Chalk Hills Bakery Shop in Reigate and Banstead

Came here with my partner and our dog. We got 2 hot chocolates and some cake. The cake was delicious and the hot chocolate was so good! I would definitely recommend others to come here. Very friendly atmosphere!

Had ordered some bread for a party...went to collect...had to wait until staff decided they were ready...wanted to buy an extra item...but THEY DONT TAKE CASH..couldnt buy the item...no explanation...just a dumb look from a disinterested young girl....Absolutely disgusting...totally ridiculous...will never go there again

Delicious sandwiches and coffee. The perfect stop after wandering round Reigate on a Saturday morning. Will definitely be back.

Tried Chalk Hills Bakery for the first time. It’s clearly popular amongst fellow locals & following an early start on a Saturday , we thought we’d grab a warm drink. The smell of bacon was too tempting so we decided on two bacon sarnies in addition to our tea and hot chocolate. It was quite possibly the best bacon sandwich I’ve ever had. Delicious! Drinks were fab too. Clean , well stocked premises & absolutely lovely staff. Maddie served us & was friendly, efficient & welcoming. We’ll definitely be back.

Out walking the dogs, popped in quickly to grab a tea and pastry. Four staff: my order and a simple order for a young couple. One member of staff making two coffees and the rest having a lovey long chat. And it went on…..I left, gave my feedback, drink not delivered but my polite disappointment was. A shame to withdraw my custom from a local independent but service should be your differentiator.

Don’t bother ordering in advance! So we’ve heard great things about the bakers and food but very frustrated today that we pre ordered 1.5 hours before we wanted the food to collect & visit friends.. on arrival they hadn’t even started preparing it so left us standing there for 15 mins no apology. When it did arrive the croissants sadly were stale but bacon sandwiches were very good. The overall quality of food is very good but service atrocious… I won’t bother again.

I hate writing bad reviews especially to local businesses, but I had to, due to how awful the fairy cakes were at this “artisan” bakery. We purchased a couple of things, coffees, various cakes and a box “Happy Easter Fairy Cakes”. We’ve never had such a dry stale cakes from a bakery, the tasted like they’re weeks old and when I looked at the date they were supposed to be fresh. I’m particularly annoyed as they weren’t cheap.

Delicious bread and baked goodies. Excellent click and collect service through their website. It’s really nice to sit down when it’s open again- I’ve had a nice brunch there in the past.

Coffee is made with my all time favourite beans (Union) that I first tried in San Fran years ago. Their bacon is from Hill House Farm and is the best I’ve EVER tasted. As you’d expect, the bread and other bakey bits are second to none. Incredible food and drink and lovely staff.

Excellent coffee opposite the park. It has a few tables inside but be warmed the array of pastries and cakes is tempting and the smell of bread heavenly. Now on my list of coffee in Reigate !

Delicious bread and great breakfasts, would really recommend this place in Reigate. We’ve had brunch out in lots of local restaurants/cafes and would say that this is one of the best for quality of ingredients, selection and ambience.

All the bread and pastries are great. Service is painstakingly slow. I think the problem is there is only one point of order so if you are only going to pick up a loaf, you have to wait whilst people in front are ordering their breakfasts etc. It all seems a bit haphazard, only one person actually serving whilst 3 or 4 others hover around on the background.

Always a warm welcome, well presented and tasty cuisine plus, a good atmosphere. Whether a quick coffee or a well earned bite to eat, you'll leave satisfied and refreshed.

Run by a bunch of middle aged women that clearly use it as a meeting place to have a chat - can't get the order correct - very lapse attitude - they don't wear gloves so don't eat anything they make even if they do manage to get your order correct, and ensure you have all the time in the world as it takes over 15 mins to make the wrong order.

I love popping in to Chalk Hills. The bread and bakery selection is superb, the only issue I have is what to pick. The cafe itself is extremely cosy and the coffee is fantastic. They also sell sustainable products like the beer made from leftover bread crumbs - such an excellent idea. I will certainly be back and I certainly recommend a visit!

