Most authentic gelato you'll find in London! 10/10 recommended. I will always come back here for…read moreany London trips. Makes you feel like you're eating gelato in Italy

Here in London and this is one of the worst gelatos I have had. We walked over 30 min in the rain…read moreto get here and was disappointed. I had a small cup of two flavors: hazelnut and stracciatella. The hazelnut didn't have much flavor and the stracciatella tasted like fish, tuna to be more precise. I thought maybe I was loosing my mind or having a stroke, but my sister disliked here gelato very much as well. Whats going on around here in London?

Mmmmm......Donuts! (Said in the voice of Homer Simpson.)…read more They do donuts so righteous here. As we were walking around Borough Market we saw the line for Bread Ahead and realized it was for the donut stand they had outside along the street. We had to jump on line and drool over the display of sugary goodness. We each tried a different donut and was not disappointed! So many varieties to choose from - coconut, lemon curd, blackcurrant cheesecake, seasalt caramel and honeycomb, and others. They don't skimp on the fillings as each bite was flavorful. Yum!

This was my first stop before starting my food tour around Borough Market. I picked up a Crème…read moreBrûlée Doughnut and a Tiramisu Doughnut. After finishing the food tour, I came back for another one, the Pistachio Doughnut. The Crème Brûlée Doughnut was the clear winner. Presentation-wise, it looked just like a real crème brûlée, complete with its beautifully caramelized top. The filling was rich, silky, and creamy without being overly sweet. The dough itself was light, soft, and not greasy or overly bready, making it a fantastic combination. This one is an absolute must-try. The Tiramisu Doughnut had a nice creamy filling, but it didn't quite capture the classic tiramisu flavor. As for the Pistachio Doughnut, the filling was smooth and creamy, but I could barely taste any pistachio, which was a little disappointing. Service was quick, efficient, and well organized despite the line. The setup is simple: queue up, place your order, pay, and enjoy. Overall, the Crème Brûlée Doughnut is the standout and definitely worth ordering. It's the one I'd come back for again. :)

Nice enough cafe/bar/gelateria - the space outside by the fountain is very nice for a summer…read moreevening. Stays open until 7.30. Coffee isn't fab, being more Italian-style -made-by-someone-who's-never-been-to-Italy than , say, actually like Italian coffee, but the staff are friendly and efficient.

A GOOD PLACE FOR A QUICK STOP OFF…read more Polite staff and quite a good range of pasties. I wouln't call it a deli though,more of a coffee shop with cakes. Quite clean but dim lighting means you need to choose your seat carefully if you want to read. Pastries were fresh and the coffee was OK although not brilliant. Nice Sofas for a relaxing chat.

It was foodie time at Borough Market on Tuesday (our last full day in London), and it was foodie…read moreheaven for me and my family. We enjoyed walking around and seeing a wide variety of food options! The whole market area was clean and organized when we got there at 9am. No lines yet. Long lines did start forming around 9:45am when the hot foods were ready but moved pretty quickly. We tried: * The Ginger Pig - Traditional Sausage Roll * Wild Mushroom Risotto - Spelt Risotto with Truffle Shavings * Turnips Greengrocer - Chocolate Covered Strawberries * The Black Pig - The Best One With Crackling * Turkish Deli - Turkish Delight & Turkish Coffee * Bread Ahead - Crème Brûlée Donut

This is one of London's oldest markets located in Southwark. Located at the foot of London…read moreBridge,this market has been operating at this location since 1756. We went on a Saturday afternoon and it was packed! It was hard to see all the various vendors as some of the food lines were really long, especially for the fish and chips. There is very limited seating in the market so we elected to eat outside of the market as there are many restaurants and pubs in the area. From spices,olive oils and a variety of food choices, this market is a must visit when in Central London.

Aesthetically, the Ivy is a beautiful restaurant from the bar to the seating to the bathroom. This…read morelocation also has the perfect view of the tower bridge. I didn't order any food but we did have drinks and they were very well made. They also accommodated my request for tequila vs vodka in the lychee martini. The bartenders were very professional and would come around the bar to take your order. They even took photos for us, when asked. I would recommend for a quick drink or a special occasion.

