Gail's Bakery Kew in Richmond upon Thames

Excelente panadería. Definitivamente clasificado mejor que un 3. 8 Scones excelente también pequeños pasteles y sándwiches Definitivamente parar aquí todos los días si pudiera. Mi hijo es un panadero graduado de la CIA y esto es auténtico en todos los sentidos.

Es una de las mejores panaderías. Nos gusta el twist de queso, el croissant de almendras y los bocadillos. Están todos recién hechos. También hay espacio para sentarse dentro. Sin embargo, puede ser difícil encontrar lugar durante los fines de semana. El personal también es agradable

La pastelería es agradable, pero todo es un poco caro. También frío helado en invierno, dejan la puerta abierta incluso si hace 2 grados fuera, así que honestamente, ¿cuál es el punto?

El mismo excelente estándar que esperas en Gail’s en cualquier parte de Londres. Gran comida de calidad y gran servicio. Sin duda recomiendo para el desayuno o almuerzo en Kew. Ambiente informal y relajado.

Very nice brioche blueberry pastry, no pastry fork. Teapot chipped in five separate places, inadequate loose tea, weak dishwasher type drink. Replaced by the staff but same tea. Staff not trained properly in making a decent cup of tea. At least four staff behind the til, many unoccupied, tea left at the counter. Needs better management, unless it relies on one-off undemanding tourist trade.

So many pastry choices! They kept bringing out more and more. We finally made our choice and they were delicious. I could have come back daily but we were only here one night. Highly recommend for great pastries.

Stopped for a quick breakfast before a trip to Kew Gardens on a Sunday. A few seats available. Coffee was great. Had ham and cheese croissant and apple tahini cake both were delicious.

Usually going to a high street chain coffee shop, I spotted GAIL’s on our way to Kew Gardens and we decided to give it a try. So glad we did the coffee was really nice and the cakes to die for. I had a blueberry muffin which was still warm, so it was soft and squidgy and my hubby had a cinnamon bun, which I pinched a bit off to try and that was delicious too. We tried a lot of the coffee shops in and around London on our city break and had breakfast in a few of them too.

Would have had lunch, if there was a selection usually available elsewhere, but from what was left, we still had a couple of pastries, good coffee, pot of tea and it was good quality, although the environment needed a clean up!

This is a lovely bakery on the lovely parade between Kew Gardens underground station and the botanic gardens. Mer had a sausage roll, chocolate cookie and two waters. The baked goods were sensational and the prices reasonable. There was indoor and outdoor seating.

Clueless so many staff but no manager. Didn’t know what food on menu was on or off. Went for porridge for simplicity. Maybe it’s a Gails speciality but cold porridge isn’t what I was expecting. No apology even. Said Chef would make some more hot porridge. 20 mins later. Nothing. Told chef still making hot porridge. Had to leave as had commitments. Shame as this chain is good elsewhere - I’d just avoid the Kew branch.

Heel lekkere thee en gebak in een mooi interieur vol hout, in deze bakkerij is het echt aangenaam zitten

Stopped for a coffee after a day at Kew. Nice coffee, amazing baking. Cheese Straws are delicious, hard to stop at one

We popped in. For lunch. There is plenty of seating here. We have had their bread and cakes but not their sandwiches before. We tried pastrami bagels which were delicious, the bagels were freshly baked with seeds and there was plenty of pastrami with possibly a little too much mustard mayo. All in all excellent quality, not cheap though at something over £7.