Came for lunch and had eggs Benedict. Everything was spot on....the best sourdough I have ever eaten. The poached eggs where perfect and so was the hollandaise. The cappuccino was also really good..can’t wait to come back and try some of the delicious looking cakes from the bakery

A lovely little place. Went here yesterday for brunch with a friend and was really impressed. Lots of choice and a cute, quirky little place. I imagine it gets very busy at weekends but it wasn't too bad when we were there. I knocked off a star because there were flies buzzing around the open bread which I found a bit gross (it put me off buying bread to take him actually - a pity as I've heard it is delicious) but our food was lovely and excellent customer service too. The eggs were cooked to perfection.

First time in Reigate, we saw this little bakery and it was the cutest, really nice coffee with lovely latte art, and yummy cake.. haven’t tried the food yet but we will definitely be back for a visit

The food is great, however it can take quite a while for orders to be processed. Do expect a lot of waiting around time and for you to clarify what you ordered. A little more organisation and this would be a great bakery!

Their bread is delicious. I always buy bread from them when I entertain. (Worth ordering ahead) I have eaten in once, the cafe is quite tight, but the food is generous and delicious.

We stopped off here on Saturday for a bacon sandwich & a cup of tea. We liked the bread so much we bought a loaf to bring home with us! Definitely worth a try. Only loses a star because of cleanliness!

I love Chalk Hills. Go there most Saturday mornings for a cup of tea and an almond croissant after exercise. It's my treat. I also buy their bread which is all excellent. Don't expect too much else though. The premises are very small and it often be overcrowded with parkrunners and Pilates goers on Saturday mornings. Also, if you go late afternoon, most of the food has been sold. I noticed some of the reviewers have come from out of area and have been disappointed by service, queues, etc. I think if I was passing through, unless it is

We’ve been coming here on and off for a few years. The food is always lovely. But I have to agree with the recent review from someone in Redhill.

Very good BLT and cake for an indulgent lunch in this bakery and cafe just south of the town centre. Unfortunately the coffee machine had broken down when we visited so the cafe just misses a 5 star rating. Great place if you are in the area with a good range of bread, cakes and patisserie.

We've been here a few times since moving to the area. The sausage rolls and chocolate and orange danishes are particularly good, but their range of breakfasts and sandwiches are also really good. They also do good coffee!

I have been visiting this location for years and can confirm that their food is great (especially the sourdough bread). Visiting is not such an enjoyable experience:

As a local bakery/ cafe we called in for a coffee and croissant at 3.30pm. This establishment closes at 4pm. We asked if the croissants could be warmed. No as all the machines had been turned off. There was no visible sign to say no hot food however it is on the menu but these are not displayed on the tables. We also asked if we coul have extra butters on small pack was clearly not enough for the size of the croissant. We were reluctantly given on extra pack and then told they had run out. We go into this cafe maybe once every 6-8 weeks. On a previous occasion we complained as our drinks order had been forgotten. Today the manager became immediately defensive as (it was he in the past who forgot our drinks). He then launched into saying he had had issues with us previously and that we were frequent users of the establishment. This kind of defensiveness is not good customer service. Poor service, poor attitude so not going back. If you're open until 4 then you should be able to provide a full service until 4!

Staff brilliant, coffee good, best Eggs Benedict in Reigate. Always good to try the cakes and breads too.

I love this place. Tiny, no high chairs but I love the focaccias and coffees. It’s one of my most favourite things to do on a Sunday morning :-)

Capitati di qui per caso, non abbiamo potuto fare a meno di apprezzare gli ottimi cornetti, davvero deliziosi! Un ottimo posto se siete in zona! Consigliato!

Really nice venue with reasonably priced food and coffee Nice staff and surroundings good to be in a bakery environment !

Friendly staff, consistently delicious food - sweet or savoury - a relaxing spot to read the papers (provided), quell hunger pangs, and catch up with friends all at the same time. Have been here several times, and have never been disappointed.