This restaurant is just off the bridge so its a nice spot to stop by for dinner. The decor is…read moregorgeous. I ordered the filet. It didnt have much flavor so if I went back then I might try something else. However, I still enjoyed the ambiance.

After a long day of walking the streets of London, it's nice to stop and grab some Gelato…read more Creams offers a large selection of gelato flavors. The few that are unique really like Nutella or Banana are done well. But the regular flavors like vanilla or chocolate do not standout. Meaning the basics of gelato are there yet don't standout in comparison to Italy or other European countries. The ambiance is modern, hip and trendy. And the servers are very nice. I would recommend this place if you are in the area.

This was the worst place ever after walking for 5 miles to get to this of which they had no Sundays…read more, no waffles barely any crepes of who when we ordered 3 crepes we only got 2 crepes of which they claimed that we only paid for two when we asked them that we would pay for the additional crepes they told we would wait 20 minutes. Service was the worst I have ever experienced. Please no one go to this place . It does not even deserve a one star . Negative 5 stars is what I would give. Awful experience!

Good coffee with a tasty egg burrito with full of great ingredients and they have a lot of fresh…read morepastries.

Great little coffee shop located off the beaten path of central London, walking distance to the…read moretower bridge. The pastry selection is awesome and the coffee is very well done. Would highly recommend if you're in the area.

Konditor & Cook is located just next to Borough Market, and the lady at the store front lured us in…read moreby offering us samples of their brownies. After that 1 bite of their brownie, we were HOOKED! That brownie was probably the best I've ever had in my life. The texture was ooey gooey fudge like with still a slight cakeiness to hold it together, big, high quality chocolate chunks, and not overly sweet. I still dream about that brownie to this day! I just wish they could expand this bakery to the USA because this place would win over the hearts of many! What's even cooler is that they sold their own cookbook with a lot of their recipes inside. Thank you for inventing the perfect brownie, I'll be back again next time I find myself in London.

Stumbled upon some awesome brownies!…read more We walked up to this store after strolling around Borough Market, and there was a girl at the store front offering samples. We tried their brownies, and knew we immediately had to buy some to take home! Perfect in texture, and not annoyingly too sweet, the chocolate chip brownie was a perfect afternoon pick-me-up. They had other goodies like cakes and such that we didn't try, but we'd love to visit again when in town!

We stopped by for lunch after our long flight as this restaurant is conveniently located within The…read moreDixon hotel (separate review for hotel to follow). We ordered the garlic pizza bread as a starter and it was disappointing but edible. For some reason we thought it would be similar to a cheesy bread style instead of a light crisp pita style bread. For our main dish, we ordered the Margarita pizza which was amazing. The flavor and texture were spot on. The pizza is generous enough to share with 2-3 people depending on one's appetite. Overall pleasant experience all things considered - I do recommend!

Wonderful food and service. Part of the Dixon hotel which is outstanding as well. Friendly staff…read moreand amazing breakfast. I highly recommend it. Have stayed at the hotel and eaten here several times. Cheers

Seeing that I'm British and been living in California this Bakery is an interesting one to try and…read morewas keen to see if the items are ''authentic American''. Well.. They come pretty close! Can't say I am all that impressed though. Red Velvet Cupcake - The frosting is so sweet and the Cake a little on the dry side. I like my Cakes to be moist. They're pricey too at £2.65 a pop. I thought paying the equivalent of £1.90 - £2.20 a Cupcake was a lot in California but I can't say I didn't expect it here in Britain as everything is more expensive. I do like the location of the Bakery, right near where my Hubby used to work and less than a mile from our beloved Thai Van (best Yellow Chicken Curry in The City btw!). Aside from the regular sized Cupcakes they also sell mini Cupcakes (£1.35) Brownies (£2.50-$3.75) and Whoopie Pies (£3.25) as well as whole Cakes from Sponge (£22 upwards) to Cheesecake (£26) and Pies (Pumpkin, Pecan, Mississippi Mud (£32-£36) ect. *There are also 3 other locations around London with the newest being in Islington in the Angel Building as well as a Food Truck (look at me becoming all ''American'').. or Van I guess I should be calling it that serves local Festivals.

Red velvet is delicious! Lemon raspberry is good too but too sweet. The others are okay. It's a…read moregood bakery but cakes are a bit over baked and dry and frosting too sweet.