Really cute. Cupcakes were good and moist and tasted like they were made from fresh ingredients. I really loved the Black Bottom. A chocolate and vanilla swirl with chocolate chips and the icing was scrumptious. Give it a try. read more

I shared a slice of chocolate cake, and it was amazing! It tasted like it was freshly made. The workers were nice and the atmosphere was pretty and clean. Would recommend! read more

I was looking for a place that delivers bakery goods / gift baskets in London and came across The Hummingbird 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! read more

Thwy were out of cupcakes :( Booooooo but had brownies and cookies, I just wanted a cupcake, next time I suppose when in London I will try to get there early. I did love the design of this little bakery it was very beautiful and the service was very kind I ended up getting a Blondie Brownie and it wasn't too bad but I again I was really looking forward to trying the cupcakes... Next time :) read more

Great bakery with lots of sweet options. Delicious treats and drinks. Cute spot to visit.

Location: At soho area, I happened to encounter with The Humminbird Bakery. Place is definitely decorated with warmth and heart. Pinky decoration, pinky wall paper, pinky plates and pinky everything. Food: had cheesecake tart instead of their signatured cupcake yes, it is sooo good and delicious as well. Cheesecake is balanced and only bit sweet. Service: nice! Overall/: a must go bakery shop at London. read more

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There is something obsessive about cupcakes. I'm starting to think I'm developing an addiction. But cupcakes thoughhhhh! I even love the way the word sounds itself. The cupcakes at The Hummingbird Bakery are fancy and fashionable, like some high-school girl out of your league. When you get to know them better you realise that they're also lovely, fragile and need your love. And that's how you fall in love. You'll feel the butterflies when the tiny bites come to your stomach and all those goose bumps are a sign for something big. You know this kind of love would never fade with time. It will burn and consume you every time you think of it. read more

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Hummingbird Bakery has six locations in London. The Hummingbird Bakery serves traditional freshly baked American-style desserts such as cupcakes, layer cakes, and brownies. Red Velvet cupcakes are their best seller with yummy traditional cream cheese frosting. The Black Bottom cupcakes are also delicious. I have the original Hummingbird Bakery Cookbook and three other cookbooks have since been released. The ladies were fun, friendly, and helpful. They offer a loyalty program for free coffee. (They serve Illy!) www.hummingbirdbakery.com & @hummingbbakery read more

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10 steps that need to be implemented every time one visits this place. 1. Go to Hummingbird. 2. Graze on the array of sweets. 3. Spend around 15 minutes contemplating which cupcake to eat. 4. Decide. 5. No, REALLY decide (if you can't, just get Red Velvet). 6. Spend more time reflecting on your decision. 7. Move on to the till. 8. Pay. 9. Leave the premises immediately. 10. Consume If you fail to apply step 9 you might end up repeating steps 1-8 until you decide to go online and look for a new gym to join. Yes, it's that good. read more

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Yum yum yum! OK, have you heard the simile 'like a child in a candy store' ? They should totally change it to 'cupcake shop' This place has the colourful-est choices of frosted goodies - making me salivate at the thought of purchasing a few. The actual cupcake is moist and the frosting isn't overly sweet. Perfect. I would recommend the Red Velvet cake - a hearty slice with a hot brew is just *drool* Service is very helpful and patient plus if you take away they give you these cute little box/baskets - so cute. I would recommend getting the recipe book which I owned before I even bought anything from here - I was truly impressed. read more

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OH YES! Cupcakes for the win! Oh so lovely, so amazing! I really wanted to take 1 of each taste! And the cakes, how beautiful the Rainbow Cake looked and the Mile High Chocolate ( i will try this one for sure next time) But I went for 3 cupcakes after being recommended both from friends and from the ladies who work there, Red Velvet, Black Bottom and Salted Caramel. I dont think i've eaten so good cupcakes ever, the cake itself is so light and fluffy, and the frosting on top is even more tasty! Go there! read more

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Love the cakes! Not too sweet but yet leave a sweet mark on your taste bud. I tried 2 types of cakes. Lemon somethig n a whoopy cake. (See my pictures attached) The thing that i think not too satisfying: No toilet No wifi connections read more

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Grrrreat cupcakes! This shop is great because it's not full as much as the Notting Hill and Kensington branches. My favorites are carrot cake and cheese cake cupcakes! read more