Nipped in to buy some sour bread a few months back. Was a little pricey but had a few slices when I got home and then put the rest in the freezer. Very nice quality.

This was the perfect place to go for a lovely lunch. A great choice of sandwiches and daily specials. The different types of fresh bread looked lovely.

We first ran across CHB at a Tunbridge Wells Food Festival where we got an amazing almond croissant so my wife thought we should go on a mini-road trip to see the bakery itself.

Such a shame I can't visit this place more often.... I'd happily eat my way through the menu ! Delicious food, great staff and wonderful bread. Definitely needs a second branch up in Lincolnshire !!

I live up the road from Chalk Hills Bakery and love a good flat white. After 3 attempts, I will probably give this place a miss on my search for a decent coffee. Milk was too hot and bubbly and the coffee taste was weak.

The bread here is very tasty and many varieties are served. It's organic and makes for some fine breakfast dishes and snacks. The coffee can be well made and served, though at times it doesn't hit the mark - not hot enough or inadequate foam on the cappuccino, for example. Service can also be hit and miss, with some long waits and less than efficient practices. It's a small space so can get very busy. The bread thought is the star here.

Found this place by chance with my partner one Saturday morning whilst looking for a coffee break.

Me pilla este lugar mientras conducíamos por Reigate en nuestro camino a Gatwick (evitando un problema en la M23) para dejar mi esposa por su pintura toscana vacaciones. Necesita un café para la vuelta a casa, me decidí a oportunidad, atraídos por la promesa de...

Mi amigo y yo cumplir temprano antes del trabajo cada Viernes para tener una pastelería danesa y un café. El café está siempre caliente y sabrosa y las tartas siempre fresco y delicioso. El personal es educado y la panadería tiene un ambiente encantador. Siempre...

We came here primarily for a coffee pit-stop, on the way from Devon to Gatwick. I carefully selected this place...

Chalk Hills es uno de esos grandes lugares independientes que hace Reigate especial. En primer lugar y ante todo, este es el lugar para ir por el pan. También hay un pequeño número de mesas con un café y dulces o comidas ligeras (excelente sopa de pan y sandwiches - fantástico). El personal es siempre muy amable (incluyendo los más jóvenes por cierto! ). Siempre me gusta venir aquí.

great bakery, friendly staff, great breakfasts, great coffee, and tasty bread :)open early as well!

A short wait for a table and for the food is worth it. A shame some people ask for a glass of water or coffee and then take up space for hours using their laptops/tablets (although the staff don't hurry them away). Nice atmosphere, good location and good food -mine and my son's favourite.

Extremely hungover and hungry, I really needed something savoury and tasty. My girlfriend and I both had delicious sanwhiches, toasted in Focaccia. Chicken, Parma Ham and cheese. I had two healthy smoothies to hydrate and replace those all important vitamins/minerals. My girlfriend had a coffee which looked good and tasted delicious. Good service and a quaint little place. I would recommend for a snacks and coffees.

Went to this place today for lunch, it's the second time i've been. Was disappointed again. The service which is provided by what can only be described as unengaged teenagers is inattentive and slow. Dirty tables left uncleared, twenty mins for a flat white. I also saw some tongs dropped on the floor and picked up and placed on a counter for the next person to use...

Chalk Hills is my safe-haven; it's my go to place when the world gets too much. So there's a very strong chance of bias in this review... Tucked away from the busy Reigate high street, I have whittled away countless hours here reading the paper, digging into a warming mug of the best latte in Surrey. The sandwiches, crafted from cloud-like loafs hand made in the bakery, are worthy of legends! The cooked breakfasts here are fantastic and I don't think have ever disappointed. It's hard to stop eating their croissants. This is the kind of good for the soul establishment you need in your life. Yes it's compact in size. Yes it can be slightly frustrating to get a table on busy weekends. But it's always worth the perseverance. I don't think there's anything about this place I would change. Except slightly longer opening hours..

