Good bagels and a nice range of other bits and pieces. A…read morelittle harder than those from the brick lane ones, and you aren't able to get hot fillings it seems but they do make them in house and fresh sandwiches are available from the fridges. Some of the staff can be a bit short, but on the whole they're friendly enough. They've got tables now to make it a little more cafe style but there are some things (mostly beef related) that they don't allow to be eaten in store. Most of their pastries look good and the ones that I've tried are tasty if a little stodgy. Not being close to a tube station, I don't visit that often but if given the chance, they're one of the better bakeries out there.

Excellent bagels! Better than Park Patisserie, not as good as Beigel Bake in Brick Lane which has…read morethe best in London, and which are actually a lot cheaper too. Nice thing about this place is that they have a large variety of pastries and bread, as well as several big coolers with prepared sandwiches, egg salad, cream cheese, etc., and they don't run out of bread in the late afternoon like some bakeries. Wish I could pay with a car for transactions under 10 pounds though. I don't get why that's such a problem everywhere. I mean, ffs, just charge me the extra 20p for the transactions costs or whatever, don't make me waste 15 minutes of my time walking to a nearby ATM.

Mouth watering cakes. Still the BEST in Muswell Hill, Crouch End / Hornsey. Use to use quite…read morefrequently while I was growing up in Crouch End. Still drop by and purchase after all these years (as an adult). Still highly recommend.

this Bakers makes the best Scottish rolls I've ever had and the apple and rhubarb pies are so yummy…read morebest bakers in Muswell Hill very friendly Mary

I wanted to like this place because right off the bat you see the prices are so reasonable and the…read morepeople behind the counter are so sweet and hospitable. It has the feel of a mom and pop joint. But none of things I tried, sweet or savoury, will tempt me to come back. But they have a thriving clientele and people seem to be keep rushing in to pick something up. The breads seem popular going by how many people came in to get some. But the pastries and savouries (pizza etc) are not great. Plus, they heat it in a microwave. That can't be good for food that's supposed to be crunchy. But an extra star for the people and the ambiance!

Gail's filled our sausage roll (and cappuccino) dreams during an early morning visit before…read morecatching the train out of town. For starters, this coffee shop bakery is so cute - picture floor to ceiling windows, a corner spot for great people watching and a stunning baked goods display. We ordered cappuccinos, along with a pistachio rose baked treat and sausage roll. The sausage roll was packed with great flavor and seasoned very well. There were so many other treats I wish we could have tried. Also, I appreciated how thorough and thoughtful they were in sharing ingredient lists for my oof allergy. Overall, a very tasty and memorable pit stop.

Like any good coffee place, the employees in here aren't warm, but that's how you know the coffee…read moreand pastries are good. Coffee was consistent the entire time we came here and strong. The only thing I didn't like was the almond croissant. It used roughly chopped almonds instead of the traditional almond paste, but everything else was amazing and I highly recommend getting coffee and breakfast here.

This is a traditional "village" bakery in the heart of Crouch End. While you won't find any…read morehealth-conscious breads here, such as rye or stone-heavy whole-wheat breads, you will find an amazing variety of what white bread can be transformed into: from typical sandwich loaves, Portuguese custards and elaborately decorated cakes - you will find it here! (I actually come here when I need some standard white bread for making French toast - it really wouldn't be fun to use dense rye bread for such a treat.) The staff is always very cheerful and they all wear straw hats - I love that little detail.

This bakery is the best in London nevermind North London. The rolls and bakery is of the highest…read morequality. You can see why it has been around for generations. Been coming for many years to Dunns and the sausage rolls never disappoint. Just so good and freshly made on premise. Been around since 1820. With age comes craft. Just add mustard and always support local.

If music be the food of love... Eat bread! Or some such thing!…read more I just chances upon this place while waiting for my driving lesson and it was love at first sight! If you are one of those people that chooses not to eat bread or cake then this place isn't for you AND you probably aren't for me. Walking in the staff are so lovely and welcoming and make suggestions of bread based on your preferences also giving little tasters so you can try before you buy. I got a 30% rye and it's delicious. I actually enjoyed it so much I had it au natural with a mug of tea when I got home. It's just packed with flavour and so good. With everything freshly baked from scratch on site you really get the best of flavour from the freshness. I also got a slice of banana cake which went down with ease. Will be my regular pre lesson haunt from now on! See you there?

After an invigorating dip at the Hamstead Heath Mixed bathing pond, we stopped here for an…read moreafternoon snack. We had their Triple cheese toastie that smelled delicious as it was toasting, tasted even better. My kids proclaimed it better than the cheese toastie in Borough Market! I think it had leeks or spring onions inside. Had the Cardamom roll too which was divine. Grabbed a large Sourdough Loaf for the next day's breakfast! So good! Thick & crusty outside and soft & tart inside. Supermarket bread can't compare. Well worth £4!

Great little bakery close to my house. There isn't any seating nor a massive selection of cakes or…read morecookies but there is a good range of freshly baked breads. I would say this is somewhere you should go out of your way to go to buy if your in the area close to Tufnell Park station defiantly worth nipping in for a cookie on the go.

This place is pretty new, and really great…read more I popped in to buy some posh bread (to go with ratatouille) and chose a loaf of rye bread. My husband told me that it was the nicest rye bread he has ever tasted...and he is a huge fan of good bread! It isn't particularly cheap, but I think it was totally worth it for bread that is that delicious. I'm sure we'll head back to try more of their bread-y treats.

Incredible flat whites, and amazing eggs Benedict. This place is the real deal for local high…read morequality breakfast and coffee in London!

Ok, I'm upping my rating to 4 stars - they definitely have hired staff that is more in tune with…read moremaking the customer feel welcome. I especially like the guy with the dreadlocks - he has a great attitude, smiles and welcomes people when they walk through the door. As I mentioned in my original review, this place itself is really nice: is a wonderful addition to the otherwise grimy Archway-hood. I've become a regular...

Heard from a friend that they have the best hot chocolate in this great city... I concur with that…read moreassertion. Rich, semisweet and decadent. A piece of art. On top that they offer quiches, sandwiches, croissants, fancy pastries. A french man contributed enormously to this successful chain bakery which has been around for decades mission of bringing quality food to the public. Paul's mission is to bring the best food to your palate. I ordered a simple tuna sandwich. I was amazed by the freshness of the bread and the tuna. It was a blissful experience. The service is exemplary. The counter attendants were always taking care of theirs customers. Queuing is not a problem as staring at the food keeps your mind wondering. No matter how many negative comments you may find, Paul delivers the goods. Long live Paul!! Keep proliferating!!

I don't care if Paul is a chain, I love it…read more Their coffee frappe is extremely creamy and rich, and much better than a frappucino from Starbucks across the street. My favorite is the macarons though. They have the huge kind, the size of a bloated cookie, and though it's not cheap at more than 2 pounds each, it's delicious and worth it. Everything in their window makes me drool, especially their Frasier cake. It took every ounce of self control to not buy an entire cake for myself. I later bought one of Paul's canvas bags at the Covent Garden location as a souvenir, durable and only a little less than 4 pounds!