Chalk Hills Bakery was a spontaneous stop for coffee on the way home. We were greeted by two young…read moreboys which seemed to be brothers- it gave a very family and homey-feeling which I love. I ordered a macchiato and my husband got an almond croissant which he very much enjoyed. The macchiato was strong but I liked it very much. It is a bit pricey as far as breads and pastries go- but the coffee was good enough to bring me back.

The aroma alone is worth 4 stars. I walked past this place every morning on my way to the bus stop…read moreand every morning I would have to fight the urge to go in. I did on occasion and the baked goods were every bit as good as they smelled. Try the sausage rolls.

Good customer service, always nice and friendly. Food is always pretty good as well. Decent choice…read moreof baguettes and sarnies with plenty of cakes and pastries.

It had been quite a while since we had visited Artisan, though we remembered it to be a really nice…read moreplace with amazing croissants and coffee. My husband decided we should go for breakfast on our anniversary since we were looking for something light that we could walk to. Their opening time was listed as 9:30am (Sunday) on their website, but we arrived at 9:30 only to find out it didn't actually open until 10am. We waited around half an hour while we watched some employees fiddle around inside. When they finally opened, we ordered some croissants and coffee and a smoothie. We were informed that none of the croissants were baked yet, and that it would take 10 minutes. We decided to go ahead and wait a bit longer for them since we had already invested 30 minutes into this plan. It took 10+ minutes to get the drinks out to us, and I ended up having to walk home with our baby (it was naptime) and leave my husband to bring the croissants home. Well, 45 minutes later, he finally received the croissants, one of which was black from being burned. We were pretty dissatisfied we the the whole experience. The only redeeming factor was that the drinks at least did taste good.

Stopped off for a coffee and carrot cake, lovely seating outside on a warm day to watch the world…read morego by, coffee was smooth and the orange and carrot cake was the best so far. Staff were happy and helpful.

Delicious tea cakes. Their selection of grab & go sandwiches looked wonderful. I'll tackle those…read morescrumptious looking pastries next time! Store was quite busy, but cheerful, helpful staff made it a pleasant experience. Will be back soon.

It seems their way to save money when selling sandwiches Increase thickness of bread to cut down…read moreon the filling! Until then they had the best sandwiches. Lovely staff though, although they don't seem very happy working there, so not sure of management.

Best bakery for miles. Like amazing. Jamie is a patisserie chef by training and so the cakes are…read moreawesome. The bread....nice cafe with a good vibe.

This bakery so needs to be on yelp, so it gives me great pleasure to add it and write the first…read morereview. I live about an hour from here but my boyfriend and I happy drive here. Every single time there is a different pastry to try (or so it seems), along with cakes, sausage rolls (normal or spicy), chocolate, macrons (so many varieties - my favourite being salted caramel) and the most amazing different kinds of bread. Everything he sells is made the morning before the bakery opens and there is a limited amount. Once it's sold out its sold out! There are a few small tables and a sofa and it can get quite busy at the weekends. The guy who runs the place is very nice, as is all the staff. We love to sit down, order food and drinks, relax then take home tons of stuff to eat throughout the day! X

Great bakery - open really early (I've hit it at 0630 and been served with a 'sleepy' smile. Get…read morethere before 1500hrs - they really start running out of fresh bread by then. Great for lunch too - pizza, fresh sandwiches. ...there Saturday morning sausage rolls are pretty great too.

This is the perfect place to head for to seriously indulge yourself. The home made cakes and scones…read moreare just a few of whats on offer here. You can order online or just pop in to see what you fancy. They are the ideal thing to order for a large garden party or even a picnic. The milkshakes they produce here are so amazing! I am absolutely hooked on them, especially the chocolate button ones. If you fancy something savory then try one of their paninis, they taste just like, if not better than the ones you can get in Italy!

Yeahok, if you catch them on a good day!! Cakes, coffee and comfort alright but you do have to…read morewait, sometimes.. As already suggested, not a bad alternative to Starbucks!! Have used it twice with my wife and we don't feel it's for us, but others may feel differently.

Great bakery, also has a couple of branches North of Worthing. I stopped here on the way to work…read morefor a breakfast/sandwich and got a really good welcome and smileat 0630hrs.. now that is service. I'm not sure if that's the norm but it did for me, Tommy!! Lovely fresh bread, for which I have a serious weakness, but I did manage to resist the cakes. They looked far too tasty to only have one!

I was surprised to find Warren's Bakery off-the-grid at London Gatwick North Terminal in Horley…read more Catching a puddle jumper to Roma, I find myself at Gatwick one early morning, and in search of a bite. Several options, but I notice Warren's Bakery and with a line too. I'll have a go... I decide to give Warren's a try as I stand in line and peruse the menu. Heck, why not just look in the case instead. Lot's of choices but I choose the meatiest looking bite - The English Breakfast Stack Roll (5.99£). I choose the most chocolatey - The Chocolate Croissant (2.10£). I choose the fruitiest - Mango Passion Smoothie (2.99£). That's my English breakfast to start my day before I slay the day in Roma. The cashier was very polite and cute AF Hermione Granger sorta way. I grab a seat... As I truly enjoy my very hardy breakfast I couldn't help but google "Warren's Bakery" website and it starts of... "Our story began 160 years ago in St Just, Cornwall, with a shared love of baking between a farmer's son and baker's daughter. The Warrens Bakery recipes have been passed down generation after generation, and are still in use today. If you walk into one of our shops 160 years later, you'll still enjoy the fresh smell of Traditional Cornish Pasties baking in the oven. Warren's Bakery, Since 1860." Whoa! Talk about English lineage! All in all, I enjoyed my breakfast at Warren's Bakery. I paid about 11£ (approx $13.70 usd) total for a hardy bite. Not too shabby being at an airport. Alas! ...I didn't get to meet the baker's daughter! However, I did get a smile from cute AF Hermione Granger! Wingardium Leviosa! Ta! Ta!