This busy cafe is great for takeaway or eating in. I had the Greek salad and Brie sandwich last time I was in, but this time I opted for lunch in. The bread alone is worth the visit! I had the potato leek soup with toasted sourdough, and was lucky to get a seat during the busy lunch period. It warmed me through - delicious and filling, served in beautiful pottery. Will be back to try breakfast next!

Love this little bakery in Reigate. They sell artisan bread and gorgeous cakes. I had a toasted cheese and chutney sandwich on sourdough bread and it was scrummy! It is a little expensive, but it has got great quality food. There's also lots of jams, chutneys and sauces you can buy to take away. We sat in there chatting for 2 hours and nobody put us under any pressure to leave despite them being busy. Staff are also very friendly.

Definitely one of best coffee stops in the area. Even when busy always worth the wait. Highly rated fresh produce and great hospitality

We had checked out of our previous hotel without breakfast and travelled up from Crawley then stopped here for Brunch. The staff were a group of younger people and were very energetic and cheerful. The coffee and food was just what we needed at the time. Thanks guys.

One of our new favourite cafes. We stop here for coffee and sausage rolls or chocolate croissants which are all great.Directly across the street is Priory park which is great for children. Parking can be an issue, if you can't find a spot continue up the hill past the bakery and try your first left, down that road there are often some free spots. Otherwise you can park for free for two hours at the Waitrose which is at the bottom of the hill before the bakery.

Best Breakfast in ReigateThe whole menu is greatTake your bread and pastries home as wellOutside eating at the weekends.Eat there and then enjoy the park after

Great sandwiches on bread baked on the premises. No glutine free bread but does have really good spelt bread. Lovely coffee or tea as well.

This is a lovely, local artisan bakery. Whether you want to nip in to buy a loaf or sit in for coffee and lunch. The staff are friendly and the food delicious. Always a nice atmosphere there, can get busy so best to pick times wisely!

nice breakfast/lunch/coffee - great place with lots of home baked options. recommended!! and good service!

Wow what a fab crowd in such a quaint setting ! After a stressful morning in London and in need of some wifi and coffee pick me up I popped in and so glad I did.What a delight to be cheered up and served lovely latte with a cheeky nibble on amazing artisan fig and walnut freshly made bread.Just perfect and the service was swift professional and so polite I felt an ideal venue to bring the young ones here after our ventures out in the park opposite.Well done Chalk Hills I'm definitely a "remainer" and vote stay in here, when it comes to proper coffee & artisan delights!

Unbelievable! complained quietly and politely that my sandwich, from the fridge was stale and the bread dry. Told, its always like that.I asked what I could do and server told me to leave it if I wasn't happy to eat it.

Called in first thing Saturday - went to the bread counter for a loaf. Was redirected to join the coffee queue. Eventually asked "Would you like a cappuccino?" Explained I just wanted a loaf. Was told to go to the bread counter, where there was now a queue. Why bother?

I visited with my boyfriend due to a recommendation. Didn't disappoint. Really delicious sandwiches, coffee and pastry. I'll definitely return again. Maybe for breakfast next time!

My husband and I visited the Chalk Hill Bakery in Reigate yesterday as it came highly recommended on Trip Advisor. When we walked in there was one table free which we took. The table had a tray with dirty cups and crockery on it. We had to ask the waitress to clear the table, which she did, but it wasn't wiped. We asked again if the table could be cleaned as it was covered in crumbs and spillages from drinks. My husband queued up for about ten minutes to purchase a toasted sandwich, two cups of tea and two cakes. He returned with the cakes. The unfriendly and miserable waitress brought the tea over fairly promptly and it was a further twenty minutes before the toasted sandwich arrived. The table of four adults and two children next to us had their food delivered to their table intermittently over a period of 15 minutes. My husband could only see one sandwich toaster servicing the restaurant and only two (extremely bland and moody) young girls working there and a very young boy who looked about 12 years old who wiped our table. After eating the mediocre-tasting toasted sandwich I started to eat the carrot cake which looked delicious. It was disgusting - powdery, bland and nothing like any carrot cake I have ever tasted in my life. I have never ever taken a cake back for a refund until then. My husband did enjoy his cherry and almond cake, but I couldn't even be bothered to try something else. It was a really rubbish, unfriendly, slow and miserable place to eat and such a shame after we had such a lovely weekend. This cafe has the potential to be amazing, it's a shame for the owner that the staff and service let the place down. It's in a prime location on a busy road, right opposite a short stay car park and with parking spaces immediately available outside the door. I wouldn't recommend this place, especially if you are hungry and appreciate friendly fast service. Won't be returning :-(

