getting your coffee free withBarclays bankread more

We brought the birthday cake for our colleague Nick from here…read more Happy birthday bro, wishing you less working hours, more great moments with us and hopefully you get a girlfriend this year. They have a wide variety of flavours to choose from and also offer great coffee. I think they even offer daily meals, but we were in a rush and I didn't pay attention. The cakes are a little pricy if you plan on paying them by yourself, so splitting the bill is the best idea. It is worth it though, and when you get to taste the cake, you'll forget about the money. Gladly, the baker helped us choose the design wich is good for Nick because we all have awful taste. What's great: They have cake flavours available as cupcakes so you can try them before buying a whole cake. We got stuffed with those and chose a Blondie. Typical for us and Nick loved it.

Great cakes and a lovely seating area in and outside. The cakes are fantastic and they offer a…read moresmall array of lunch/brunch type meals. The reason I'm not giving this place top marks is that I had a croissant that was a little stale everything else I tried was good. Also I noticed that most of the items are gluten free.

Mmmh, the aroma of freshly baked goods is always messing with my intentions to simply buy a few…read morebagels. In fact, all these deliciously looking baked goods are "smelling" at me and so I usually succumb to the temptation and buy half a dozen bagels, a challah bread and maybe a few other nibblies... For the health-conscious amongst you, they also have whole-meal bagels nowadays, and I always get a few of them, just to make me feel a little better!

Walking past Carmelli is not easy, especially if you like a bagel. Its not just bagels they sell,…read morethey make their own bread and deserts. So combine all those smells and put them into one. Yep, we all know that feeling, you must go in, unless you are keeping to a vigorous regime, which at the moment, I am not, hence, I was there last night. I do love a bagel and I have often paid Carmelli a visit, for breakfast, lunch and diner. There is a different bagel for every day of the month in there. I have actually heard that it is one of the most famous Jewsih bakeries in London. It definitely is busy throughout the whole day. I love it, its fresh, clean, and I am a regular!

After reading a few of the reviews on here, I felt I must have been on an odd day since my opinions…read moredo not parallel the rest. But the previous reviews are 2010-2013... SO, 2 YEARS LATER..... Wednesday afternoon I came here and making my way to a nearby hotel. I would have dined somewhere else if there were anywhere available nearby but decided to take a chance here. I wish I ventured somewhere else. The place was spacious and had lots of food to order. However, what is the point of space when practically no one is there to attend to you. The waitress or cashier, saw us for a few minutes, nobody bothered. We had to go to them and ask them for a menu and order. by this point i lost interest and decided to take away. While waiting, I decided to buy a 1.5LT Evian bottle (NOT THE LARGEST) . This woman looked at me and said one moment, I asked how much it was and she left me and took another lady talking in their dialect and looked at me. She said it was £3,20. I buy the very same thing for £1.90.... I paid it annoyed because it wasn't even cooled and i didnt see the reason of it being so pricey. Moving onto the food, we purchased and paid. We ate and the amount of dark sauce swimming around the "FRIED NOODLE" made us think we ordered noodle soup instead. I mean as we opened the Tupperware, the black sauce was oozing out and it seemed like it was more of noodle soup than black bean soup. I order Pork chop with rice. It arrived as RICE AT THE BOTTOM, GRAVY AND 2 MASHED WHATEVER. The only good food we order was the vegs spring rolls and squid balls. Barely edible. I hate low reviews but this one, it had to be done.

We have driven past this place for years and kept saying, "we need to try this out". So, we finally…read morestopped. And it was a good decision. It reminds me a bit of a cafeteria, which is fine. Service is quick and meals are very reasonable. The menu is HUGE with a variety of Chinese, Thai and Malaysian cuisines. We got a few starters as well as mains, all of which were tasty. They do have beers and wine as well as non-alcoholic choices. Service it's spot on and friendly. The restaurant brings in a mixed crowd and there were a few people stopping by for take-away. And with two hour parking available at Homebase plus multiple buses nearby, it's an easy to access sorry if place. Along with the restaurant, there also exists a bakery, which was closed in the evening. Might have to check it out!

I'm amazed there's no reviews for this absolutely delicious bakery. They have been using the same…read morerecipes for years, thank God they haven't change them as, one of the best places you'll find for the best Gourabithes & many more other savory & sweet pastries.. Each time I come back to London from Los Angeles, I stop and buy a whole load and take them back with me and they're always fresh! Don't move or change your recipes. Thanks

The pastries are freshly baked and delicious, the service is charming, and the atmosphere is…read morerelaxing and unhurried. What more could one ask of a patisserie? Great place to meet up with friends or just to grab a cozy seat and read for a while.

It may say Hungarian but it's all about French pastries and Italian coffee…read more Not a lot of seating sspace but the pastries are small enough to carry out. Not a place to watch your calories but who gives a shit!

Lovely bakery in Hampstead Garden Suburb. We came here on a Saturday morning and the bakery/café…read morewas busy with locals from the surrounding area. What I really liked about this shop is that everyone seemed to know each other - people were greeted with names, a little gossip exchanged, etc. We sat down for a coffee, as we were waiting for the bathroom showroom across the street to open up. While we were sitting down, they stocked up the display cabinet with freshly baked doughnuts, that were filled with raspberry jam. They came in bite-size and big-size...we couldn't resist and ordered a couple. They were just delightful. (In Germany we call these "Berliner"). This is a really lovely find and I will definitely stop by next time I'm in the area. Mind you, it's not one of the now ever so popular fancy bakeries that open up all over London. This is a proper old-school bakery and I really appreciate this!

My husband has to have his weekly supply of Sherrards' almond Danish pastries - simply the best…read more They also have miniature Danish with four different flavour fillings - ideal for giving. The doughnuts are great. Everything very fresh. We also enjoy eating in - choice of anything in the shop. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Gail's filled our sausage roll (and cappuccino) dreams during an early morning visit before…read morecatching the train out of town. For starters, this coffee shop bakery is so cute - picture floor to ceiling windows, a corner spot for great people watching and a stunning baked goods display. We ordered cappuccinos, along with a pistachio rose baked treat and sausage roll. The sausage roll was packed with great flavor and seasoned very well. There were so many other treats I wish we could have tried. Also, I appreciated how thorough and thoughtful they were in sharing ingredient lists for my oof allergy. Overall, a very tasty and memorable pit stop.

Like any good coffee place, the employees in here aren't warm, but that's how you know the coffee…read moreand pastries are good. Coffee was consistent the entire time we came here and strong. The only thing I didn't like was the almond croissant. It used roughly chopped almonds instead of the traditional almond paste, but everything else was amazing and I highly recommend getting coffee and breakfast here.

As you walk in you are met with lovely smells from the roasted nuts, in all their varieties, dried…read morefruits, fresh nougat and different flavoured turkish delights. The staff are not helpful or very attentive, and you will be left to explore the goods yourself.. unless of course you can break out into Iranian and tell them you understood exactly what they were grinning and laughing about... However, that aside.. the produce is quite decent but, the packaging of particular products such as the turkish delights, nougats, cakes.. have to be challenged slightly.. do ask for a box, if you want.. or a separate plastic bag if you are giving gifts to different people etc.. If you enjoy your fresh nougats and turkish delights (mmm, how the stomach rumbles!!), then try and consume within 1-2 days from purchase as these do not keep texture nor taste for much longer.