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Leave it to me to have absolutely no idea that this is an American bakery. Ha! The red velvet is actually pretty good despite what some people have said, although I did feel like the whole atmosphere was a bit on the stiff side. You know sometimes you walk into a small shop and there are way more service people than patrons? That's pretty much how I felt here at Hummingbird. They really need to lay back on the people asking if you need help since you can clearly see what they have to offer. This place is almost like ... Sprinkles, but with more character and way more pink. The frosting is a little on the sweet side but the cake is dense and moist! Definitely a delightful afternoon treat. read more

I don't know what I can say about this shop that has not been said already. But the cupcakes are so damn good that I can't help myself yelping about it! Before starting reviewing I need to give a big bravo to Hummingbird for putting up such a great internet website. That's the key really to sucess, because when you see such yummy cupcakes in HD on your screen, you just want to go straight away to try it out. This Hummingbird Bakery is located on the famous Wardour Street, just beside one Pastry Shop that looks also very appealing from the outside window. The shop is colorful in a pink-mauve color that's make its very perky. Inside it's very small but clean and there's often people waiting in line to get some of these sweets. Some seats near the wall are available but very very tiny space. The cupcakes are normal sized, but for some the frosting is very cute and colorful. I must say that I've found the frosting to be delicious even if it's maybe a little too sweet for me. I think their real power is the fact that they really look mouth watering. What's not to be missed : I think the all time favorite is the Red Velvet, Deep red vanilla cake with a light taste of chocolate, topped with cream cheese frosting. For the chocolate lovers you have the Chocolate Malt Cupcake with some very nice chocolate topping on the frosting For the real fans out there you got also the Peanut Butter Brownie Cupcake (special cupcake selection) Money, money, money : The cupcakes go from £1.75 to £2.25 for the normal selection. The special cupcakes cost around £2.95 That little thing : The little boxe where they put your cupcakes are nice. It's fit, so the cupcake won't fly all over around. You also have to give some point for the online order. You need to order 2 cupcakes minimum and the delivery cost is quite expensive. W1 £6.95 W2, W9, WC1-2 £11.95 W8, W10-11, W14 £14.95 (for the rest of the areas you can look it up on the website) What needs to be work on : the seatings! again i always find the seatings in this kind of place to be too small. It's too bad because sometimes you really want to sit down for a while and enjoy your cupcake. read more

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I stopped into Hummingbird Bakery to pick up a few cupcakes on the last day of my London trip (read: eating binge) and ordered the lemon and the red velvet cupcakes. Maybe those were not the best flavors to order, but in my opinion, they were lackluster. Maybe I'm spoiled by the vast selection of cupcakes in New York City, but these just felt underwhelming and bordering on tasteless. I would compare them to the cupcakes from Magnolia Bakery. Some may like them, but not my thing. read more

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I was very disappointed Was craving a good piece of cake. So i ordered one slice of rainbow cake and one slice of red velvet cake. The rainbow cake was absolutely horrible you can still feel and taste the sugar it was stale and and honestly inedible. The Red velvet cake was good and sort of made up for the horrendous thing that was the rainbow cake read more

I didn't have the highest hopes walking into Hummingbird Bakery.. We needed cupcakes for a friends birthday on Soho Square and ended up here. AMAZING cupcakes. Fluffy, light, just the right amount of frosting to cake. And - they've got some creative flavors. Snickers, key lime, black bottom and carrot cake were our favourites. Thank goodness I don't live to close to Hummingbird, otherwise I would have trouble staying away! read more

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Man is this place heaven on earth :D If you know me then you'll know how much I love cakes. I have tried many places in Birmingham and when I was going to London I wanted to find a place to go get some. Thankfully, a week before my trip my friend had gone to visit family and went to this bakery. I saw pics and her review was really good. So it was the place to go when in Soho. On my way there I saw a queue at a shop and wondered what it was, then I saw the Hummingbird sign. Man is this place popular. It was raining and I was not in mood to queue in rain. So we decided go walk to Chipotle which was further down the road and grab some food and hopefully on way back the line would be gone. Turned out it was a gpod call. On way back there was no line. walked in and got to look around and choose the flavours. They all looked yummy. I ended up getting 4 cupcakes ( 2 red velvet, carrot and vannila) which came down to just over £10. It is pricey but I they tasted delicious. Especially the red velvet ones. Icing was creamy and cake was just right, not too dry. I also liked the carrot one but did not like vanilla. So loses a star for price and that vanilla cupcake. Will definitely go again for more. read more

