Fantastic bread and cakes baked from scratch on the premises…read more Queues on Saturday attest to its consistent quality

Fresh baked bread daily... Long queues, must arrive early…read more.. Always worth the wait!

We waited about 15 minutes for a table which wasn't bad considering we were there for a concert and…read moreWembley Park was heaving! The service was pretty good for how busy they were and everyone working there was really friendly. The food was well priced for London and for being so close to a big venue. The pizzas are massive - definitely shareable for 2-3 people. The watermelon and feta salad was great for me because I didn't want to eat too much before the concert. It was really refreshing and tasted very fresh. The caesar salad also looked really good and my friend enjoyed it. My sister said the burger was amazing and it came with well cooked crispy fries that were soft in the middle...perfection! The 'slice of pizza' was only about £9 and actually came with 2 large slices which we weren't expecting. Nice flavour and definitely very generous with their pizza portions, whether it's a slice or the whole pie. They also have their famous bakery at the counter, but we weren't sure if we could take food into the stadium. The crème brûlée doughnut it still on my London food bucket list so I will definitely try it at some point! Their other pastries and doughnuts looked so good, they also had large sausage rolls that were under £4, as well as other savoury pastries. Great place to stop at before a concert and don't charge you to go in during the middle of the day like Boxpark was!

We visited on a non-game, non-event day so I can imagine the experience might be very different…read morewhen it's busy. We had a really easy time getting a table. It was quiet and we were served quickly. I had a very lovely shakshuka which I'm sad to say was my first but will not be my last. I saw it described as a warm hug in a bowl (elsewhere) and I decided to try it here. The only thing I can say is I needed more bread to dip into it. I soaked up my two slices so quickly. I liked the open kitchen and if I had the time I would have liked to experience a class they offer!

Yum yum yum! This was a great pit stop from the rain on my day exploring Ealing. It was cheap and…read morepretty good quality, what more do you need? The scone with jam was the perfect "taste of London" that I needed. And the shortbread was crumbly but moist at the same time. Too shwae to say anything else!!

Bespoke cake made by Bakers of Ealing for my dear friend's baby shower... ! Was absolutely…read moreamazing... everyone was awed by the look and the taste! Another splendid cake! Thanks to Bakers of Ealing

Im addicted to the matcha latte form this place and their matcha cake roll unfortunately i cant…read moresay the same about the coffee lattes but the staff is friendly and it's a nice place to hangout at and meet a friend or to work on a few things in.

Great morning or afternoon spot to treat yourself to a decadent pastry, sandwiches and delicious…read morematcha tea latte or crafted coffee! The pastries are just as tasty as they are beautiful! Seating is available for enjoying your treat in the café or takeaway is available.

"All I want is a room somewhere, Far away from the cold…read morenight air And one enormous chair Oh wouldn't it, be...." Laveli is indeed a loverly bakery in Acton. They stock all that you might expect: pastries, tarts and coffee (from Origin), but I think their bread is the real star, with a wide range of hand-crafted baguettes, sourdoughs and other types usually only seen at the likes of Gail's. As a result, Laveli has to be one of the best bakeries in the area.

Laveli bakery is brilliant for its ambience, you can come down for a hot drink and pastry and make…read moreyourself feel truly at home. Coffee is satisfactory enough, I generally go for an americano and I personally feel is their best offer for coffee. They use teapig tea bag so if you are a big tea drinker, Laveli has some good teas. Pastry wise can be a hit and miss at times, for instance, I ordered an apple tart and it was pretty cold (like freezing cold) but their fruit danish tastes amazing. My favourite sweet patisserie so far is their lemon tart. Definitely worth spending your Sunday mornings here with a newspaper!

The best Lebanese Restaurant,highly recommend,we always visiting this place with our family, really…read moregood food standards,amazing Baklava best in London..Thank you for your service

Great for Arabic pastries and also has a good outdoor seating area where you can smoke a hookah if…read moreyou so wish.

I ordered Turkish Delight and Baklava on 14/06/2024 on next day delivery and when they didn't…read morearrive I emailed to ask when I could expect them. They replied on 21/06/2024 saying they were having unforeseen production facility issues so I asked for a refund but they have not replied. The website has now been updated to say they are currently unable to process online orders and when I rang the number on the website it has been disconnected. I previously received a gift of Turkish Delight from Sweetland and they were great, but I would recommend avoiding ordering from this company at the moment as it seems likely they have shut down and I have lost the money for my order.

This place is the business! Been coming here for years (they moved recently) after I was introduced…read moreby a local. Consistently fresh, my family can't get enough of them, so we keep it as a monthly treat. Highly recommended. Reasonable pricing too which hasn't gone up that much over the years.

This place is absolutely one of the best French bakeries I have ever seen. It is a very small…read moreshop, family run (there is the traditional family table at the back where the owner sat with his daughter getting ready for school!). They serve a French breakfast with a Baguette and Coffee, or a bakery item and Coffee. Lots of wonderful cakes too. I love my espresso, so I was really surprised to see a lever espresso machine. They had fresh beans and very good coffee too. Lots of French natives speaking French with the staff. That tells you something - no? Highly recommended.

Pastries were not good, got the apple tart, kouign amanns (plain and with apples). Pastry didn't…read morehave any caramelization outside and almost seemed not fully cooked inside. Tart crust equally not well backed. Baguette with ham and cheese had a poorly baked soggy crust. The kouign amann with apples was essentially a round turnover with no resemblance to a kouign amann. Also seemed underbaked The woman helping me acted like I was bothering her. Saw this place on an eater list, was a big disappointment.

The Lebanese Lamb Kafta. With halloumi on it is the bomb. Middle Eastern food is so cheap and…read moretasty. I wish we had more of these places from West London elsewhere. I suppose it's because they are all local. I had a chicken and halloumi, olives, spinach, mint one the other day and that was great too. Just perfect cheap lunch food.

Artisan can be a heaven for coffee lovers. Its funky decor with lights hanging off the ceiling as…read morepaperbags adds up to the modern atmosphere. We walked in on a Saturday to have a brunch, and were not disappointed. The service is nice, the staff friendly and polite, and what is most important, coffee is great and food quite tasty. They seem to also do coffee tasting workshops or barista courses. Anyway, worth popping in for either just coffee or food.

I know I always say that but this is the best coffee place! The vibe is super relaxed, with wooden…read morefloors and tables and bare ceilings. Very trendy. Great choices of cake and (my daughter beign gluten intolerant) they have a pistachio and rose gluten free cake that is to die for, so I am told as I had no time to taste! And now the coffee... Very tasty, just warm like it should be, just strong enough.. Really just fab... The tube journey I have to come here are going to become very regular for me :-)