If you're passionate about mama's home cooking and even more passionate about desserts, then I have…read moreto say that Zingarella's is one of the best Italian patisseries that I've ever had the good fortune to visit. Their pastries made daily in-house are simply irresistable, from fruit tarts, chocolate choux rolls to miniature pies, they're laden with lashings of cream. The extravagance of this kind of treat is certainly worth the extra pennies (around £2-3 each). The cafe itself has that classic Italian feel to it, with marble tables and a terrace outside to enjoy the summer days and some of their home made gelato and a coffee or if you're hungry their paninis are sure to be a hit too. I love this place.

This place does the most awesome and delicious on the planet. I just cant resist them because they…read moreso unique and different from another bakery/cake shop in Brighton. although slightly expensive, you know your paying for quality food as well as the excellent and friendly customer service. the cakes mainly contain fruits, cream and chocolate and they also do special occasion cakes made-to-order. highly recommended

Unbelievably incredible cakes - just brilliant! The decorations are superb - and the cakes are…read moredelicious! VERY highly recommended.

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

Best bakery for miles. Like amazing. Jamie is a patisserie chef by training and so the cakes are…read moreawesome. The bread....nice cafe with a good vibe.

This bakery so needs to be on yelp, so it gives me great pleasure to add it and write the first…read morereview. I live about an hour from here but my boyfriend and I happy drive here. Every single time there is a different pastry to try (or so it seems), along with cakes, sausage rolls (normal or spicy), chocolate, macrons (so many varieties - my favourite being salted caramel) and the most amazing different kinds of bread. Everything he sells is made the morning before the bakery opens and there is a limited amount. Once it's sold out its sold out! There are a few small tables and a sofa and it can get quite busy at the weekends. The guy who runs the place is very nice, as is all the staff. We love to sit down, order food and drinks, relax then take home tons of stuff to eat throughout the day! X

We were trying to grab a cup of coffee before going to the theatre. We had been to two other coffee…read moreshops and were refused as they were closing in 10 minutes. We went in to Patisserie Valerie and they were very welcoming saying they too were closing but were happy to serve us. The coffee was good italian style. What I liked they didn't rush us and I will definitely be going back. The cakes looked divine. The only criticism was that the comfy chairs were really worn could do with some new ones.

Free wifi and decently priced food!…read more I had the earl grey tea which came in a pot that was about 2-3 cups. The prosciutto ham ciabatta with artichoke hearts and arugula was delicious! All in all, a great place to get some rest and enjoy good food while visiting Windsor castle. Two beverages and two entrees came out to be about 21 GBP. Not bad!

Solid food - nothing really stands out as spectacular but everything did it's job, taste wise…read more I got a salmon and cream cheese bagel for €2.50 which was adequate - good serve of both ingredients which I appreciated, as sometimes when I have ordered this combination previously, have noticed most place seem to have the tendency to skimp on one of these ingredients. I can happily attest to the fact that this was not the case with the bagel purchased from Patisserie Valerie. I had sufficient salmon coverage and the counter lady warmed the bagel up just the right amount so it didn't become over chewy when cooled down. Sat in a table outside, but wasn't able to access the free wifi - guess its range is only limited to the diners eating inside?