My friend was telling me what an excellent establishment this is but sadly it appears to have…read moreclosed down permanently when we visited last Sunday.

I'm not vegan but I do partake in the cuisine a few times a month…read more I'm not a cake person so it would take something special to get me to seek any out. Enter Ruby's of London. Ruby's of London is a vegan bakery. An absolutely, creative & fanciful bakery. I've gone there twice in a week now. Their cupcakes are moorish. Delightful flavour combinations & they're displayed in such an appealing way. Whether you're vegan or not, this is the place for your cupcake fix.

I think Sweet Couture makes wonderful cupcakes! The red velvet cake and chocolate are sublime; they…read moredo need to work on the German Chocolate it's really more chocolate with coconut rather than the traditional coconut pecan frosting that makes this particular dessert so unique. Fortunately for us, who love all things sweet and tasty, that is their only shortcoming. The presentation is lovely and I often find myself salivating while eagerly waiting to pick my cupcake and make my dash back to my desk to devour the sinful delight. The frosting and sponge are equally delicious; I have had many a cupcake where the one or the other is out of balance. But with Sweet Couture every bite is a delight! My only bone of contention is that they never seem to have the mini cupcakes! I think it is dishonest to advertise but only offer the treats by the box and rarely individually. I love cupcakes, my waistline does not. Sometimes I don't want a full sugar filled confection, just a taste. So please Sweet Couture either stop advertising that you have mini-cupcakes or make them regularly available for individual purchase. Personally I'd prefer the latter because then I could eat a mini cupcake everyday with no feelings of guilty rather than a big cupcake every once in a while.

Sweet Couture has just opened near my work and I have to walk past it at least twice a day, every…read moreday and it's so tempting to buy a cake (or two... or three...!). So far I've only stopped twice and managed to try out their cupcakes and bought a medium chocolate cake for a birthday. The cupcakes are light and airy, and there is a wide variety of flavours (my personal favourite is peanut butter...!). The chocolate cake was just right - not too rich and just enough chocolate. Given the prices, it's definitely a treat, but that's OK since I'm not sure I want cake more often than occasionally anyway.

Wow, what a selection of breads and pastries. I picked up a poppy seed bagel with butter and it was…read moredelicious! Service is wonderful here. Everything looks delicious!

The lines were long at the nearby market, but short and efficient at Paul Rhodes. Their baked goods…read morecounter offered all sorts of temptations, but we settled on trying two: a mini salted caramel tart and mini Bakewell tart. The former was like a millionaire slice, but with soft, gooey caramel. I loved the Bakewell. The frangipane and jam perfectly complemented each other. As we ate these in a nearby park, we appreciated that the pastry was sturdy and tasty, so we had no trouble eating with our hands. Based on this experience, I'd happily visit another Paul Rhodes location.

Used this company to deliver cakes to a work event in London. They have great accommodations for…read morespecial dietary needs, which we needed. They delivered on time to the event and people enjoyed the cakes. What a great vendor to use!

I think of this cupcake more often than I should. They have a great selection and inclusive of…read moredairy and vegan needs! An easy and quick sweet treat!

This is the second restaurant that I've been to in London that shows open in Yelp, but has been…read moreclosed for a while! I would really help to have those restaurants that are closed, marked as such!!!

I was starving and needed a good vegan meal that was in walking distance to our hotel- so glad we…read morechose this place! Super cute inside, I had the guacamole burger with sweet potato fries and my husband had the avocado pesto pasta and my non-vegan son had the chocolate cupcake with cream filling. All of the food was good- I liked the pasta better than the burger (I love the impossible burger) and I cannot believe the fries are air fried- they were sooooo good! I loved the aoli sauce too! And after my son ate his cupcake, he immediately asked for another- so I had to get one more to try. The cake was very good- great texture! I would definitely recommend this place.

Absolutely Fantastic The cake was Delicious and looked…read moreamazing Was so sad to cut Thank you so much for making my cake Will definitely be making again

From the owner: Baker Barnes is a registered leading cake design company, specialising in custom cakes and…read morecupcakes. All cakes are hand crafted with extreme precision and care to provide you with a stunning bespoke cake for any occasion

In my never ending search to explore strange new places, seek out new establishments and new…read moredelights, to boldly go where no Yelper has gone before, I sometimes encounter some hostile experiences. As I bopped along home today through London Bridge, I stopped outside a relatively new cafe, Allans Organic Patisserie Boulangerie. Patisserie Boulangerie? You don't have to ask me twice. Allans looks just like a plain old café, except for the display of organic, multi-seeded breads and rolls. They make sandwiches, panninis, wraps etc, all purporting to be homemade and organic. The cakes look creamy and decadent from organic lemon cheesecake to proper luscious gateaux. As soon as I opted for a lemon cupcake, things began to seem wrong. Maybe it was the flies buzzing around, the too-sweaty and monosyllabic assistant or the fact that it was too empty, but I suddenly wanted to leave. I cannot abide flies in any restaurant ever, yes I know it's summer and that's unreasonable. Back to the food: I have never eaten a bad cupcake till today. This was bad, the icing was sticky and strange and the cake part was stale. I only took a couple of bites for the sake of the review, binned the rest. Two stars: 1 because it's new and deserves a chance and 2 because it's organic. Also discovered Allans is a chain, there is another in Mayfair and James Street.

I popped in with a friend to grab a cup of tea and a banana and nutella crepe. The tea was lovely…read moreand the crepe was delicious - they make it in front of you on a griddle. They also won an extra point for having fresh, skimmed milk - such a rarity! There was a very tempting array of cakes on offer, but the savoury food looked rather unappetising. Perhaps it was because we were there on a Friday afternoon, but there were pieces of pizza on plates in the open and the pasta did not look too fresh. They do have some outside space that looks lovely (it was raining while we were there, so we didn't get to try it.) My advice - tea and crepes are the way to go here!