Crazy Baker in Brent

I’ve read a few of the 1 star reviews and I’m gobsmacked. I get my bread twice a week from them. I can never resist a croissant, pasty of other tasty treat while I’m there. I occasionally have breakfast there because it’s simply the best cooked breakfast you can get in the area. Don’t listen to the Haters they are just jealous meanies. 🤗

Really disappointed I was expecting for a typical crispy baguette. But I get a baguette super soft in a lovely plastic bag like the tesco baguette Gail’s doing better

Just wanted to have a morning coffee with friends and popped in to CB. Entering the breads look nice but unhygienically displayed and stacked. Impatient lady served us. The cookies just crumbled had no taste or texture. Made just from flour and water they burst into powder and crumbs. A number of the brunch diners plates were left with half uneaten food so I presume that was also disappointing and made with cheap ingredients. Not my kind of place to hang out I know there are not that many quality cafes around this area but we are not desperate to return here.

If I could give this establishment a less then terrible rating I certainly would. Visited the crazy baker on two occasions now and today I cancelled my order and went without rather then being made to feel a second class citizen after asking to use the toilet. On my first visit i ordered a toasted sausage sandwich and a tea and asked if i could use the customer toilet while i was waiting for my food to be cooked i was simply replied by the lady working "no". The food itself was average at best and had to ask for sugar in my tea rather then it being offered. My second visit I asked for two bacon sandwiches and two teas and again asked if I could use the toilet as I'd had a long drive into town but was replied again "no". The staff are rude the food is average at best and to be honest the place looks like it needs a good clean. I'm working within half a mile of this place with 6 other people who I have also advised not to use. Honestly much better food and customer service to be found locally.

This is another hidden gem. We had lunch after a trip round Kensal Cemetery. Although the menu is a bit like a greasy spoon, the cakes are fabulous. Hard to choose what to have!

Stopped off here for breakfast. Food was very nice, staff were friendly. There is parking on the streets nearby. Close to Kensal Green Cemetry as well if you are visiting that.

Driving past the shop on a Sunday morning I dropped in out of curiosity. I thought it was only a bakery and was delighted to discover they served breakfasts and snacks. Being hungry after gardening I opted for the full English. It ticked all the boxes, delicious and in ample enough quantities to satisfy a hungry prop forward. I am very happy customer

Met a colleague here for a coffee and a cake and a quick meeting , all great thanks , cake delicious , staff friendly and helpful , lovely all round , I’ll be back !!

Having sampled their amazing bread at the PUB19 expo recently I was invited for breakfast and a coffee by their MD, the v glamorous Sophie. Tucked up in the heart of Kensal Green, the Crazy Baker is like a home away from home offering a full range of breads, croissants and other delectable baked treats and well as some lovely breakfast options and some fabulous coffee. I never got to view their lunch menu but am sure it will not disappoint as absolutely everything is made in-house. I will definitely go back on my next visit to the area...

Can't believe the previous review!!!! I had received brilliant service. My mum and dad's 40th anniversary cake was fabulous. I got exactly what I ordered. Cake was was delicious and looked exactly like the picture I provided. (Who knew you could make yacht out of cake!!!) So good I have recommended them to friends and family. Slightly more expensive than average but got exactly what I wanted, well worth the money

Great coffee,great cakes,can see the bakers creating there magical wares.. great service,thanks a lot guys.

I Had an awful experience with the crazy bakers. Need to change names to rude bakers. I Had a voucher my daughter won at school and once I mentioned it the prices i was quoted have doubled!! It wasn't about the money (although i did feel they were taking advantage of the situation) so i didn't say anything, worried they may spoil the cake just in spite. To my disapointment they spoiled it anyway: they gave me a different cake than I have ordered ( after giving them a visual of it, plus getting a visual as proof from them) and when we cut it it didn't taste nice and was so dry, at least 3 days old! Imagine that 5 years old didn't eat it!!! I contacted the manager/ owner ( who dealt with the whole order from the beginning ) and her response was that she expects that every business has a one unhappy customer. Very sad people, never to use again.

What a great find. Cafe to the front of an actual bakery which does fantastic sourdough bread, croissants and patisserie. Had a wonderful smoked salmon and cream cheese sandwich on toasted sourdough with freshly squeezed lemon juice and ground black pepper. Absolutely gorgeous fruit gateau to follow and a first rate pot of tea. The young lady serving behind the counter and waiting on was really helpful and friendly and the price was incredibly reasonable - less than a tenner. I had to pinch myself to make sure I was in London. How they do it for these prices I just don't know. A must visit cafe and I will definitely revisit whenever I am in London.

With all the new venues that have opened around the area, this place remains the best place to get a full English breakfast. You can tell the quality of the food is high. The sour dough bread is lovely and the best sausage I have tasted !

I often pop in after visiting my parents grave in Kensal Green cemetery. It's a long drive coming from Dunstable Bedfordshire so a good pit stop before heading off back home. Staff very nice, friendly and accommodating. Had a delicious vegetarian breakfast this morning (Good Friday) which consisted of scrambled egg, baked beans, mushrooms, potato cake, wilted spinach, two rounds of toast and a cup of tea. Well worth the money😀 they also bake their own bread which I've bought previous visits. Yummy!

The mushrooms, tomatoes and hash browns were all a bit tasteless. Maybe expectations were too high from the wholesome, healthy looking bread in the window, but this was something you might expect from a more downmarket caf. Fresh orange juice was good though.

This place is just getting better and better. They have great variety of fresh breads, rolls and muffins. Also a great place for breakfast!

My son lives near the Crazy Baker and it's a pleasant walk there for a breakfast which really sets you up for the day. Their full English and "Builders" breakfasts are big, fresh and delicious, and come with a big mug of strong tea. But...

2 people 1 breakfast bap in ciabatta (sausage, bacon, egg) 1 poached eggs and salmon with a generous portion of salmon (unlike other places) 1 tea, 1 coffee. £14. Fully worth it. Busy but not loud atmosphere. Clean. Good location.

I came to see my friend and he told me we will meet in Crazy baker Café. Was cafe quite busy and I ordered it pasta peri peri. Fast servi ce best pasta i never had before

After a very long walk me and my partner decided to go hear for our lunch lady was friendly and quick take our order I had a cheese and tomato pizza my boyfriend had veg breakfast my pizza was the best tasty and fair size

I had great expectations for this cafe as I recently moved in down the road and it looked like a good breakfast place to make my new local. Unfortunately, it didn't deliver the goods. The place was nicely decked out, there were newspapers to read...