Maddison's in Long Lane is okay but I've been in better bakeries. I went there for lunch fairly…read moreearly one day and the choice of rolls and sandwiches were not brilliant. The staff said that they had run out of food which was sup rising given the time of day. The food didn't seem like good value either, £1.50-ish for a cheese roll, not even a big roll but one which was no bigger than your average sandwich roll. You can sit in and eat which is something I like but didn't take advantage of as I didn't end up buying anything but it is worth keeping in mind if you're in the area and want to meet a friend for lunch or a catch up cuppa. Parking is available opposite the store in the street making it easy to access.

Great little cozy neighborhood Bakery along Long Lane…read more I am partial for any family neighborhood bakery, and Maddison's Bakery keeps the tradition going. If you want to grab on the go, or even sit down this is the place to get your necessary baked goods.

Popped in for a quick lunch and was pleasantly surprised. Beautiful space filled with all handmade…read morebaked goods made fresh on the day. The croque monsieur was really fantastic. The angel cake blew my mind.

This bakery serves a very wide choice of cakes and bread. The bread is made on the premises so…read morealways very fresh. Prices are good and the shop is kept very clean. I thoroughly enjoy eating from this bakery.

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.

Crumbs is a wholesome little bakery in Northumberland Heath. It's small and queues often spill out…read moreinto the street but you don't have to wait long to be served making it a great place to stop off for lunch. It is popular with workers from local businesses and kids from Erith school over the road and as a result, this means that there might not be much food left later in the afternoon. It's not too pricey and provides value for money. It is worth popping into if you're in the area and fancy treating yourself. Sadly there is not room to sit down inside and so you'll have to make use of the benches on the street or take your goods home for lunch. It is not worth driving too as the road is congested and parking is not available outside. The only place where there is space to park is the pay and display in Mill Road which isn't worth paying for if you're only visiting the bakery.

How I miss this place! I have been living in the US for a year and would pay so much for the taste…read moreof one of Crumbs sausage rolls. The bread is always gorgeous, they also sell pizza by the slice. The ham and cheese turn overs were always too salty. But everything else was great.

Every high street needs an independent bakery, or at least a chain bakery if nothing else. Until…read morerecently, Barnehurst had neither. Having received a flyer though my letterbox, I decided to give them a try one Saturday afternoon, only to find they were closed. It turned out they open early in the morning (like all real bakeries do), and also shut early in the afternoon, so I returned the next weekend to sample some of their fresh bread and cakes. It was all of excellent quality, and the service was friendly. I noticed they also had some seating in the shop, and a coffee menu, so presumably it's got more of a cafe vibe in the mornings. If only I could wake up earlier in the morning, I could buy fresh bread each day. For now, an occasional cake will have to suffice.