Tucked away, we had a little trouble spotting the bakery but it was so worth it. Take your treats to a nearby courtyard and you'll be blown away. Really good value! read more

Bageriet - Scandinavian Near Me - London, XGL

Great place in Covent Garden. Super friendly staff! It's small but has a lovely atmosphere. Definitely try the kanelbulle (cinnamon roll), chokladboll (chocolate ball) and some strong Swedish coffee. I'd recommend this place to anybody. read more

Bageriet - Bageriet - The Swedish Bakery - Scandinavian Near Me - London, XGL

Just a lovely place to have a coffee, with lovely people working there in a lovely little street that i would never have found without Yelp..!!! A really nice place to have a rest when you've been walking all day long in the city ! They also have many products which looked so delicious, i will have to come back again to try them all ! read more

Best baked goods of my trip to London! Loved the soft vanilla cookie, the marzipan cake was the best cake of my life! Beyond fresh ingredients and both deserts melted right in your mouth. Great tea and coffee. I wish they had more seats (very small shop) please open in the United States! No good Swedish Bakery's like this in Los Angeles! (Maybe one good one in Santa Barbara) read more

I just can't get enough of their bakery and deserts! Keep coming back. Such a lovely place for a short break and afternoon tea. read more

Bageriet - Yummy princess cake - Scandinavian Near Me - London, XGL

Came her with my husband for a little stop off during our honeymoon. Came in the late afternoon for a cup of tea and a pastry. We got a vanilla bun and a raspberry coconut pastry. Both were so good. The girls inside were super sweet and the ambiance was perfect. Warning, this place is very tiny, but it's worth it to even stop in for a pastry to go. If possible though, grab a seat at one of two tables inside and enjoy! read more

Super cute little Swedish bakery. The girls inside were amazingly friendly and helpful, especially considering the sheer amount of stuff we bought. The pastries were really good. This place puts all the little French bakeries to shame. read more

Delicious and authentic little slice of Sweden tucked away down Rose Street in Covent Garden. I went in to get Lussekatter for St Lucia's Day, they were light, fluffy and delicious. The lady behind the counter and the chef were patient and helpfully explained what all the goodies were. I also left laden with Cloudberry Jam, VörtBrod* and Blackcurrant Rye. I won't say what the Baker/chef did but it was a kind and generous and generous gesture. Tack! read more

From outside (where we had to wait in line!) you can smell the cinnamon. You walk in and are transported to a petit Swedish lodge. I had always wanted to try princess torte (not from Ikea though!) and was not disappointed, I was even considering a second slice. It pairs excellent with an espresso. read more

Bageriet - Semlor bun, princess torte - Scandinavian Near Me - London, XGL

A cute little Swedish cafe in bustling Covent Garden. Their Swedish cinnamon buns are absolutely delicious. My only remark would be there is not enough seating but it would probably ruin the atmosphere if they added more! read more

Bageriet - Take away Swedish cinnamon bun - Scandinavian Near Me - London, XGL

So I went into the actual bakery today, and the five star deliciousness still rings true. It's a tiny, awkward space, and a little pricey- but totally worth it. I had a lovely hazelnut thing - a cave, perhaps - and it was full of flavour. Need to go back for a cinnamon bun! read more

