I came across this bakery shop by accident. Recently I had been for shopping for long hours and was…read moretoo much hungry. And suddenly the bakery smell from Don Miller tempted me to buy something. To try out I bought 1vegetarian samosas. It was lovely. It was 95p each. The size of samosas was quite big. The most of all it was not much oily compared to what we get in any fast food take away shop. All other items on display also were very neatly arranged and clearly priced. They had various types of freshly made breads and pastry items.

My family and I love Don Millers. It is a proper bakers. I.E. not like Greggs! The food is freshly…read moremade throughout the day and they have a wide selection of both savoury and sweet snacks as well as the usual bread loaves and rolls. The staff are really friendly and helpful. Quality food and at good price.

Edwards bakery in willesden is the best.Amazing costumer service, lovely staff.The kinda and…read more polite lady who took my order was very helpful she made the cake exactly like I requested listened to me and answered all my questions with patience. the cake was amazingly delicious and looked beautiful i give them 5 starts.

The pineapple upside down cake is out of this world. I order 2 pieces at a time so watching my…read morewaistline very carefully.

Excellent kosher bakery store. Wonderful selection of all…read moretypes of baked goods for home and event catering. There is also a sit down dining area. Staff are very helpful and friendly and the premises are modern and well designed. Street parking outside.

This is a tidy, open space along a strip of somewhat underwhelming shops in Hendon. I was glad to…read morehave found it. The pastries are gorgeous, and, for the calorie and coin counter, some are 'mini' versions of the usual-sized goodies (think: croissants, pain au chocos, and sows' ears--don't know what ya'll call 'em here) at a fraction of the price. The loaves of bread (challah, white, wheat, light rye) seem to come both bagged and unbagged. The bagels are displayed in open baskets out on the floor and appear to be sold singly. Help yourself...to a pair of tongs! I was surprised and happy to see the tongs. Too bad there weren't any judiciously placed near the unbagged loaves. I stood next to a man who picked up around five separate loaves of wheat (and one bagette) in both hands in order to caress their middles and squeeze gently on their crusts. At one point it looked as if he were going to bring a loaf up to his ear. I expect he was hoping to hear the ocean. After all the fingering, he actually bought one! I bought a small, bagged rye loaf for £1.55. After watching the 'Bread Whisperer' do his thing on the wheat loaves, I left the naked bagels untouched. I'll be back, however, for some Hammentaschen and mini sows' ears!

Yum, yum, yum, in my tum!…read more These are some seriously scrumptious cookies! Especially when they are fresh out the oven, all warm and chewy....mmmmmmmm! They are, however, overpriced. It is a bit steep - in my opinion - to charge around the £1 mark for a cookie (which is not even ginormous)....but if you want to treat yourself.....plus they do make some quite unusual, speciality flavours. This branch is situated in Brent Cross. It's essentially just a counter, rather than an actual shop, but there are seats located nearby if you fancy something sweet and a sit down after traipsing round the shops. I would recommend getting the bag of 12 mini bite cookies, that way you can get a variety of different flavours and it works out as a pretty good deal price wise. The white chocolate chip ones are reaallllly tasty.....as are the lemon chocolate chip ones.....and....and....and....

This was the first time I had a chicken bake. It was decent. Not great though, but I did love the…read moreprice for the food here. Good place when you're on a budget.

This Greggs is the second in the Arndale centre. Round the corner from the busier one, there is…read morealmost never a long queue here. The food is fresh and tasty. Try their sausage rolls or beef patties if you're in need of a quick cheap pick-me-up while in town. Their sandwiches are also quite good and are made fresh every day.

This is quite a small bakery with no indoor seating, but I think the quality of their food is much…read morebetter than Bakers Oven. They make up fresh custom sandwiches on the spot, with a good choice of sandwich fillings which are made up and visible in their display unit. They also make hot breakfast baps. I never have to wait long to be served, but it can be difficult to get in & out when there are more than a few people in the shop. I think they would benefit from having some tables & chairs for customers outside the shop.

The Spence food is pretty good. Good to visit once in a while if you can bear to fight your way…read morethrough the £500 baby buggies to get to the counter. The staffing sometimes leaves something to the imagination in that there can be a whole line of them behind the counter, you ask for a cup of coffee and a sandwich and it is as if the world has come crashing down around you, that nobody has operated a coffee machine before etc etc. Still if you want staff with common sense who work from an operations manual you don't come to non-conformist Stoke Newington, you're better off going to MacDonalds on Oxford Street. Unlike a previous reviewer I would not say the food is cheap - in fact to my mind it is quite pricey, which fits in with the whole artisan, low production volume ethos of the business. As a final comment, I would say the Spence is quintessentially representative of what the hand-wringing leftist Guardianista inhabitants of Stoke Newington would like from a bakery. So if that's not your thing don't bother going through the door.

Too bad I am not living in Stokey anymore as this was one of my favourite places! They do great…read morepastry and coffee, and it is really enjoyable to sit at one of their windows and do some people watching. Unfortunately, it is quite small, and I have often had to leave again because there was no seating available. But if you do get a table, it is a real treat. I used to enjoy the fact that it is a local business with a lot of support from local residents, a bit like a village cafe. And the best thing is their bakery - as a German expatriate, there is one thing I really miss from home, and that's fresh bread. Well, I can tell you that the Spence bakery is an excellent remedy!

Fantastic cafe! Hot tasty food with good clean seating and reasonable prices, recommendread more

If you like a big breakfast this is a great place. The…read moreplates are huge, the prices is good. English breakfasts any way you like it. Nice friendly service.