Fabulous pastries. I think we got eight different pastries from this place and a lot of them had…read moreground almonds which I adore. Everything was really good, including the cardamom bun, the fruit pastry, and all of the almond pastries. The staff were really lovely and the space is small, but unique and beautifully decorated. I was so happy to find this place!

Ever since Sweden, I'm always on the lookout for the ultimate Kanelbullar (cinnamon roll) which is…read morenot like the American version. For a small shop, there was a wide selection of Swedish items (see photos). For my fika, I ordered a Kanelbullar and a slice of Princess Torte (cake). Although both were really good, the tiny shop's seating was all filled up. Even the little bench outside had a person sitting on it so I had to take my baked goods to go.

Halloumi wrap is genius and this chocolate covered donut makes all the things right in the world…read moreafter flying Seattle to London overnight. Order this!

This place was super cute, small and very clean, yet big enough for a group of friends…read more The cashier lady who also would be our server, was very friendly and polite. They have the menu up on the board as well as a QR code, you can order at the register as well as online which I found very convenient if you don't want your server to keep coming to check on you for when you're ready. I ordered a gyro and a Greek salad on the side, not only were the portions generous, but it was so delish, the salad had plenty of dressing and plenty of everything, the gyro was hard to grab from how full it was (a very good problem to have if you ask me) and very affordable which I was surprised. For drinks, they did have beer and wine as well as some juiced and coke products, one thing though, they didn't have ice, not just that day but in general, maybe a Greek think? Not sure but be mindful of that, luckily my soda was already cold lol. The place is like a cross between a regular restaurant and a fast food place, where you can comfortably sit and your food comes out fairly quickly, I recommend this place to all my friends, and can't wait to go back again!

Just across the street from our rental apartment in Chelsea we were lucky enough to have this…read morecharming French bakery be so close! The first day we ordered breakfast. Hubby had the Full English Breakfast and he seemed to like it except for the rubbery piece of dried out ham! I ordered the Full Veggie Breakfast and enjoyed every bite, except I am not so keen on Halumi, just a little too salty for my taste buds. On other occasions, it was my first stop for a cappucino or Americano coffee. The pastries were very good also, the croissants are very buttery. Tried the Lemon Curd Cruffin one day, and it was so delicious, creamy lemon curd inside! They do get busy in the mornings, but they manage to keep a smile with friendly service all he way through to the end of your visit. Give them a try if you are in the neighborhood - SKIP the Starbucks!

New kid on the block brings a tasty bit of France to Kings Road…read more Positioned precariously across the street from Paul in the middle of Chelsea's Kings Road, this charming independent patisserie offers delightful temptations to eat in their cafe or to take away with you. Petit quiche anyone? Or perhaps a flaky pain au chocolat? In the name of research I sampled a few and I have to say they were delicious and did take some home with me. Along with a freshly baked baguette. Next time I think I will have a bit of lunch. I did feel a bit like I had just been on a mini break to France.

We stopped in as tourists this morning for breakfast as our hotel is just across the street and…read moreenjoyed our purchases! I got a cream bun and found it pleasant and not too sweet or heavy. They also had cold drinks which was a plus for me personally! Both my partner and my mom, who I was with, spoke highly of the pastries they got. Would recommend and return!

Absolutely delicious breakfast at an amazing price. The chocolate croissant I ordered was large,…read morewarm, and buttery. Everything my companions ordered was delicious as well. The service was fast and friendly, I would recommend this to anyone for a quick snack.

Perhaps the shortest review I will ever write, but in spite of not having tried anything else in…read morethis deli, I have to recommend it for the coffee. At £2.90, it's the highest-quality cheap coffee you'll drink in London. No sugar necessary. The vibe is cozy and relaxed, and the menu abounds with plenty of options to satisfy your appetite, and whilst I can't speak to the quality, those pastries do look pretty legit.

Everything I had was good but I felt a bit odd paying 9 quid for a small bowl of yoghurt and…read moreberries. The cup that they gave me for my tea also really bothered me because it did not have a handle and I was always worried about spilling hot liquid on myself because I couldn't grip the cup properly.

Travelling for business, I was located in an hotel nearby. It was raining cats and dogs, and as the…read moreclosest foodshop with an attractive shopwindow, I entered there . All is good. Serving people are extremely nice (one young lady with a cute French accent from Montpellier). A nice moment, in a quiet and cozy atmosphere. One of the places to eat close to Paddington station.

It has been 5 years since I've been to London and found this wonderful cafe again in the Paddington…read morearea. I was happy to find that the baked goods from fresh breads and pastries and their salads and sandwiches are still very good. Laurents is still a great place for a quick or leisurely breakfast or lunch.

The barista has mad skills, and they're using some great beans - not only was the finished drink…read moreexcellent but it didn't become bitter as it cooled. The pastries are superb, the sandwich is look excellent, the staff are friendly, and the location is near moments away from Covent Gardens.

We stopped into PAUL in a rainy day walking around Covent Garden to escape the bad weather and…read morewarm up with a cup of coffee. I ordered an americano, and my dad and brother both ordered a cappuccino. The coffees came out relatively quickly and were the perfect drink on the cold and rainy day. The restaurant was absolutely packed tho as a lot of people were enjoying lunch inside. This is definitely a really cool cafe and restaurant in the area, and I would highly recommend checking it out.

Caffe Concerto is just up the street from our hotel. We were exploring the Trafalger Square area,…read moreand on our return, stopped by for dinner. The pastry display in the front window was impressive enough to attract me...after being seated and looking over the menu, I knew we had made a good choice. Staff were professional and friendly. The food well prepared and well presented. The nicely decorated interior was pleasant and amazingly quiet. They have a full bar, and we had a Cosmo while we looked over the menu. I loved my Spaghetti Pesto with mushrooms (3 types!), and my wife enjoyed her Salmon Nicoise salad. For desert, we shared a Mille-fueille and it was as good as it had looked in the window display! Reasonable prices, attentive staff and wonderful food made for a great meal.

Beautiful upscale interior with scones, cakes, and sweets on display in the window. Location felt…read morevery much like a tourist trap, but the service was prompt and friendly, the breakfast came with a large portion and hit the spot for us. Although pricey worth a stop if you're in the area and not sure where to eat.