In the hustle and bustle of Covent Garden, you can find a tiny oasis of calm and delicious food: Bageriet. They have great cinnamon buns as well as other Swedish pastries and cakes that will make even your greyest day much sweeter. I walked past Swedish bakery and coffee shop Bageriet located in a small alley in Covent Garden a number of times, sadly always when it was closed. When I was in the area this morning, I seized the opportunity and stopped by. Bageriet is a lovely little shop and now in December, it was in full Christmas swing with beautiful Swedish and English carols playing in a loop. I find that this kind of music can be pretty annoying these days, but at Bageriet it somehow worked for me and on a cold day, it created a very relaxed and comforting atmosphere in an otherwise busy area. Being at a Swedish bakery, there was no way around a kanelbulle, or cinnamon bun in English. To complete the "fika", as the Swedes call it, I had my kanelbulle with a nice flat white. The cinnamon bun was very tasty and I could have eaten many more...but I decided to try something else and went for the apple bun, which was just as delicious. I must admit that it was a little bit disappointing that they do not have fresh juices, but then, I could check out a very Swedish drink that I had not even heard of before, Trocadero. It is not quite a fresh juice, but it was refreshing and tasted fine. Bageriet really is a beautiful place to take a break and enjoy some Swedish treats, baked to perfection and served by very friendly staff. A place to visit again. read more

love, love, love this place:) very friendly staff, pastries that melt in your mouth. I had two of those (couldn't resist) cinnamon and cardamon bun and a ball with almond filling, yum yum. And the most delicious coffee in the cutest cup. This is what I'm talking about. Other coffee shops should look and learn. It is so disappointing when visiting a coffee house and ending up paying a hefty bill for a piece of disgustingly dry and tasteless 'cake' and something that looks but doesn't taste like coffee at all. This place is nothing like those things. The only criticism I've got is the lack of space. But I've learned you can't have everything, can you. read more

If you love marzipan as you must must try their princess cake as it is one of the most delicious things you will eat, I didn't try anything else but everything looked good read more

Gorgeous Swedish bakery with a wonderful selection of baked goods and great coffee. I went for a classic cinnamon bun which was really fresh and miles above any other I've tried in terms of both flavour and texture. It's a really cosy little space too with lovely staff. Definitely worth seeking out - not that difficult to find, a little side street off Long Acre. Was instantly sorry I didn't buy more to take away with me! read more

Super tiny bakery with just a few tables and chairs, but that's really all they need because their pastries are just so tasty and their staff so friendly that people will pop in to get their hands on the deliciousness, even if they have to eat on the run. There are so many unique sweets to select from, and in modest portions as well so you can buy up a few and split amongst friends. They have the tallest coconut macaroons I've ever seen and the fluffiest sugared pretzel breads too, but if you do go for the first time, you must absolutely have a slice of the Swedish princess cake (or prinsesstårta). These are the delightfully pretty green cakes in the glowing refrigerator beside the cash register, and one slice will only run you only about £3.60. This option is particularly good for those who enjoy vanilla pudding, fresh cream, and fruit jam, because there are generous layers of all three wedged between thin layers of white cake, and of course, all topped with a beautiful layer of green marzipan dusted with powdered sugar and topped with a chocolate swirl. read more

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Seriously good. Seriously Swedish. I absolutely loved our visit to Bageriet. The cinnamon rolls are exactly what you find all over Sweden (I have tried my fair share!). The place is tucked away on a side street and easy to miss, but if you love sweet treats, Scandinavian style, you have to try this place! read more

It's a bit difficult to find but it's worth it. Get the cinnamon bun! The coffee is pretty good as well.

We happened upon this wonderful Swedish bakery by accident and enjoyed a tasty breakfast. The pastries are light and delicious, the coffees were smooth, and the staff and customers were all very friendly and welcoming. We just kept adding food items to take away....we had to finally just make a clean break and head out before we emptied the shoppe out. Excellent for a light bite and a cheerful setting. read more

Hidden gem in Covent garden. Good strong coffee and excellent Kanelbullar. Good quality breads and desserts. I hope they open more branches in London. read more

It's a cute little bakery/cafe. Seating is limited. I got a Princess cake to go (got the princess cake because of all the reviews). It was my first time having it and it was good! It might look like it will be overly sweet but it's not! the cream was very light and goes very well with the soft cake and the marzipan! read more

