The wonderful cakes of Konditor and Cook was part of my morning walk to work. I use to often stop…read moreand stare at the daily offerings in the storefront lustfully - The prices use to be on the luxury end of things for a young intern. Interestingly, my first try of Konditor was thanks to a contractor that bought me a cake as a 'I'm sorry I insulted you' offering. I'm sure it was because it was a great cake and not because it was a peace offering but it was up there as one of the best cakes ever! Cakes are pricey but it's flavours won't disappoint.

I walked pretty far in search of a decent coffee shop. Had just finished a tour at the House of…read moreParliament and was in desperate need of a pick me up. This place is tiny, filled with tons of baked goods a treats. Ordered two cappuccinos & 2 mini cupcakes, a hazelnut one and red velvet. Coffees were a hair cold (-1 star) both cakes were dry (-1/2 star) they don't have any cookies whatsoever (-1/2 star) tons of brownies and cakes - didn't try them but they look good.

Fabrique which was originally from Stockholm is one of our favorite bakeries in NYC. London is…read moreanother & only city with their branches. We were so excited to see what we are familiar in a foreign country. The decor is similar to the one in New York, which is simple and bright with cozy ambiance. The pastry options they served were a little different but the signature Cinnamon Roll and baguette are still available. We had a Almond Croissant and it was so delicious & fresh.

A part of Stockholm since 2008 Fabrique has since expanded to London and New York, a focus on…read morequality and authenticity part of the promise across Sourdough, Breakfast Pastries and Sandwiches like the Croque Monsieur. Utilizing stone ovens, owners Charlotta and David Zetterström committing to use local Ingredients whenever possible, Swedish backing ensures Kardemummabullar are made correctly with a tight wind and bright flavors while a version imbued with Saffron is no less memorable. Higher-priced than other London Bakeries, the Croque toasted-to-order light on both Ham and Cheese, Fabrique's Cookies fair well with a crisp edge and soft center dotted by Milk, Dark and White Chocolate.

Funky interior, but really good coffee. Perfect pick me up…read moreon a chilly Sunday morning. Serve beer and cocktails later in the day.

Their espresso martini is devilishly and dangerously good. Such a fun spot for coffee and drinks. I…read morelove the area, and the shop itself is wonderful. Quick service, fair prices, and an overall great stop.

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!

Amazing Eccles pie. We stopped by here, just as the bakery has relocated for unofficial opening…read more We had a great time. I had an amazing concoction, an Echo pie, which is a pastry with mincemeat. The outside was crispy and sugary, the inside was a delicious filling of mincemeat. The host was friendly and helpful. What a great place!

We went to the borough corner, which is a tiny outpost. It was okay - the cinnamon bun was kinda…read morehard, and the donut didn't taste super fresh or anything. The filling was good. There are two tiny tables for two outside.

Store is permanently closed. Note on the door says it closed on June 30, 2023…read more I don't know maybe it was a good place? Maybe. Look nice. They literally still have menus out and ready to go. So it didn't work out.

A cute little spot that is just a few steps away from London eye. This cafe is very cute and filled…read morewith lots of pastries to eat. It even has a friendly lift for those who has disabilities in walking. The waffles good but the jam that came with it was delicious. This place is very roomy and the service was great.

I'm really not a big fan of cupcakes, but I always try a store every blue moon just to see if how I…read moreenvision cupcakes tasting really exists and Lola's Cupcakes got it right! Most cupcakes are overly sweet or the cake is dry or too much icing. There has always been something off with every cupcake I've tried in my entire life. And finally this may be the first time eating a whole cupcake! It's simply sweet and you taste everything in the name of the cupcake. Brava Lola, this is how I cupcakes should taste!

