I'm amazed there's no reviews for this absolutely delicious bakery. They have been using the same…read morerecipes for years, thank God they haven't change them as, one of the best places you'll find for the best Gourabithes & many more other savory & sweet pastries.. Each time I come back to London from Los Angeles, I stop and buy a whole load and take them back with me and they're always fresh! Don't move or change your recipes. Thanks

I love a good vego pasty and these guys make really nice cheese and tomato, and wholemeal vegetable…read morepasties. Not as keen on the other vegetarian cheese pasties as they are a little too cheesy and could give an unsuspecting punter third degree burns. This particular location is pretty small, with access from both sides of the store and a couple of tables outside both doors, and limited seating inside... But then how long does it take to scoff a pasty anyway?

If you've never had a cornish pasty then you're missing out on a special English culinary…read moreexperience. These pastry meals are quite tasty and a good value for what you get. I had the tomato, cheese, and basil pasty for £2.70. If you're in St. Albans I recommend you go here for a taste of the south west of England!

Great little local chippy - best fish & chips I've had in ages! Friendly, clean, fast, and moist…read morefish - not dried out at all. Best chips too. (They heat up really nicely in the oven the next day - so we always order extra to have ham, egg & chips with)

This is a cute little french restaurant. I came here for dinner on a rainy evening. I was seated in…read morethe upstairs area which was quite cosy. I ordered the french onion soup, 6 piece escargot and foie gras. The food was absolutely delicious. I loved the foie gras. The escargot was great as well. Portions were quite large for the soup and I almost couldn't finish it all. Love the ambiance and the vibe at this place. The staff was very friendly.

We needed a pre theatre dinner resy before seeing wicked and this was perfect with a happy hour…read moreuntil 6. We got seated upstairs with a very funny waitress who was in a very cheery mood and helped us select dinner options. 4/5 Chateaubriand - I thought this was for two people but it actually was just for 1 person. I thought for the price it was for 2, I was wrong. But it still was very tasty! 4/5 Espresso martini - this was on the HH menu and they were able to make it with tequila instead of vodka. I definitely would recommend and come back.

Pascal and Debbie run this friendly patisserie, tucked out of sight away from Abingdon town centre…read more However, it is well worth seeking out, as this place is an absolute gem. All the cakes and pastries are made on site by Pascal, and all are far too tasty for their own good, and very reasonably priced! I personally love their almond croissants, which I daren't eat too often! We asked Debbie and Pascal to make the cake for us for G's 40th birthday - they did an absolutely fantastic job, as you can see from the picture provided. Absolute 'genocide by chocolate', for a very reasonable £40! I can't recommend this place highly enough. Lovely people, amazing cakes. If they did coffee and had seating, you would never get me out of it!

Patisserie Pascal is certainly a treat for the eyes. It's a little bit tucked away, so when you…read morecome across it you'll feel like you've found a treasure. There are so many tasty and beautiful treats on display that you will be spoiled for choice. There's cakes and biscuits and savoury items too - my hubby loves the cheese and ham croissants for lunch if we're out and about. And there's chocolates too what more could you ask for? Well, it would be nice if they stuck to their opening hours. Several times we made a special trip there, only to find the store was closed when it should be open - and there was no note in the window to explain the closure. That aside, if you're looking for fancy cakes and chocs in Abingdon then they are certainly worth a visit.

Excellent coffee and an awesome selection of cakes and other treats…read more Friendly staff but service can be a little bit slow during their busier times so it's not ideal if you're in a hurry to grab a coffee to go. If you have a bit more time and want to sit down and relax or perhaps catch up with friends over coffee and cake then this is the place to go.

Druckers in the centre of town. It is quite small but does have quite a few seats. It is a really…read morewarm and cosy type of place. With its central location it is very popular with shoppers. This is a cafe doing your usual cafe type food, from sandwiches to salads and jacket potatoes. They do a good range of hot and cold drinks too. They do may cake and pastrie type items too. The prices are very good and the food is very good. The service is good and you do not have to wait very long in there.

We found Tom's cakes while waiting to check-in our accommodation. It is beautiful cozy place,…read morevarious pastry choices, some tables inside and a quiet lovely backyard. We got the wheatfree cake, an americanto and a latte and sat on one of the tables in the backyard. Service was friendly, coffee was very good and the pastry was very fresh, not too sweet, and with yummy, melts-in-your-mouth cream. I wish i had a photo of the place: the backyard is not too large. It ends in a wooden hedge on one side and a mossy brick wall on another. The far end overlooks a few large trees. There are a few simple bistro sets in red, each with a ceramic teapot center piece, used as a flower pot :) Peaceful, quiet, beautiful ambient and a tasty pastry and coffee. A hidden little gem to discover

A friend recommended Tom's cakes. I was in a rush and just popped in for some takeaway pastries…read morefor a picnic. My first impression of the look of the display and shop were just OK. I purchased a raspberry pastry, a strawberry tart and a brownie as most others would be a bit messier for a picnic. I have to say I was very pleasantly surprised. The brownie was average, the raspberry and strawberry pastries however were excellent! The strawberry tart seemed to use custard as opposed to my preferred creme patissiere but was excellent nonetheless. We will be back to give Tom's cake a better try.