I have been to this little place a few times now and everything I have tried had been excellent. They have a wide range of food to meet all tastes and the staff are very knowledgable. The only down side is a lack of space when they get busy, no bad thing for the owners though as it gets busy regularly.

The Coffee is great, the bread and pastries exceptional and the sandwiches are awesome. All a bit cramped and chaotic but that only adds to the charm. This is a place run by people passionate about their product. The Parma Ham, Mozzarella and Sage Jelly toasted sandwich is a family favourite.

Had a lovely time in here. Took our 9 week old baby in here and found space for her buggy in there which was fortunate but it is a little tight. The food was superb, bacon sandwich for me and sweet chilli chicken for the other half. Barry's Irish tea is always a winner as well. The atmosphere was also super, friendly staff and lovely music and decor.Will be back more often

It's not ideally suited to a team of six turning up. And maybe they hadn't foreseen a "Mother's Day Rush" for cream-teas because they were out of cream!But their apologies were really genuine and they foisted additional cakes on us to say sorry.

Really enjoyed this bakery/cafe today. We both had scrambled eggs. The bread was good I had sour dough bread and my friend had fig & nut bread. The staff were very helpful & friendly. The cafe was cosy and it had a welcoming feel. I will definitely be returning soon!

Very popular café. Great bread, lovely fresh coffee and delicious fresh soup when we were there. Its not that big so can feel a bit cramped, but the great food makes up for that.

I visit this establishment on a regular basis and it never fails to be fantastic. The food is great and the staff are always very, very pleasant. Just wish it was a bit bigger as getting a table is sometimes difficult (but that's the problem when you're good!).

It's a lovely little bakery cafe.Prepared and made to order sandwiches etc. are always lovely. Vegetable and hummus pot is a favourite. Coffee is good. The atmosphere is great, noticeboard for the community, service always friendly and smiley.

The heated croissant with home made jams are literally the best I have ever had. Coffee is very good and the people make the experience. Very cosy, so try and go at off times. Everything they serve, they make. It's wonderful.

Great independent cafe just next to the Priory Park. Delicious sandwiches and friendly service. Please please please open up in Caterham Valley as we desperate for a concept like this and are massively underserved. Cafe Eight has just closed and I waited out the door of Cafe Nero yesterday to get a coffee and a mass produced croissant!

Coffee nice pastries alright but quite dried out. For the price they demand, not great, I have had much better. Also the bread was quite hard. Having said that I love the bacon sandwiches!

Love this place. Was recommended it when we moved to reigate this summer, or we may have missed it as there are lots of local coffee shop. Love the coffee, sandwiches, breakfast, and especially the bread. Friendly service. My favourite café in Reigate.

It's on the cosy side, so get there early if you want a table … It's a little haven for Sunday coffee, breakfast and papers … my boys loved the pancakes.

This place has some lovely breads, and the cake and coffee we had today was ok / nice. However, unfortunately maybe an "off day" - the tables were stacked with old dishes and dirty, and the customer service was non - excisting.

Our first visit was yesterday, when we had the special soup and sandwich, my wife had the cheese and leek toastie. Our lunches were delicious, the bread was great. Bought some bread to take home. Will drop in again when we are in the area.

Great bacon sarnies, the staff are very polite and friendly. Also do a good coffee and flapjack. Will always recommend.