Get off the main roads and find Bageriet! Trust me, it is so worth it. I'm usually more interested in small, local places when I travel, but even if you prefer chains, give this place a chance anyway. Their cinnamon buns will be the sweet, sugary death of you, and you will LOVE IT. I didn't try their princess cake, but it looked beautiful in the case. You can also buy a huge variety of Swedish cookies, pastries, granola, and breads to take with you, which I strongly recommend. Coffee is a great partner to the cinnamon rolls, and this was one of the few places where I felt cozy and not cramped in the tiny space. read more

The shop is small with no seating, but the food is delicious and fragrant and marvelous to behold. If you relish little cakes and pastries, then this place is definitely worth a visit. I love epicsaga - Infinity, and in the story, Pike's foster parents came from this very town and lived on this street! read more

Absolutely delightful! Tucked away on Rose Street, Bageriet is a small bakery selling a large variety of Swedish treats. The shop is wonderfully cozy and warm, perfect for a rainy London day. In terms of ready-to-eat food, they offer Princess Cake, sweet tarts, and other pastries. I got the classic Cinnamon Bun (£2.65), which was mind-blowingly delicious: a warm, fluffy spiral rolled with the perfect balance of cinnamon and sugar and sprinkled with pearl sugar. This was wonderfully accompanied with a Americano (£2.50 eat-in). Bageriet also sells biscuits and jams for take-away. Definitely a hidden London gem! read more

Lovely little bakery with a variety of Swedish treats I have never had. I had a cake with almond cream that was delicious. The shop is on a very quiet side street right smack in the middle of the usual confusion of central London, so the calm is surprising. Only things I would say is it's expensive for me, £2.40 for one small cake. But it was yummy. Also there is only 3 tables so to get a seat you have to be lucky. read more

I tried the princess cake, it was okay may be because I'm not really fitted for the Swedish taste?

Amazing paeceful little place. A pearl in the heart of Covent Garden in Rose street. The sweet prezel brioche, cordamon cake, cholcolate balls, rye bread etc, are amongst the many swedish delicious thing the fantastic chefs deliver for this cafe bakery. Coffes and teas r also very good. Super kind service and unique atmosphere. A must stop over and belive me you ll go back again as i do!!!! read more

I ordered two tarts (one is called Josefin and I don't remember the other one) and a cappucino. The tarts were amazing but was slightly too expensice for its size. The cappucino was alright but the milk foam could've been better. read more

I only tried the cinnamon bun from here and it was nice, not too sweet but also not super flavourful with the cinnamon, maybe a bit too dry. Not my favorite in London but definitely much better than the super sugary glazed monstrosity that try to pass for cinnamon buns elsewhere. read more

Really love the pastries. I have never sat down in here, there is limited seating. I like to get a coffee from New Row and a pastry from here and sit in a nearby park or the church gardens. read more

I went in there to buy some Shrove Tuesday Bun's ("Semlor"). Not only had the buns too much Cardamom in them, were not the tastiest ones I have had, they costed £4 each!!! This is a joke as back home they cost 50 cents (euros) which I understand London is more expensive but £4 each for bread and whipped cream.. really?? read more

Amazing little place to have a coffee and a pastry. So many excellent choices, everything we tried was really tasty and not your usual bakery. Definitely worth the wait to get a table! read more

I almost didn't write this review as the pastries are so great, I wanted to ensure a constant supply for myself! Absolutely amazing ethereal pastries, made with the lightest of hands.... they do a meringue shortbready thing that's out of this world - but not always in stock. Lovely breads too, tho I wasn't so keen on their cinnamon biscuits. Only drawback: place too small. read more

As a Swede I can vouch for this place. It's literally better than anything I've ever tried in Sweden! The cinnamon buns are perfection, the princess cake is to die for and of course the filter coffee is as shitty as it is in Sweden. Amazing place! read more

Awesome deliciousness. The prinsesstarta cake is the most wonderful cake I ever had. It's a Scandinavian royalty, really makes you feel royal. It's a must have. The bakery has seemingly small interiors non descript but it's flavors are to die for. read more