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Definitely a novel experience with their huge chocolate peanut butter and red velvet whoopie pies the size of a softball, their selection of cupcakes with classic swirl frosting [flavors such as biscoff and key lime, nutella, oreo, vanilla], chocolate mayonnaise (?) bunt cake, the "mile high" slices of cake such as red velvet, salted caramel chocolate, Brooklyn white out, carrot, raspberry, and of course, the rainbow pride cake with white icing, and sister cupcake with a rainbow fondant on top. They have brownies as well, red velvet seems to be their go-to flavor for every pastry. A little pricey for a cupcake (£3.80) and for a cake slice (£5.60) eat-in. The cake is a bit dry and dense, almost tough like a non-cakey cornbread, but perhaps there is a need for a heartier batter to maintain the sky-high layers of the cakes. Definitely branded well and the inside of the shop is very cute with all the cake displays and neatly maintained case of sweets. Staff are friendly and try to keep the queue moving quickly, and they do box up and bag the pastries well. I'd say a 3.5 star rating, rounded to 4. read more

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I ordered the Red Velvet Cupcake to try out the common favorite and was frankly not 100% amazed. Sure it was a substantial and good cupcake, but in my opinion it was not worth the hype. The frosting was delicious but the cake base itself was a bit on the dry side. Unfortunately I did not try the other cakes, but I'd say the Red Velvet Cupcake was a substantial and good cupcake on its own. Not particularly amazing or particularly bad. ADVICE: Buy to takeaway! It saves you money from the eat-in option, and the ambiance of the venue really isn't made for a sit-in experience. read more

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I've been here twice now and both times have been delightful. The first time I had the "black bottom" cupcake and the second time the "Brooklyn Blackout". Both cupcakes have (what I deem) the appropriate ratio of frosting to cake. So many places over-frost so the cupcake is crushed under the weight of the frosting. Not the case here. The Brooklyn Blackout had a note that said "with Cream!" which I thought implied there was cream inside, which i was kind of excited about -- like a Hostess Ding-Dong, if you're familiar with those. But instead it was a fudgey dark chocolate icing over a dark chocolate cake. The cake was a tad bit on the dry side, which surprised me for them having just opened. The previous Black Bottom was delicious, as well, from what I recall. Cheesy cheesecake frosting and filling with a chocolate sponge cake. They are a bit pricey, about £2.75-3.15 per cupcake, a bit more if you eat-in. I find them a bit small compared to American cupcakeries. I'm more pro-cake than pro-frosting and while their ratio was good, the overall cupcake was a tad wee for the price. I really, really love that they have had rainbow layer cake both times I've gone in, though I've yet to have a slice. i definitely want to try that someday! read more

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Had to come try their Rainbow Cake because, hello! Rainbow Cake! How often do you see that in a bakery? I've only ever seen it online. So props to Hummingbird for having it. One slice cost me about £4.5 but it was a very large slice. The whole thing tasted like eating vanilla ice cream. The frosting was very sweet so be careful if you are sensitive to sugar. The cake was nice and soft but it seemed like it was getting a bit stale. I bought it about an hour before they closed so I would suggest getting a slice earlier in the day when it's more fresh. Overall a good slice of cake but I think I will only come here for special types of cake I can't find anywhere else. read more

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Walking by and had to walk in, so tempting looking. There was a bit of a crowd which gave me time to look around. Wow, everything looks so good, what to choose. Cup cakes, cakes, cheese cakes, and so much more. Helpful staff, cheery and informative. Enjoy! read more

When I first moved to London, my cousin had moved away, (not avoidance because I was going to be in the city, may I add), and all he could ever say as his opening line each time he saw me, was "have you been to the hummingbird bakery yet?!", and low and behold, one day I had 20 minutes to kill in soho after a rubbish tube trip running work errands. I fancied something sweet, as is often the case with me and headed here. I was immediately drawn to the raspberry cheesecake brownie, and the red velvet cake, which are just amazing, boxed up in a little pretty boxes. I swear that I didn't eat them both at once, but I really could have. The ladies at the counter were all smiles, and much slimmer than I would be if I was confronted with those gorgeous bakes infront of me every day, because frankly, I could live on that cheesecake. Topped with a plump little raspberry bang smack in the centre, the topping was creamy, with tart raspberry cutting through the sweetness, sat on a rich dark chocolate square of brownie. They're a huge portion, they will put you in a happy little food coma if you have too much, which is easy to do- so be warned! read more

