The 5 stars are purely for the Harvester loaf. It is all the best things in a loaf…read more Kind of chewy in the middle with a nice crunchy outside. I know you're thinking but surely it's just a loaf of bread? Nope - really it's so much better than that. I travel in from Reading just for their bread - I know that probably makes me a bit sad, but seriously you should try one, you'll find it hard to return to that soggy supermarket stuff I can assure you

The last bakery in Henley!…read more Thankfully, though, it is (and was) the best bakery in Henley. A huge range of produce - all fresh, all tasty and all well priced - will drag you in as you walk past. Why not pop in on your way down to the river for a sausage roll or fresh sandwich.

Still going strong despite no longer having a shop-front in the town, and still supplying high…read morequality produce to a lot of the local businesses and public. Really friendly, easy to deal with and guaranteed to have you coming back for more.

Fresh bread ready early in the morning. None of the supermarket rubbish which is great for fishing…read morebut not for humans. The Five seeds, multi-seed is nice and even the white sliced sandwich is good with beans(toasted of course). Good to have local bakers still around, use them.

Amazing!! Their Lardy cake is sooooo good!read more

A good little bakery to pop into for lunch if you are local. There is easy parking and a few chairs…read moreinside and outside. They sell rolls, baguettes and sausage rolls as well as cakes. Very typically English stuff, nothing fancy and not a big named place like Gregg's. The prices are cheap too. A good place to grab a sandwich if you want some lunch.

This is a nice bakery where the bread and rolls are cooked on isite…read more They sell rolls with a choice of fillings including egg mayonnaise bacon, sausage, egg, they are all displayed in food boxes and you can choose what you want and whether you want a roll, sandwich or baguette. There is also a cafe which sells fry ups, snacks, sandwiches, rolls. There is a lot of seating inside and you can sit outside aswell. A lot of workmen use this cafe so it does get busy and there is not much parking. Great range of cakes and great bread so worth a visit.

Address: 17 Heritage Close, St Albans, AL3 4EB Tel: 01727…read more811222 http://www.localbakehouse.co.uk Monday - Saturday: 8.30am - 5pm Sunday: 9am - 5pm An artisan bakery, coffee shop & restaurant open 7 days a week, a place where we grabbed a quick breakfast.... well sort of! Carrot Cake - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bakehouse-st-albans-st-albans#0OMVFAn55KL-RfViHV3v0g Very moist and not overly sweet Chocolate Croissant - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bakehouse-st-albans-st-albans#P6ERePMSwZFNSp6Pnbclrw Still nice and warm, flaky must not have been long out of the oven. Hot Chocolate - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bakehouse-st-albans-st-albans#djwRTP-GHMeC87zlBPPN1w Very good not too sweet!

A nice surprise. Popped in for lunch whilst in the area. Food was excellent, great lunch time…read moreselections soup, salad, sandwiches all fresh and very tasty. The chorizo jam was spicy and a great addition to a sandwich. Good service and friendly staff.

Excellent food, great staff and service, but unfortunately the day we went, there might had been…read moresome issue with their plumbing or sewers... the stink was horrible. We sat in an area where it was less felt. and you might ask "why the hell did you stay?". Well, it looked very elegant and neat from outside, the menu was very enticing, it was the only appealing place nearby, and we read good reviews. So, once we got over the smell situation, which I'm sure it was just a bad day to go, since I overheard them talking about the plumber coming in and what not... (No, I didn't ask the manager anything about it); we proceeded to order our tea time meal! Maybe the best afternoon tea we had while in England. Delicious scones, very fresh jam and sandwiches. We also had some champagne. Whenever I'm back in Windsor, I'll come back here!

In all honesty folks - this is not my "cup of tea" at all :(. Mrs G wanted to go and se hi we did…read more Totally over the top decor, foo foo on steroids. We were seated, given menus and waited, and waited, and waited. So I targeted a member of wait staff behind the counter (was king tea pots as far as I could tell) and asked her to send someone our way. A few minutes later we are served. It is early afternoon, not busy, plenty of empty tables so there is no excuse for the long wait. We decided against the cream tea and went with more lunch-like items. Essentially sandwiches and a lot of tea each. Not bad, not memorable, over priced. 1 thumbs up (for Mrs G). Will I go again if I don't have to? No. Will I grin and bare it? Yes. Will I show Mrs G this review? No I guess my 3 star is 4 star for Mrs G and a grudging 2 star from me! Review #84 2019

This is one of those places that definitely lives up to the hype…read more I saw pics online of their watermelon ice cream served in a watermelon (exclusive to their London store) online before we arrived...I knew I wanted to visit when we were in town. We hopped in our car and headed here one rainy afternoon. Street parking was a breeze here (pay by phone). The bakery itself is much more spacious than I anticipated with a beautiful indoor and outdoor seating space. Service was fast and friendly. Order at the counter and either take it to go or grab a seat and they will bring most things to you. If you're ordering bakery items they will give them to you right at the counter. If you're eating in prices are slightly higher (like most places in the UK. My kids all had the watermelon ice cream. We figured they were so big that we would eat the leftovers. That didn't happen. They were so good they devoured them. We also got a couple more things that were amazing! They also have a lunch menu that we did not try. If you're in the area make it a point to come here!!

Service is extremely slow here!…read more Came for high tea when we were in London. They do high tea at only two times: 2:30 and 4pm. The high tea area is behind the bakery and it's much quieter and more intimate :) Decor was super cute and fancy; very festive for the holidays. We ordered the standard high tea which came with 5-6 savory bites and 5-6 sweet bites. After getting the tea, service went downhill. Three new parties were seated AND a party of 5 got their food before us (party of 4) along with two other tables who were seated after us. We had to flag the waitress down a few times since it seemed like they had forgotten about us :( Overall, good experience doing high tea in London but can't say I'd come back here for it again.

Fresh bakery, whole loaves ready to go sliced or not. I was hoping for a cinnamon raisin loaf for…read moreSunday morning french toast, but it was not to be. They did have a whole bunch of other stuff there including pasties and pastries, all of which looked really good, but none of what I wanted. Coffees available too. They also have sandwiches!

As you entre the broad street mallthe aroma of coffee and the baking smell pulls you to Bakers…read moreoventhey have a huge variety of itemsall tasty and mouth wateringgreat place for munching..

This is a nice very traditional typical English bakery with the usual assortment of tea coffee…read morerolls cakes bread and very reasonable prices with nice staff 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.