Very good French bakery. I had a Pain au Chocolat which was really good as it wasn't too sweet and…read morealso fairly priced at £1.90.

Poilane is famous for their sourdough bread. From France and they export their bread to the US…read more But, nothing beats a fresh baked bread. Once, I bought a decorated loaf with inscription on it for my friend's birthday. Quite possibly the strangest gift she has ever received. At least she loved it. Superb quality, and pricey too! A very nice boulangerie. I just bought au pain du chocolat. Delicious!

fresh bread at great prices, fresh made sandwiches avaliable all day and a nice selection of…read moredrinks. great for fresh bread and cakes and a nice alternative for lunch on the go.

this is another one of the popular bakeries in grays town, its placed in the main precinct, theres…read morealways customers there and its quite popular, they are reasonable on price offer good customer service and good food.

I knew these guys were big bread suppliers to London foodie markets & some farmers ones too, but…read morehere they are retailing in Tunbridge Wells. I'm not sure how this came about but lucky us!!! I've not seen them elsewhere. I won't list the varieties they offer, you can click on the link......... http://www.flourpowercity.co.uk/home.htm ...but they were doing brisk trade & their stuff is old school super-tasty! This is top end quality indeed. I went there on Saturday & they were virtually cleaned out. A good sign. Retailers like this make shopping fun rather than pure drudgery. Visit & support............

My wife bought a loaf of bread (sour dough) on Saturday we made sandwiches with it on…read moreSunday and it was dry and stale, now we don't mind paying a price for a speciallity bread but £3 for that, no way. Avoid this place go to Rusbridge in Southborough or the market by the Civic Centre. I recommend you avoid unless the bread is for ducks, but even they might object.

This is my favourite bakery ever. There is not a product that I have not devoured that is made here…read moredaily. It really is a case of getting here quick because once it is sold out, then sorry, all gone. So, here is a little summary of the products here: Olive Oil Bread - never seen this elsewhere, but it is truly awesome square or rectangle of 4 layers of bread baked in the Oil, the outside two are crispy and the inside two are heaven, light, fluffy and yummy. Five star product. Large ones are £1.40 I think. Apple Doughnuts - these are sugar coasted with apple chunks and are massive for a doughnut. The outside is dark brown due to the way they make themjust yummy. Also available in a jam version which is smaller. Pizza - Tomato rich, yummy hot and cold pizza slices are available and cooked on a Sicilian rectangle base. Only £1 for the plain one which makes for a nice snack. Loaves of bread - amazing again, worth calling in advance to order as they sell out daily, expect for French style bagettes. Sandwiches/Rolls - You have to get here before 8am for these a lot of the time, but given the fine hams and cheeses you can buy here these are yummy. Then there is things to buy for home, like packets and tins of pastas, Italian juices, and provisions. These are reasonably priced and available to pick up. Although, what I love about this shop is that the family that run it have been at the centre of their community for decades. Dedication to quality and a great quality of service, they should win a medal.

The bread may be nice but the service is basically the worst, most offensive service I have ever…read morereceived in my entire life. The man (owner?) actually angry at me for asking what the different types of bread were and then even angrier for wanting to pay by card (even though he had told me I could pay by card).

You had to order in store but you had to follow the social distancing rules and they had clear…read moremarkings of where to stand which is good and if you had to wait longer for a certain food you'd have to wait outside and one of the staff would bring it out to you.

I often go to Greggs to get myself a coffee and a vegan sausage roll. Good coffee and friendly…read morestaff. Can get busy around lunch time and with their limited seating and long queues.

Their bread is good but cakes and buns tasted stale and synthetic . The staff are overly friendly…read moretoo . Bit of a weird experience.

Cant fault them, fantastic staff which are more than happy to help. Bread and cakes are great…read morealways fresh.

Outstanding baked goods. I would 100% recommend. I wish I had taken photos. Staff was great. High…read morequality everything and cute ambiance for a cup of coffee/tea and yummy.

Had the worst matcha latte I've ever had here. Lumps of green matcha not mixed in at all plus tiny…read moreportion. The best Matcha Latte is where they have liquid matcha rather than powder (like Caffe Nero) so no lumps. That said the best one I've had is in a japanese cafe opposite leicester square tube that was also very small portion but strong and powerful and all mixed in (so was powder but they mixed it for about 10 minutes to make sure all mixed in).

Incredible place for breakfast! Delicious and great presentation. Had the Laveli Vegetarian and…read moreloved it!

Great little coffee place, fab choices of salads, pastries and eggs. Very clean and family…read morefriendly. However, they only get 3 stars because the service is awful!!! But I mean awful not just bad. It is such a shame. I will come back because the lovely food is stronger than the appauling service, but do stop if you are in the area the menu is definately worth it.