Just a quick note to say that a branch of this famous American bakery has opened in Soho. Expect to find some of London's best cupcakes here. Though the icing can look alarmingly colourful, no preservatives are used. You can also get some of the USA's famous sweet desserts - pecan pie, red velvet cake, Mississippi mud pie and New York style cheesecake. Good competition for Princi and Pastry Pilgrim nearby read more

This is a quintessential American cupcakery. I tried the red velvet and chocolate bottom. Both were good but I would recommend the chocolate over the red velvet only because I still prefer the red velvet at Sprinkles. (check it out if you're ever in the golden state of California.) The place is cute and colorful, and it's just around the corner from Oxford Circus. I'm definitely coming back to try the carrot next time! The only downfall is that the cupcakes are a little pricey. (But that's kind of expected right? ....A cupcake bakery in central London. Yeah.) read more

Er...overly hyped. I've had better cupcakes in Hong Kong. Seriously. The icing on my red velvet cupcake was good. The cake itself was okay. As in... I could eat it, but I don't have to. There was this big slice of chocolate cake that my friend dared purchase. That was pretty nice. This is something like 3.5 stars, but given all the cupcake renown this bakery has, I don't understand why it's sooo well-loved. Have the English not had a proper cupcake before? (I can reco that place in HK if you want...) Oh, and I don't think freshness was an issue, because I walked in literally as they opened the door at 9:30am on a Friday morning. read more

When all the world's a hopeless jumble, or I'm just having one of those days, sometimes only a cupcake moment will do. When I feel like that, I head on over to the Hummingbird Bakery on Wardour Street. This little gem is hidden away at the bottom of Wardour Street and from the moment you step into it, you start to smile. The interior is a riot of pink and brown and oddly also features a light brown entry carpet, that slightly jars in terms of the overall look and must be hell to keep clean. Peppered along the wall, above their seating area (six bar stools, which are fiercely thought over, as it is the only available seating) were Warhol lookalike cupcake prints and for some unexplicable reason a massive tv screen with more images of cupcakes on it. Rather a missed opportunity I thought, as they could have used for example clips about the company and its founder, the in-store bakery as well as their cakes and cupcakes receipes being made. Once you snake around in the queue towards the counter, your eyes are meet with Wonka type cakes and loaves in various flavours and colours - I particularly recommend the Devil's Chocolate Cake and the delicious Lemon Loaf. So what about the cupcakes? Well if you're feeling adventurous I'd plum for their daily special. My favourite was Sunday's Chocolate Caramel. If you want a guaranteed favourite, then go for the classic Red Velvet. This was perfection. Just the right texture and depth, it was light and moist and the cream cheese frosing was luscious. I found the basic chocolate and vanilla cupcakes a tad dry, but at £2 they are the cheapest cupcakes on the menu, which rises (as does everything on the menu) if you eat in, in this instance to £2.15. The winning cupcake for me was the Black Bottom. This dark chocolate cheesecake combination was really lovely. Perfectly balanced in favour and large enough to leave you wanting more. If you're getting take-out, look out for a cute Chinese takeout style carton for a single cupcake or depending on how many cupcakes you buy, the distinctive pink and brown Hummingbird packaging in box sizes of 2, 6 or 12. Finally, there's the staff. Excluding their over zealous manager, the girls in the store are fantastic, friendly and knowledgeable about their products. My favourites were Nathaly and Sigita, who couldn't do enough to ensure that both myself and my cupcake companion enjoyed a great customer service experience. read more

