I ordered a box of mini salted caramel cupcakes as a present for a friend who was getting married…read more They were delivered to her hen party in beautiful packaging and the bride-to-be was very happy and impressed! The cupcakes looked beautiful, tasted amazing, and were devoured by the Hens in a matter of minutes! I will definitely order from Megpies again.

From the owner: Welcome to Megpies. We specialize in charming and delectable treats, handmade with the finest…read moreingredients. To make our cupcakes, muffins and cookies we use the best possible ingredients like organic British flour, local farmers' fruit, organic Fair-Trade sugar, Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla and the finest chocolate.

Amazing find! The baked goods (and the coffee drinks menu) look amazing so it's hard to choose! I…read morehad the blueberry coffee cake, which was amazing. I'm a huge fan of "outsider art," so I appreciated the pieces in the cafe. Adorable turf benches outside. Super dog-friendly!

Loved the oatmeal fudge bar that I got! Super tasty. They had a ton of other delicious looking…read moreoptions as well - it was hard to choose!

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 best French bakery in London. The owner came from France bringing all of her baking talents…read morealong. Highly recommend the strawberry tarte and the strawberry and cream cake. The bread is also amazing and they will slice it for you when you buy it. They take orders so perfect for your next birthday celebration. Very reasonably priced for London and they are very accommodating to orders. I bought a cake her for my boyfriends birthday and he loved it! Such a gem in Hammersmith area.

The tea and cake were nice, but the service, my god. We were the only people there - it took the…read moremanager (I'm assuming) 10 minutes to take our order, even if I said we were ready. Then we waited for 20mins for two teas and 2 slices of cake. Not only the wait was bad but the staff was genuinely borderline rude - no smiles and a fuck off attitude. The manager literally threw the cutlery on our table. For how expensive this place is, the staff could be a million times nicer. Do not recommend this place - literally they will treat you nicer in costa.

Quaint village tearoom+bakeshop near Kew Gdns. I went for lunch, and I ordered Coronation Chicken…read moresalad which came with a side of roast potatoes --- very filling. The dessert was their Maid of Honour Tart -- a puff pastry with a hint of custard (not overly impressive). Next time I'll order the Victoria Sponge; it looks like it has more substance than the tart. If you're looking for a charming place to fill up before (or after) doing the famous Gardens, this is the spot.

Healthy, wholesome and fresh. Just a few words to describe the shops main product: BREAD (what a…read moresurprise). When we want to splash a few more pounds on bread than we normally do, we can get our fresh pumpkin loaf (£2.80) served on the table at 8am! This scrumptious bread is literally covered with whole pumpkin seeds, and it is a combination or rye and sour dough. Love it with cottage cheese in the morning. Another specialty of the shop is their spelt bread, a healthy option for those that suffer wheat sensitivity. It is naturally high in fibre and contains significantly more protein than wheat. The taste? Well, a bit the same as regular wheat but less 'wholesome'? I can't forget to mention their sweet, delightful pastries...my favourite has to be the cherry pocket, even for me the pocket is too big and cannot finish it in one go, but it's o.k I'd rather have too much than too little. Getting the bread from this shop is an experience in itself; grab a basket from the wall, pick and choose what your eyes can covet and what your stomach can handle.

The £3-a-loaf bread shop! This place was do so well until someone opened up a £4-a-loaf bread shop…read morejust down the road (Gail's). This being typical Chiswick the £4-a-loaf bread shop is bound to put the £3-a-loaf bread shop out of business. An exodus of mummys with expensive pushchairs and nothing else to do but buy ridiculously fancy bread. My advice to Bread Shop... take a leaf our of the Gilette Razor book of thinking and start charging £5-a-loaf. A £5-a-loaf bread shop.... the Chiswick set is wetting itself to get one.

Busy , bustling café with many pastries, bread and coffee. No cash - card only. Friendly server…read more Indoor and outdoor seating. Chocolate chip cookie was okay. Blueberry muffin was really tasty!! It was moist. Not sure if they have WiFi. I did a take away. I would recommend Gail's. Just wish they took cash.

This was the first time we actually ate at a Gail's Bakery. It's funny because we always buy their…read morebread but have never actually seen one of their places. The interior is absolutely lovely. You are greeted with an overflow of beautiful pastries, sandwiches, breads, burgers, sweet little things, everything beautiful and delicious looking. The display is quite lovely. I also noticed that the waitress came to put the items in a bag, rather than customers doing it themselves. That probably limits the amount of hair/crap that falls on them, but I'm sure it's still an issue. Anyway, we had breakfast here and it was lovely. The mushroom toast was fine, nothing out of this world but still good. We also had the granola and greek yogurt, which was also nice. Simply a lovely place to get a coffee on the high street of Chiswick.

Cute litte Cafe/Bakery, great service and reasonable prices…read more I've had the chocolate custard muffin which was delicious and fluffy for £2 and a regular size Mocha for £2.20. I'll definitely recommend this place :)

Stumbled across this cosy little bakery/café on my lunch break the other day, and it's made me wish…read moreI visited Acton more often! Excellent toasted sandwiches with fresh, tasty fillings make for a quick, easy lunch, and at £3.95 they're not too pricey either. I also snuck in a choc chip cookie, because, well, I like cookies.

Surprised this place only has two reviews, as its on a popular high street and was packed on the…read moreSunday afternoon I was there! Its a very laid-back cafe-cum-bakery-cum-shop. There's a range of savoury and sweet options for breakfast and lunch, although by the time I went at 3pm some of the savoury and breakfast items had sold out. I had the brownie cheesecake - massive slice for £3ish and was so yummy. Not sugary sweet at all. My latte was decent. Its a very kid-friendly cafe, so its not the quietest in the world but if I'm in the area again I would definitely go back.

For us, it was the coffee, and the ambiance. As visitors to Richmond, we enjoyed visiting with the…read moreowner, hearing his story. This was totally a local spot.

I would walk 500 miles & I would walk 500 more - just to eat at Gail's and not eat at the place…read morenext door. Our lodging was about .5mi from here, and we decided to stroll on over. The 2 gals with me were ready to turn back. They were sure I was just marching them to nowhere. Oh, but the tunes (and attitudes) certainly changed once the glorious display cases were spotted. We picked our breakfast items & coffees, then bought more items to stuff in our pockets/bags for later. Pocket bread, as we so lovingly referred to it, was second breakfast & lunch. A glorious stop. The coffee was thick, creamy, and silky smooth. The quiche sang on the tastebuds. Light, fltaky-tender croissants & moist, savory scones - absolutely divine.

I expected a bit more since hearing from some sources that these sausage rolls are better than…read moreGregg's. I chose to dine in, and got the sausage roll - however, they were unable to heat it up for me which was a bit of a disappointment. Since it was cold, the meat was not as juicy though it was well seasoned. For the price, I didn't think it was quite worth it.