I use this place on a regular basis to get sour dough bread. I order almost every week and its always been great. i ring the order through and they bag it up ready and even slice the bread too. Really good choice of artisan breads, way more than anyone else nearby. Well worth a try if you local to passing through. Have had the odd naughty treat from there too and all great.. Friendly smiley service also.

Great place to stop by and pick up a bacon sandwich in lovely fresh bread.Good specials too for lunch and always very tasty.Friendly staff and good value.Worth a visit.

my partner and were heading to the airport so I looked on here for a nice bite to eat so we popped in here .well we were not disappointed. eggs benidict to die for and great coffee. would Def come again.

I'm a regular visitor for lunch, as it's around the corner from my office, and we get a very welcome corporate discount. The (sourdough and other) bread is delicious, the sandwiches and (cheese and leek on sourdough, brie on fig and walnut, etc) toasties are always reliably good, cakes and pastries also tasty and coffee is good. Very friendly and helpful service, usually easy to get a table if you get there early enough, or you can take away to picnic in the park. They also sell Barry's Tea, jars of condiments and other sundries. The brand of coconut water they sell is my favourite drink to take on a walk around Priory Park. The bread isn't cheap but if you want cheap bread you can always go to Morrison's or the bog-standard bakery on the high street.

This lovely shop and relaxed cafe showcases their delicious artisan bread and pastries, and is a favourite of ours for brunch at the weekend. Best dish for me is the home roasted tomatoes on their sourdough bread and I add a poached egg to balance the meal out - a great way to start the weekend!

Why buy your bread in a supermarket when bakery's like Chalk Hills exist?The shop stocks an impressive range of different breads, sandwiches and cakes.It is a small location and can get very busy but if you can get a seat I highly recommend.

Popped in for breakfast on Saturday morning. Ordered food but surprised that assistant shared a joke with colleagues whilst taking our order. Sorry, but I think that the training of staff has not been competent. A welcome and undivided attention whilst takings order at the counter is the fundamental basis of training. The food was good but not rushing back.

Ήταν το πρώτο μαγαζι που πηγα για πρωινο στο Reigate... Πολυ φιλικό περιβάλλον, φρέσκα όλα τα υλικά... Βέβαια ήταν αρκετά ακριβό για καθημερινή επίσκεψη... Φανταστικό ψωμί και τρομερό αυγό ποσέ!!!

Try to walk past iof you're on a diet. It doesn't always work for me. Also if you have a heart condition. Otherwise, go in and indulge in glorious pastries and cake, delicious breakfasts- pancakes with maple syrup and bacon is my favourite and wondrous paninis :)

I travel 140mile round trip everyday to Reigate and walk the additional 10 minutes everyday to the chalk hills bakery for lunch and sometimes afternoon coffee. This place is a sanctuary for many: busy business people, mums, dads, families and friends. I've had the pleasure of sampling a large range of the hot and cold offerings (daily fresh soups, fresh sandwiches, quiches, cakes) and had no complaints across the products and tremendously friendly service. Everything tastes fresh and made with care comes through in the flavour. It's sometimes challenging to find a seat as its popular, but still undiscovered by manyI favour a toasted sandwich either their special of the day or the ham and cheese, the soup of the day with their white bloomer, and a baked cake with a hot chocolate. If you want a bakery to get away for great food, great drinks and excellent service this is your place.

Not sure we will ever go anywhere else for brunch again. Best egg Benedict in town and the pancakes rival them. Lovely but a bit small so getting a table tricky. Great place to walk dogs in park / woods opposite and kids adventure play park near as well.

Visited one hungover morning and found salvation in the form of an amazing bacon sarnie in a pleasant atmosphere.Not over priced, friendly service and a decent brew too!Thoroughly recommend buying some of their bread too!

This is one of our favourite places to go in Reigate. Their cinnamon bun is loved by the kids. The coffee is pretty good and the bacon sandwich is to die for. A bit small and often busy but that is because it is a great place to visit.