Ugh! Ugh ugh ugh! Staying in Soho one weekend, we walked past this bakery, saw the line, and thought, hm, it might be good. They certainly look good, with brightly colored frosting and a fun "cupcake of the day." I was excited when I saw that the next day they would have a Boston Cream cupcake--one of my favorites, and of course as a Bostonian I appreciated the nod, so we made plans to come back the next day. We decided to keep it simple and bought a chocolate cupcake with vanilla frosting, but didn't eat it until about an hour later. The store manager is lucky we were no longer in the vicinity, because I probably would have complained. This was, without a doubt, one of the worst cupcakes I've ever put in my mouth. While the cake itself was all right (moist, but tasteless), the frosting was VILE. Upon closer inspection, you could see the granules of sugar and an opaqueness that indicated a high water content in the frosting. It was like shoving a spoonful of raw sugar in my mouth. I don't know how you manage to bleed the flavor out like that and leave revolting sweetness in its wake, but they did it. Needless to say, we didn't bother to go back for the Boston Cream. God only knows what they would have done to it. read more

I use to love these guys before when they first opened their shop in notting hill. It was my one go to place, but as it was a bit out of reach, I lived in their soho branch on most weeks. Their red velvet was a staple, the sponge was just so moist and the cream cheese frosting melted in my mouth. Their bubblegum cake was so good as well........ until the last sponge was so dry, it made me think twice about ever returning back. Now I never go, they are so hyped up, and their sponge is just dry for me. My friends use to love this place too, then we just stopped going.. purely because its too overrated and well there are better cakes out there, or just make your own which will be trice as better. read more

As a cupcake baker and fan, I've heard a lot about Hummingbird over the past few years but had never gotten around to trying them until this trip to London. My daughter and I visited the Wardour Street boutique and tried 4 different cupcakes in total. While small, I loved the presentation of the shop -- there was quite a big assortment of cakes, loaves, whoopie pies and cupcakes (both regular and gluten-free, what is billed as "Without"). The gal who waited on us was just adorable and since there was no room at their limited seating area, she made space for us to eat at the counter. What we tried: chocolate/chocolate (liked this the least; cake was not very chocolatey, a bit dry, and frosting was a bit on the thick side), vanilla/vanilla (good but again not flavorful enough), red velvet (frosting was delicious; cake was a bit off in terms of being billed as a red velvet - it certainly had the right color but the tangy aspect of a RV was missing. If my eyes were closed, I probably would have said it was a vanilla cake) and carrot cake (my favorite of the bunch - the spice blend was amazing and rich, and again it had that delicious cream cheese frosting). My one gripe for the cupcakes overall was that the addition of a simple fondant cut- out on the cupcake added I believe 50 pence to the bill. Knowing the price of fondant and how easy these are to make, I was a bit surprised. I loved their take-out boxes. Note cupcakes are several pence cheaper when you get them to go (which is what I assume most people do as seating as limited (small bar area with about 6 stools. Also to note, there are no customer bathrooms. Not a big deal for us but might be useful info for someone. Now that Love Bakery is closed, if I needed to buy cupcakes again in London, I would probably go with Hummingbird. read more

Highly Overrated!! Dry cupcakes, but good frosting. If you didn't know it was famous, you would probably mistake this little cake shop as an inconspicuous independent trying to fit in with local soho style. We went for a Birthday piece of cake and I was left embarrassed I had suggested it. They had a small selection of their famous cupcakes on offer and just a few of their large cakes and other concoctions. I was after a red velvet cupcake, as I recently returned from the US and miss all things American. I was very disappointed. The cupcake itself was dry and flavorless (not that they are ever highly flavored). Edible, but not the treat it was intended to be. I must say the cream cheese frosting was perfect! Light and sweet but not sickly. Presentation is good here and mine was no exception, but I'm a believer that cakes should be as yummy as they are pretty and shouldn't require a glass of water to combat the dryness. The coffee was great (and I'm picky about my coffee) - Illy I think and the staff couldn't have been nicer. This branch is small with just a few red velvet barstools to compliment their cakes. Not a place to hang out for long, but we found seats for three with no problem. The three layer brownie cheescake was yummy - very sweet and rich and apparently the blueberry cupcake ordered by the Birthday girl was good. So a mixed report - but I won't be going back. read more

