Bread Ahead Pavilion Road in Kensington and Chelsea

Desafortunadamente, mi pastelería estaba tan rancio que ni siquiera podía tomar un bocado, ya que era demasiado duro, literalmente más duro que el cartón.

Vinimos aquí para el té del domingo por la tarde, excelente y eficiente servicio al cliente de Lily. Ella era amable e hizo toda la experiencia fabulosa. ¡Los panecillos de brioche estaban deliciosos y los bollos soberbios! Lo recomiendo encarecidamente. Gracias Lily.

Pasé por aquí y agarré una rosquilla con relleno de caramelo salado. Fue una gran rosquilla, sin embargo, el relleno de crema de caramelo salado no tenía mucho sabor a caramelo para mí personalmente. El servicio era bueno, es un poco caro, pero creo que puedes esperar pagar eso en este tipo de lugares.

Mi familia y yo tomamos té crema. Los bollos eran maravillosos, así como el té. Lo que realmente lo hizo especial fue nuestro servidor Rhys. Él era muy amable y nos hizo nuestra visita mucho mejor. Sin duda volveremos!

A spotlessly clean calm setting . I had the egg mayo brioche roll which was absolutely delicious and Joe had the pistachio croissant along with 2 iced lattes. Calm away from the usual hustle and bustle of the city. It was great for a quick breakfast before spending the day in Chelsea.

Clases in bread ahead are amaizing, I really enjoy to learn with them. the teachers are very nice and attentive. I like the dinamic of the class, you have snacks, coffe and a break in middle and then you bring home your own nice baked goodies. Thanks to my friend Dhwani who work there and recommended it. Defenetly i want to do more clases.

I booked in for afternoon tea at The Tea House. I couldn't finish the courses. I was given three boxes at the end of my meal with my leftovers. My leftovers included two scones, jam, cream and lemon curd, and the three desserts. To my horror, when I opened the boxes when I got home, in one box was lemon curd all over the bottom of the box, in one box was raspberry jam and cream, all over the bottom of the box (and mind you, these boxes are very large, and there's just a film of curd and jam coating the entire bottom of two boxes which would have been messy and disgusting to try to get at in the best of circumstances), and in the other box was my three desserts. No scones! I was planning on having my leftover scones for breakfast this morning, and when I went to look in my box, there were no scones. What? So I dealt with a complete jammy mess in my purse only to have to throw out the jam because my scones weren't sent home with me. Never again. Disgusting.

Unfortunately not what I was expecting at all. The air conditioning wasn’t working and no alternative used on a very hot day. Bridge rolls were very nice but we were not offered any more to eat which was a shame. The cakes were way too large portions to be honest and no one could possibly eat them all. The scones, one fruit and one plain each were lovely and after eating one I couldn’t eat any more cake. I think it would have been better for smaller cakes to make the afternoon tea more satisfying as we had to take them away. The setting is lovely on Pavilion Road but the actually decor inside is not very appealing. The tables and the seating was very cheaply done. The bench seating like a 1950s diner with William Morris type paper on the walls and it just didn’t seem to go together. We paid £50 per person and although it wasn’t too expensive, the actual experience could have been better. Unfortunately I would not return or recommend it to anyone for an English afternoon tea! Which is a shame as it could be easily improved.

Lovely pizza. Very expensive doughnuts. Limited seating but nice environment. Friendly staff. Prob over priced but nice.

Pizza is amazing! One slice is as big as two slices. It's light and crispy. Earl Grey tea is strong and fragrant. The staff are helpful and considerate. Friendly vibe. Recommended.

Small portions (except the pizza) with decent flavour but at a price. Not sure the price is worth it but that is only my opinion.

It was my first time at this bakery, as I was attracted by the sign outside. I took an almond croissant, but I think, charging almost £4 for it, it's too much, even if nothing to say about the quality,as it was nice and tasty. The flat white was ok, but sized slightly larger than an espresso cup.