What a find this was! Here we were, stumbling around an unfamiliar maze of tunnels trying to get a…read morehandle on "the tube" as our fellow British passengers were calling it. Coming from the USA where good public transport is rare and specifically Seattle where its nonexistent, let's just say I was a little overwhelmed. Enter-adorable little cupcake stand to save the day! We were on our way to the next line trying to get me to Platform 9 3/4. In a station packed with muggles I found this magical cupcake kiosk and immediately had goldfish mentality and became distracted. I told the husband I wanted to check if they had gf cupcakes and he scoffed reminding me the UK is not as gf friendly as other countries. Well he quickly shut it down when the helpful person selling said magical cupcakes waved to several individually boxed cupcakes all gf! It. Was. Like. Magic. Guys. While I wanted 1 of everything, I was cognizant of both having to get on a plane the next day and having just spent 2 weeks in Sweden blowing my diet. Double chocolate fudge cupcake with fresh raspberry on top it is then! The price was pretty consistent for what we'd been seeing in London and I happily returned to the hotel to eat my cupcake with a glass of wine in the bathtub. Just call me Marie Antoinette and Let Them Eat Cake. I was a happy gf girl that day.

Gail's, Gail's, Gail's. I think about Gail's every single day While I was studying abroad, I came…read morehere almost every morning before class, and it quickly became part of my daily routine. Everything was always so good, and the staff were some of the sweetest people. By the end of my time abroad, leaving Gail's genuinely felt like saying goodbye to a friend Our last day there was HARD. Gail's, may I return to you soon. Until we meet again. :(

Simple easy. Bakery goods and caffeine. Friendly staff. Not the place if you're looking for a full…read moresit down breakfast.

Bageriet is a cute Swedish bakery on Rose Street in the SoHo area of London that is well known for…read moretheir cinnamon sweet rolls. We arrived at the bakery just as they were about to open. The staff was very kind, but informed us that a lot of the pastries were not ready yet. We waited a bit until they were finished and happily ordered a chocolate danish and cinnamon roll. The chocolate danish was okay. It did not taste particularly fresh and no surprise flavors. It's a basic chocolate and custard sweetness wrapped in a flaky pastry. I would give it a 7/10. However, the cinnamon roll was a standout! One of the best I have had in London. The filling had a great cinnamon sweetness and the top was speckled with condensed confectionery sugar. I would gladly get this pastry again (9/10). Overall, I loved this bakery and I was so glad to enjoy it in its cute outside seating. If you are in the area or traveling to London for a trip, I recommend you stop by.

Ever since Sweden, I'm always on the lookout for the ultimate Kanelbullar (cinnamon roll) which is…read morenot like the American version. For a small shop, there was a wide selection of Swedish items (see photos). For my fika, I ordered a Kanelbullar and a slice of Princess Torte (cake). Although both were really good, the tiny shop's seating was all filled up. Even the little bench outside had a person sitting on it so I had to take my baked goods to go.

My sister & I love this place! The Kennington special is to die for! Definitely try the fried bread…read morewith it. Not only is the food incredible, the service is even better! They are so kind and accommodating. We always make it a point to come here every time we visit London!

Our last two days in London, we went for breakfast at Kennington Lane Cafe. Even though our B&B…read moreserved a full English breakfast, my husband wanted to go out for breakfast. He had looked up restaurants that served a full English breakfast, and Kennington Lane Cafe was highly regarded, and it happened to be a few minutes away from our B&B. We loved our breakfast so much that we went back a second day. What I liked about the menu was that is was easy to create exactly what you wanted. You could order a set breakfast (and easily add on extra sides), or you could pick and choose what you wanted, and make the breakfast as small or as large as needed to match your appetite. The breakfast I created had a small steak, fried mushrooms and tomatoes, and bubble and squeak. Delicious! I don't have an itemized bill of exactly what we ordered and the price of each item, but the totals on my credit card bill are £20.89 the first day and £20.50 the second day, and each bill included breakfast and coffee for two. Essentially, you can get a full breakfast for £10 -- a fantastic deal. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; London, England; Poor and hungry?]