Boulangerie Jade in Southwark

Terrible terrible place. Living next to them is a nightmare. After closing time they have staff parties and are extremely loud until past 10pm Shout and blast the music which we can hear from the apartments. Please don’t give your money to Boulangerie Jade near Victoria Park they’re very rude and don’t care about the residents.

Boulangerie Jade in Bexleyheath is a delightful find! The pastries are outstanding, with each bite showcasing their dedication to quality. The friendly staff adds to the welcoming atmosphere, making it a cozy spot for a delicious breakfast or afternoon treat. Highly recommend stopping by for a taste of their exceptional baked goods!

The place looks nice enough. But very pricey. I bough a loaf of bread and that costed me 8 pound. The bread was nothing special. The most expensive piece of bread I ever bought.

Decent enough breakfast but cramped tables. We had breakfast previously outside but at this visit we were on a table that was too small - my wife couldn’t actually move her arms to eat! The food is fine - decent bacon and sausages.

I had been to Greenwich earlier with a small foldable ebike, to which establishments were more than happy to welcome in. Left me feeling rather happy, so much so that I will return to them later. Not here. What a foul attitude, which left me with a sour taste for some time. Unfortunately it was the only place with decent sweet treats and given Father's Day, I had no choice but to buy. I won't return, not to any of the chains. Sad really, the food wasn't bad.

Despite the fact that the staff at Blackheath cafe are quite grumpy and super slow (my average wait here in a queue to order is always no less than 15min), I keep coming back as Boulangerie Jade offers the best pastry options in the area. I love their apple pie, and the donut-shaped green souffle is just delicious.

Indifferent staff and poor food is not a report I want to make of a local cafe but so it is. A miserable chicken avocado baguette was in truth a mayonnaise filled void with less chicken than Ben and Jerry’s ! Surly service makes this small village cafe a must to avoid in a village packed with acceptable competitors

This place looks dirty and the food is not good. Disappointing place. The pastries are not nice. They have sandwiches and ready meal to put in microwave to serve, their quiches are overcooked.... and it’s dirty !

The food is nice, but the staff does not how to talk nicely to customers. I won't visit the place anymore.

I finally visited Jade (Tranquil Vale branch) after living fairly nearby for years. On entry into the shop I was asked almost immediately what I wanted by the polite and friendly young girl serving but I didn’t know so looked for a few minutes. I decided to have the butternut squash quiche which was, at £2.95, a little overpriced I think. I had it as takeaway and ate it in the nearby Greenwich Park but if at home it would’ve been nice with some salad. The quiche was lovely and I would have it again. This branch is located in the heart of Blackheath and close to the Common and other local amenities. I would return.

Let me get this out of the way. I loved the previous business, The Scullery. I loved the mentality of the owner, Colin and the team he had around him. I was so sad to see it change hands. However, after some teething problems Boulangerie Jade has hit its stride. I am often here on my laptop and am always made to feel completely welcome. The mix of lone workers, couples, kids and Mums works really well as it is reasonably spacious and everyone seems really patient with each other. The coffee and cakes are GREAT, as is the brunchy style menu. Consequently its always really buzzy at the weekends. The team know what they are doing and more importantly they care. I think the new GM is called Anderson, and he couldn't be more helpful. Another cool point is that they have a french radio channel playing in the background. I love it.

We had breakfast there few weeks ago. We enjoyed the baguette as we felt that, for UK standard, it is good. However, the place is so small that everytime you move, you either bumped into something or the people on the other table. I also think that the people working there should now a bit more about the food ob sale. It is a french bakery and when you order in the food using the french word, none of them understand! Also, the coffee wasn't great and the cup i was served in was chipped! However, my oh ordered a pain au chocolat and we both agreed that it was absolutely wonderful. We also bought madeleine, Amandines, Eclair and mille feuille for take away. The madeleine was not fresh and i think they are the worst madeleien we have ever had. The pastries, on the other hand, were quite nice, but a bit too sweet for our taste. Price wise, the cafe is a bit on the pricy side.