If you want to taste delicious pastries, go to Bread Ahead now! We visited Bread Ahead on Friday morning around 9.30am. It looks quite modern and smart from the exterior and has a grand entrance. When we walked in we were amazed to see a massive amount of pastries and bread. They were all neatly piled up and looked wonderful. It made our mouths water. The service was as fast as a cheetah! The staff were extremely charming and helpful. The smell inside the bakery was delicious and smelt of chocolate, butter and coffee. We tried the croissant, the pain au chocolat and the brownie. The croissants were outstanding, they were flaky and fresh. The pain au chocolat were heavenly and bursting with flavour! The brownie tasted wonderful, and was soft and moist. We didn’t expect the food to taste this amazing. The portion sizes were generous. The pastries are reasonably priced and great value for the quality you receive. There are detailed paintings on the walls of the delectable pastries that you can eat, which makes you want to try different foods. Fresh flowers are placed on top of the counter and it looks both stylish and cosy inside. There is one long bench down the side of the bakery for people to sit on. It is recommended for one or two people together but not if you’re part of a big group. There are tables available outside in Pavillion Road. The bakery was spotless and most of the tables were very clean. Some of the outdoor tables had left over food on them. It was a wonderfully memorable experience and we will be going back again! We highly recommend this bakery! If we could we would rate it six stars!

The staff on shift on the 23rd August where so lovely and kind when I picked up my Too Good To Go order. The selection of treats where delicious. Thank you so much and I will be returning!

Tucked away on this small mews is this very popular bakery, seating indoors and out so you can people watch. Great selection of breads, salads and the doughnuts are a foodaholics dream, also had the best expresso in years, strong with liquorice after taste delish.

Sadly not what I had expected, flies around the baked goods, and stale doughnuts. Staff could be happier too!

Hygiene takes a holiday. Why in the midst of a covid pandemic I need to explain the basic concept of wearing a mask to the store employees standing over the pastries, I don’t know. I won’t be back before we have a vaccine.

Their pastry is amazing! Everything looks delicious, the cakes, the doughnuts are filled with cream, and the sandwiches are beautiful. We ate cinnamon bun, salmon brioche and doughnut. Everything was delicious and pretty big. The only weird thing, the take away is cheaper than eating there. I think its not a good message in this world, where we can try not to use a lot of package.

My wife and daughter all love it here; so when I was in London I felt I had to go and see what the fuss was all about. Well it is good, fresh sweet and savoury snacks coupled with good coffee, nice environment, super staff- so yes it’s as good as my family said it was

Been here a few times before but may try somewhere else in future as we only called in for coffees but the service and prices have now put us off. I ordered two cappuccinos and I spotted a jam doughnut so I added that. The...

Myself, partner and our family pipped in to the Bread ahead for a quick bit and a drunk before heading to the arena to see Sabaton. Looked lovely and was greeted warmly. Prices were good for that part of London, we thought we'd got a...

We stopped by for a snack and coffee after visiting the Saatchi Gallery nearby. We were intrigued that it is a bakery as well as a cooking school. The staff were very friendly and the baked goodies were outstanding. Coffee was good too. We saw...

We went to the Bread Ahead at Borough Market and it is divine. The breads are terrific as are the savory pastries. I wish they were in the US. I would make this a regular visit.

The quality of the service is so poor, as well as the quality of the croissant. But £2 of a croissant that was not fresh. Avoid that place and try another bakery not so far from it.

Great spot on Pavilion Rd for pizza slices, sandwiches, cakes and the infamous donuts. Baking courses are held in the upstairs space by bakers with decades of experience. Recommended.

Looking for a lunch snack we tried a couple of freshly made sandwiches from Bread Ahead. Superb flavours and so fresh – making their own bread on the premises really shows. Just wish we could have gone back a few more times to work through...

We chanced upon this by chance when staying in the area, but as I had read about their legendary salted caramel and honeycomb doughnuts at their Borough Market outlet I couldn’t resist popping in to see what they were like. We started off with a...

Had coffee and or breakfast here almost everyday of our stay. Pavilion Rd is a treasure house of culinary delights, a small tucked away lane that you just have to discover. Cars are not allowed during the day transforming the road into a large walkway...