I stumbled on this place as I work quite close by and fancied some lunch somewhere close by and outside of my canteen. It's expensive for a sandwich, but oh what a sandwich it is. Tasty, fresh, and full of flavour. My favourite in this place was the goats cheese focaccia which was toasted and had some amazing sweet onion chutney in there. I had it with a bag of handmade crunchy chips which are excellent and a can of coke and seriously, it was brilliant. I still love to go down there frequently for lunch now and I will continue to do so. When the staff found out I worked locally they started discounting my food and I loved it there even more.

I think this place is overrated and goods are overpriced for what they are. Last year I visited and paid way over the average price for an egg and cress sandwich. Had better egg sandwiches for a third of the price from well known chain outlets and supermarkets. There didn't appear to have been any care or love put into making the sandwich. Bread wasn't that tasty and there was very little egg and cress at all. It wasn't special or different or "artisan" to warrant the high price. This year, went in again, paid over the odds for Christmas themed meringues and biscotti..... bad move. All went into the bin. Meringues awful flavour, crumbly and powdery outer with raw mushy (not chewy) inner. Biscotti stale. It was as if they were leftovers from last Christmas that had been stored in the freezer only to re-emerge this Christmas.

My daughter and 2 of her friends were left stranded in Reigate when their dance class was cancelled unexpectedly. Fortunately they were looked after by the wonderful staff in Chalk Hills Bakery, who very kindly looked after them with delicious cookies until I was able to pick them up Having visited the shop for lunch the day before where I was very impressed with the food and friendly service, my expectations were massively exceeded. Most definitely above and beyond the call of duty - thank you so much!

There are many offerings in the coffee-shop market in Reigate and this is certainly one of the better venues. The staff are friendly, the store baked produce delicious and both the teas and coffee excellent. The only drawback is the small size, which means that it is not always easy to get a seat. Some have complained about the price, but it's really not that expensive and well worth it in the end.

I have had chalk hills bakery bread at a number of other cafes in the area, so finally made the effort to go to the real place! We went for brunch on a Sunday, and found the cafe full, however, we were luck as by the time we had ordered a table had come free.The decor is rough round the edges wooden tables and chairs, with a bar along the window which is perfect for people watching. The atmosphere was relax with a real mix of people from families to trendy 'morning after the night before' types catching up with friends.The brunch menu is comprehensive and definitely features the main attraction- the bread, although the selection of pastries also looked very tempting. A few thoughtful and slightly unusual offerings included a vegetarian option of slow roasted tomatoes with eggs on sourdough.In order to get the best exposure to the bread on offer I went for the toast basket, they were kind enough to ask if there were any varieties I specifically wanted to try/didn't want, so I asked for a mix of their most 'exciting'. I wasn't let down and received 4 different varieties to try including the fig and walnut, which was a winner, as well as the sourdough which had great flavour. These were all served with a variety of locally made jams.My dining companion had the bacon sandwich and despite being a confirmed white bread eater, braved the wholemeal bloomer. He soon announced that it was the softest bread that he had ever had! (and the hand cured bacon wasn't too bad either!)We paid a very reasonable £6 per head for brunch with hot drinks, and will definitely be coming back to sample the lunch time hot sandwiches which looked amazing!

Anyone who bemoans the price of the bread at this shop is talking rubbish, they will happily pay £3.50 for a pint of beer that is gone in 10 minutes, but moan about a loaf that will last a few days. Great bread, great cakes (try a Florentine!) Greatest Sausage rolls EVER! Best bread in Surrey by a long way.

Met 5 personen in deze kleine zaak van een prima ontbijt genoten. Enkelen van ons kozen voor een full-English breakfast, maar allen hebben genoten van de enorme keuze in heerlijke broodsoorten. Gastvrije ontvangst, een echte aanrader.

Expensive, artisan bread, so so Reigate. Do we really need an overpriced, average bread shop?The dry cake, Barry's tea - such a big selling point, really does anyone care? Pretentious, expensive you will be disappointed.

Just a short walk out of the town, but worth it for a great fresh baking and excellent service. They bacon sandwiched are my favourite.