As a coeliac you may question why I'm writing a review for a bakery, and sadly it's not because…read morethey are making amazing Gluten Free alternatives of their delicious looking cakes. I have a major sweet tooth, and whilst I can't eat their delicious cakes I can buy them for other people. So whilst I'm buying Danishes and tarts for the other half, I'm buying myself the freshly made monster meringues. Worth treating yourself to some freshly baked classics and great bread as opposed to a cupcake every now and again. It's always nice to find a good local supplier that means you can bypass the supermarket and grab something freshly and locally made with good quality ingredients. They are superbly located for the commuters from Snow Hill Station, you just need to remember its there on the corner of Great Western Arcade.

The Bread Collection located on the corner of Birmingham's Great Western Arcade has a very unique…read morefeel and a sense of it's own character! They offer fresh bread, cakes, pasties, sandwiches and a great alternative for a nice lunch. Although the interior is quite small and there are only a few seats I'd recommend the food here to anyone. You can also buy their items for home use. I bought a whole bread loaf!! Although you pay a little more, the better tastier food, an alternative to the big supermarkets, and you know that your supporting a local grocer's using local sourced ingredients, its a win win all round. Pay them a visit!

Having heard about this place a few months ago and as a huge fan of all things sweet, I've been…read morelooking forward to visiting - and I wasn't disappointed. This is a small bakery/cafe and serves pattesserie and cakes but also savouries with a Venezuelan twist as this is where the owner is from. We started off with a kind of bake that was a light brioche type dough on the outside and stuffed with ham and chorizo. Served warm, it was surprisingly light and tasty. We then moved onto the sweet stuff- a raspberry Italian buttercream sponge and a 'mother-in-laws tongue' (light pastry dipped in chocolate at each end, caramel sauce and fresh whipped cream). Both were fantastic! £2.50 each as well, which I thought was a good price for something fresh and handmade. The service felt a little prickly, but then this is a one woman operation and bakers work looooong hours so I thought this was an understandable compromise for delicious food.

What a lovely little place. Once we got parked ! Lovely couple from Venezuela. (As they supply the…read morepub opposite with bread, their customers can use the 'Maggies' car park ) Small menu but nice selection with specialist meals at the weekend with Venezuelan foods. We had wholemeal baps filled with Chicken and salad with freshly made coffee and fruit juice followed by Venezuelan three milk cake. We shared one as quite rich.Have driven past many times and so pleased at last to visit today. We love our food and can highly recommend this smart and welcoming little place. Well done

While the masses queue out of the door at Greggs across the square, the smart people nip over here…read moreto get served right away. The food is standard bakery fare; sausage rolls, pasties, cakes, breads and various other dough-based foods. Not only is there less of a queue here, the food is better too; the pastry is lighter and flakier, the meats are higher quality, and the sandwiches aren't drenched in mayonnaise. There is an eat-in area to the rear, where the same food is served but is a little pricier.

I prefer this to place like Greggs, it's never overly busy and the staff are really friendly, you…read morecan always smell the lovely smells coming in from outside. They have a wide selection of bakery as well as their homemade sandwich's, baguettes, and they offer really love pastries, again I think the price is better than Greggs. I would definitely rather go here! Lovely!

If I could give this bakery 6 stars, I would. Proper, proper…read moreWarwickshire bakery and fayre. The bread is unbelievable. handmade by the bakery team and such a wide and diverse selection. the smell is to die for.. and the taste?? beyond words. This is the kind of shop that is fast disappearing in the UK and the fact they are near a smelly plastic Tesco store only proves that their stuff is SECOND TO NONE!!!! also they have proper faggots and peas, pasties, home made cake and all cheap as can be ( no advertising costs I imagine)worth the trip to Bedworth just for this bread alone.. Love you Harry's, may you be here for years to come

Harry's bakery has been part of Bedworth forever - well as far back as I can remember as youngster…read more(and that was a long time ago). Anyway, I digress - sausage and stuffing batches with a few onions too Mmmmmmm Mmmmm, you HAVE to have one, they're the best - sorry all you vegetarians you just can't partake in the sausagey goodness. I hadn't visited for years, being in Cornwall and all, so last time I went in, I was pleasantly suprised by the transformation - there's a big cake counter with loads of luscious looking goodies, and I have to admit I gave in to temptation and had a wonderful looking cupcake, which tasted just as good as it looked - yumm! They also sell bread, batches and meat. There's a cafe too.

The best source for all your bread cakes!…read more I adore Gayton's bread and if I cannot find any in my local shops I always visit the bakery shop where the staff are always cheerful, happy to see you and tempt me into buying some of their excellent cakes!

I have travelled all over the world and yet Gayton's have the best bread I have ever tasted. Their…read moreGranary Loaf is to die for. If you haven't tried their products yet you haven't lived. Well worth a drive up to the Bakery as the staff are always welcoming and cheerful. Although you always leave with more than you had planned. lol.

Ordered 3 sandwiches via just eat driver delivered to wrong address called up they said they would…read moreresend order never came and to top it off after I spoke to them they marked it as delivered so it would be hard to get my money back called them again the next day after I left them a review for them to have the cheek to blame me and say I had the food and gave them the wrong address reported them to council as have all the proof avoid at all costs has happened to loads of people on reviews and they always blame the customer also reported to trading standards and just eat scammers

Gotta say, 'Crusty Cottage' sounds more like a gag-inducing euphemism than the name of a…read moredrool-inducing bakery. Driven by hunger to cast such doubts aside, I went in and ordered a ham salad sandwich and one of the nice looking jam tarts in the window. Had a nice chat with one of the women behind the counter whilst my sandwich was being made. From what she was saying it sounds like this place deals more with big orders than passing trade. This makes sense as the shop is in a bit of an out-of-the-way location. Nevertheless, my sandwich was very cheap and very filling (helped by the thickness of the crusty bread) it also seemed to have been made using fresh ingredients, not days old salad or tomato. On the downside, the way the girl wrapped the jam tart in clingfilm meant that half the jam stuck to the clingfilm when I unwrapped it. The jam tart also appeared to have been home-made although the visible boxes of chocolate eclairs stacked behind the counter suggested this may not have been the case.

This charming little cafe is a stones throw away from where I live…read more They offer lots of food and drinks options - sandwiches and baguettes with a choice of plenty of filings and fresh homemade cakes to boot too. If you fancy eating in you can as there are a few tables but it would seem that most people take away. They have outside seating and it is nice to catch a few rays whilst tucking into some food. They do a meal deal which is perfect for lunchtime if you work near the cafe or happen to be going past. A great addition to the community.

My wife, daughter and I stopped by this place to grab a quick, light breakfast before walking…read morearound the beautiful village of Bourton-on-the-water and it was very good. It was busy, so you could tell that it is a popular spot. It is set on the river that runs through the village so you can enjoy your breakfast while the water slowly flows by you. This area and the cafe are beautiful. The staff were very nice, friendly and helpful. Even though they were very busy, they showed no signs of being annoyed or overwhelmed. They seemed genuinely happy you were there and eager to make sure you were happy with your stay. We ordered the sausage rolls and a Cornish pastry and they were very good. I'm sure there are a lot of amazing restaurants in the place, but you would not go wrong stoping by here to grab a coffee and a bite to eat.

Cinnamon roll and your brownie was, brownie, very and pineapple, fruit smoothies, or all just OKread more