Gail's Bakery Ltd in South Bucks - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

This is a really great spot in Beaconsfield, perfect & fresh cakes and bakes, and even better coffee. Nice friendly staff and plenty of options for seating; highly recommend.

Waiting ages to get served. Staff look like they don’t want to be there and never have the food on menu. Waited for ever for a coffee and “chef” never seems to be around (especially after 2.15).

Stopped off for brunch after shopping in Beaconsfield. A must visit. A different kind of selection of savoury & sweet pastries, sandwiches, quiches, muffins & tarts etc. High end, but justified. Great selection. Had flat whites to accompany our herby sausage roll, Parmesan chicken roll & a ham, leek & cheese quiche, which were all delicious. We also ordered a goey chocolate cookie, which was a delight. Plenty of other choices of cake, which we will be trying on our next visit! Handful of outdoor seats & tables available, as well as indoor seating. Friendly & efficient staff. On street parking if you can get it, otherwise a pay as you display car park 3 or 4 mins walk away.

I met a friend here for tea one morning. Disappointed to find they are cashless. Unfortunately my friend was already seated with her coffee, so I had no choice but to use my card. I will not be returning as I do not support businesses that take your choice of payment away from you

1st time visitors to Gail's Bakery, and we won't bother returning. The produce on offer looks quite appealing, although TINY portions for the price. Miniature rolls with avocado filling approx £3.50, a slice of sausage roll was nearly £5 etc. to eat in. But the biggest turn-off, by far, unfortunately was the disinterested nature of the staff and the whole messy environment of the dining area. There was no-one visible clearing any tables, so trays and finished lunches/plates/cups were just cluttering up every table and available surface in sight. The (one) communal toilet was no better. Do the Owners/Management actually visit this establishment and take notice of what their customers are experiencing? If so, then they need a wake-up call, and pay out for more staff, because the current arrangement just isn't working.