Excellent cafe always busy very good selection of sandwiches,cakes and hot drinks provided by the…read morebrothers who own it.excellent place to be in the high street half way along away from the mass crowd.

I used to think the best pastries in the world were in Paris, and if you compare city-wide pastry…read morescenes that's probably still true. However, for the quantitatively best pastry, look no further than this unassuming storefront in Rochester. Your eye will be caught by an array of delectables displayed in the window. And they taste every bit as good as they look - maybe more. We got three jam donuts, two jam pies (the lemon was best) and a few other items for under 5 pounds. Without a doubt the best pastries I've eaten in my life, and I've made it a point to eat quite a few. Eating jelly donuts at the top of Rochester Castle will always be one of my favorite memories.

This is quite a nice bakers it is situated right at the end of the town near the Station, on the…read moreway round to Aldis. It is quite a small shop but sells lots of nice cakes which are cooked in the shop. They do soe nice things for lunch too like sandwiches and rolls and hot things like sausage rolls. It is quite handy as you can pop in there as you leave the town to get soemthing to take home.

One of the best cake shops I have EVER been in!! The cakes are to die for!! Never, ever had a bad…read morecake and everytime I walk past I find myself diving in for a treat!

This is a lovely cake shop that not only sells some other cool stuff (jams, biscuits, pasta sauces…read moreetc) but also has a coffee shop at the back where you can get to eat all the yummy stuff you see in the window. This place is set along rochester high street, and is well worth a look in. I was pleasently surprised with the prices - it isn't as expensive as it looks. You can also grab some lunch there too as it sells sandwiches to go with all the nice unhealthy cakes. The staff are lovely and friendly. Just remember to order at the counter otherwise you may find yourself sitting there for a while!

A really sweet cake shop (no pun intended!) with an excellent selection of pastries and savouries…read more They also have a sickeningly sweet North Kent speciality colloquially known as the 'Gypsy Tart' - a kind of lethal whipped and fluffy caramel in pastry. A cafe at the back offers civilised lunches and snacks with a good selection of coffees and teas during opening hours. Service is always good and the bill never comes as a shock. A treat.

Eggs Florentine with bacon and a cup of cappuccino. This was the weekly supplement we looked…read moreforward to on a Saturday afternoon. Although a busy dining room meant a longer wait for our meals, it was still worth it. The only sandwich we've ever tried in the deli is the chicken tarragon, we really enjoyed it because the portion was perfect. Bakery goods were mediocre and definitely weren't produced by themselves. Sausage rolls were dry and probably more than a day old.

Good Heavens, I can't believe I'm the first to sing the praises of this Bakery, the Cakes, Pastries…read moreand the Baguettes (Salad Sticks) are amazing, You will find it difficult to find space for Ketchup for the amount of Bacon in a bacon baguette. £3.25 and you will not need much else for the rest of the day

'For goodness-sakes, look at them cakes' said James Brown. He clearly dined at the Plaxtol Bakery…read more Or something. Years of enforced poverty forced me to seek out the Tesco Value 'blue stripe' - my larder looked like the Brighton and Hove Albion home stand for years! Their bread was especially vile. It was 9p a loaf & I felt cheated. It was like candy floss! Time moves on and those debts were settled. All that remains is my irrational hatred of thinly sliced white bread. So I go here. Wholemeal, granary, low GCI (whatever that is!) or seeded: I'm a 'regular' guy & I intend to keep it that way!!! These guys are Artisans of the first order & their bread rocks. I could eat it all day long but I need to make space & time for their taste-tastic Millionaires (you know, biscuit base, caramel & choc, the size of half a sandwich ideally!!!) too. As The Godfather of Soul might put it 'Say it loud. I'm a pig and I'm proud'............

This bakery is a favorite with me and the kids. They sell a mouth watering selection of hot and…read morecold food, both sweet and savory. I love the sandwichs, which you can pick ready made or request for them to make them fresh whilst you wait. The choice of hot food includes sausage rolls, slices, pasties to name a few and are always really tasty. The kids always ask for one of their really lovely gingerbread men, its the only place they will eat them from so thats got to say something! Staff are always polite and the shop has a welcoming feel to it.

Bakers Oven is paradise for sandwich lovers!…read more I have to say this sells the most delicious and appetising sandwiches I have seen anywhere. I don't know whether it's the bread, or a secret ingredient but they're so mouth watering you will go back again and again. They offer a wide choice from chicken salad, chicken mayo, ham, cheese and pickle, tuna mayo, tuna salad, etc. In addition they also have a lot of baguettes, and bakery products such as cheese bread pizzas, sausages rolls, sausage and bean pasties, cakes, bread and bigger packs of sausages rolls etc. Prices can be quite steep, sandwiches are now around £2 but they're definitely worth it!

If i'm ever in The Mall, and hungry, then the first place i will go is bakers oven. They sell a…read morewide range of yummy sandwiches, cakes and pastries. The wide choice of sandwiches is great. Chicken, tuna, ham, anything and everything. Also, its a great place to buy fresh bread. I normally always pick up a bag of crispy rolls if i pop in, these last me all week for week, and actually stay fresh all week which is fab. I also love the large choice of cakes they have. From creme filled cakes to doughnuts. I love my old fashioned Belguim Bun though, always so nice. Somethings i find cheap here, and sometimes i don't. Cakes and pastries are cheap i think, but the sandwiches can be abit expensive, but totally worth the extra money.

the best and biggest eccles cakes ive ever had, i get them from there every time i go to southend,…read moreloved it when i lived in Coleman street, can i sue them for making me fat? lol,

small shop but make lovely fresh filled rolls good choice of fillings and will always add or take…read moreout anything you dont like ,also lovely fresh bread and cakes,nice staff that are friendly ,great bakers.

Was treated so rudely. Will not be returning that is for sure. No sense of customer service…read morewhatsoever. Awful!