I've bought pastries from here before and loved them but today bought a baguette to eat for lunch. It was tasteless (I was expecting that authentic French flour taste), had a texture of cardboard and contained large air pockets - actually there was a lot less bread than it seemed. Prices are high so the least they could do is ensure equivalent quality!

Went with the mother in law and hunny...my was put me off my tea after bringing it twice and milk was off and split when in the drink...twice. food wasn't better..ordered soup of the day which was thick as cream and warm...bread was burnt and no butter with it...mother in law ordered omelette whixh was overdone and burnt along wirh her toast too. She couldn't finish it and the oil was used for other stuff as it had a fishy taste to it and she ended up having the runs. The huaband had buttermilk pancakes...was also old and only good thing was the fresh fruit whixh wasn't generous topping. Only 4 blueberries and a quarter of baby sized banana that was split into half. Their coffees were also cold. Never ever going back as it wasn't cheap for such bad quality food. I had to even go to the til to pay at end as the staff weren't tentative and was waiting a long time for the bill and then for them to come back to take money.

Padaria no estilo francês servindo madeleines , bolos, tartes e biscoitos , tudo da melhor qualidade.

coffee isn't great, food is okay but not great, shop space is nice. If you're on lordship lane go brick house or blackbird bakery near east dulwich station

Visited the new Blackheath Royal Standard branch. They overcharged me for both my coffee and the brownie I bought. I brought this up with them but they just ignored me and wouldn't refund. It was the first time I've visited and I won't be back,...

Was looking forward to sitting down outside with a coffee and sandwich today, but unfortunately left shortly afterwards, less than impressed and highly annoyed. Stood waiting patiently in the queue of about 7 people, just to be totally ignored. The person in front of me...

I would suggest avoiding this restaurant at all costs. My boyfriend and I just left this place having waited 50 minutes for our food and then being served a luke warm, flabby croque monsieur and avocado with what were supposed to be 'soft boiled' eggs...

The manager running the shop in Tranquil Vale is a nasty person, she snapped at a customer who wanted to take a photo of the meringues. This is poor, the customer was probably going to provide free advertising for Jade but the owner's attitude ruined...

I often visit the branch in Blackheath a love their selection of sweets. The staff is nice and the coffe is very good. I would love if the have more gluten and milk free products.

I asked for a particular cake and pointed it out at the same time. Instead of the server asking if it was the correct cake she just plonked it into the box, I arrived home to find out it was the cake next to it....

I had be warned by the terrible service by other locals but wanted to try it for myself. There were no seats inside so we had to wait outside. I ordered a coffee and full English. I waited for 30 minutes and then one of...

We enjoyed a tasty brunch at this small cafe in Dulwich on a wet Sunday afternoon. There is a good selection of snacks, light meals and cakes to choose from. Good atmosphere and relaxed place to eat.

Cakes and tarts are really good. Prices are much too high, coffee was burnt and very bitter. They take closing at 5pm on a Sunday very seriously...

This was my second visit.I wasn't disappointed :) The food and coffee is delicious.I definitely come back soon.Thank you for the nice breakfast.

Nice atmosphere, but waitress didn't even look at our table when she plonked down our tea, hot chocolate and cheesecake. Had to ask for more milk and very odd the cheesecake served with plastic still around it! I've eaten in some very good patisserie cafes...

I am completely stunned by the quality and taste of double macchiato I had at this please. I thought that it was really simple to make a decent macchiato at this day & age. But No!!! this is one taste like a bitter watery some...

We cycled over and sat outside, with our bikes propped against a nearby fence, all safe and sound. The plan was to have coffee and a cake, but the bacon and leek brioche looked so good that we ordered two. The brioche was lovely, the...

Was taken here by a friend this weekend when visiting her new flat and it was lovely experience. We turned up at about 11am for brunch on Sunday and it was busy so you would have to be prepared to wait although we were lucky...