Red Velvet cupcakes with cream cheese frosting. That is all I really need to say. Seriously, though, I am super duper glad that they've moved into the neighbourhood. We usually receive at least one box of cakes per week from clients and agencies, and the red velvet ones are always the first to go. The store itself is a shiny, colourful place filled with tidy rows of gorgeous little cupcakes. The variety is vast, from fluorescent-pink, sugar-butterfly -adorned sparkly cakes to some killer looking savoury cheese and courgette muffins. No matter how rushed I am when I visit Hummingbird, I always spend a few moments admiring the selection of coloured frosting and edible glitter. Not only do they look impressive, but they taste GREAT. I can't handle more than a half a cake at a time because they are so dang sweet, but that half cake is simply divine. If you, like me, can't justify spending £2 on a single cupcake, there are ladies standing on Argyll Street most mornings handing out vouchers for free mini-cupcakes. They're only redeemable certain days, but this is an excellent way to avoid spending too much money and keep the sugar rush to a minimum. read more

Freshly made cupcakes and cakes to tickle yo' taste buds. Compared to the other branches in London, the amosphere at this branch is very 'moderneqsue' if there is such a word. I love the fact that this store is hidden well away from the busy high street. They have one table at the back and table bar on the left hand side oh and they had a big sign at the back saying 'no toilets'. read more

I'm writing this before lunch, which seems like a stunningly awful idea. It's currently sunny outside and I work ~20 minutes walking distance from here, so now that I thought of reviewing this, I'm highly tempted to ditch the review and go pick up a cupcake instead. I have a huge sweet tooth, but it's a very picky one. So when my parents had a cake delivered to me for my birthday from Hummingbird, I was initially somewhat wary. After all, they're in the US, so I (rightly) assumed they just went with the first bakery that had online delivery available. Then I ate the cake. I don't even really like cake. In most cases, I find it dry and much less interesting than other desserts (read: chocolate). I'm that person that asks for just a teeny-tiny slice of the birthday cake: not because I'm trying to watch my sweets intake, but because I'm really only eating it to be polite. This cake was oh-so-different. It was moist and rich and flavorful, and the frosting was creamy without that overwhelming-pure-sugar flavor. I was very sad when the cake was gone. With this joyous memory, I went here to pick up cupcakes for a friend's dinner party a month or two later. Everyone loved loved loved them; at the end, my friend even said "usually I'd offer to let you take some of the leftovers home...but in this case, I'm going to keep these as your housewarming gift to me." So why only 4 stars? Because the bill on that cupcake order was bad. These are ~£2-3 per cupcake (more for the fancier ones), and to my unfortunate surprise, there's no discount for bulk orders. All-in-all, definitely an amazing treat, but I'd advise against a bulk order. read more

The last place I'd expect to experience insufferable customer service would be a bakery. I arrived, friend in tow, to pick up a heavy cake during our late lunch. The shop was empty. When I asked for the cake, the woman requested my email confirmation. When I nicely told her that I was sorry, I didn't print it (BECAUSE no where on the email did it say I would need to), she became very agitated. She then asked for the card I paid with and huffed and puffed to get my cake. After spending 40 quid on a mother effing box of sugar and butter, the least this lady could do is SMILE. For Christ's sake, you sell cupcakes all day - you should be cheery. Anyhow, the cake was good, in my opinion, but many complained that it was too sweet (isn't cake supposed to be?). read more

In a way, I'm glad I don't live closer to Hummingbird Bakery because I would probably be ten times larger from visiting every day! The cupcakes are always good, but it was the rainbow birthday cake I had on a recent visit that was particularly excellent. The only downside is the prices, but I guess you get what you pay for. read more

This bakery is sooo sweet and amazing! The pink decor and atmosphere is so cute and the workers were very kind and helpful. I will definitely come here again in the future. I highly recommend the salted caramel cupcake! read more

I first spotted the Hummingbird Bakery when I went to Notting Hill a few months ago, and couldn't stop thinking about the raspberry cheesecake and brownie ! Three of my favorite things finally reunited in one pretty looking cake ? It had to be a sign ! So when I came across the Hummingbird Bakery in Soho, looking for a dessert, I obviously had to try it. And I wasn't disappointed ! The cheesecake is creamy and fruity (even if I would have love to have more raspberries in it) and the brownie is heavy with chocolate : heaven ! Just be careful, as the brownie is harder to cut with a fork. The Hummingbird Bakery is a great spot for delicious cake, even if it's more expensive than in a regular bakery. Just remember to go there for special occasions only (and it will be better for a healthy diet) ;) read more