Hellenic Bakery in Haringey

They have a large variety of cakes and pies, pastries and bread, sandwiches and coffees. Everything I ever had was really really tasty. They also deliver. Just got my Christmas cakes delivered. They look and taste fantastic. And service always friendly with a big smile. I wish I lived nearer.

Their bread, cakes and biscuits are really nice as is their coffee. I spend a lot of time in Athens and what they sell is very authentic and matches what you find in Greece and Cyprus. Would recommend! My favourites are the marmelade and chocolate biscuits.

I love passing by there in the morning and grabbing some fresh pastries (spinach and chesse) and bread! Also the best option for buying sweets to bring as a gift. Never disappoints!

Excellent cakes , lovely Greek coffe , nice and friendly staff. Every Sunday me and my husbund drive from another place in London to Southgate to enjoy our breakfast there

I used to buy from time to time some mini cakes and there were ok, so for my husband's birthday I decided to order his birthday cake there. Big mistake. I asked them to make a smaller cake comparing to the ones they sell there because we were 4 people. I also asked to put some strawberries instead of cherries and the lady said it was ok. I paid for the cake 25 £ and to be honest I do not understand why they charged me for a smaller cake that price when they advertised on facebook that the price for any occassion cake is 25.60 £. When I asked to one of the girls why I am paying almost the same amount than a bigger cake she told me that is because of the presentation and because they changed cherries for strawberries. I want you to have a look on the picture and tell me if this is a professional presentation for a cake. How dissapointed I was when I see what they did. This is very unprofessional. My 3 years old niece makes better presentations than this. The disposition of the strawberries (no sense at all, cut it small, big, whatever....) and the chocolate that they use to make the letters is not even the proper one they should use for this. You do not need to understand so much about it but PRESENTATION in pastry is VERY IMPORTANT!!! Also they gave me the small cake in a huge box that I could not even fit on the fridge. If they sell cakes they should provide the proper box to put the cake. I do not do not recommend this place. Overpriced and no idea about how to present cakes.

I am sorry to say but DON'T GO THERE! There's constantly a whole group of men hanging in front of the shop, completely ignoring all covid lockdown rules! And the shop staff/owner doesn't seem to be doing anything about it. What's more important - ££ or lives???

I visited today- it was my first visit and I found the place a bit overwhelming. Firstly it would be great if this bakery could do something about the boys club that frequently hang outside . I’ve lived in the area for about a year and passed many times but the number one thing that puts me off are the groups of men who frequently stand outside blocking the street and blocking the entrance Ieering and making comments. Secondly it would help if there was some kind of menu or labels on the food. There’s so much in the store and it looks great but it’s difficult to know what you’re looking at! I was looking for sweet pastries and felt rushed and crowded. I ended up asking about veggie options for the savoury pastry - I asked a lady behind the counter who was a bit dismissive and rude and not particularly friendly. I ended up leaving with a plain spinach savoury. It tasted a bit odd and floral?! I might try somewhere else a bit friendlier in the area. I’ve also just read a number of reviews stating that they’ve heard racist comments being made at this store. That’s also another reason to take my business elsewhere.

Totally agree with Luci P and 423yes, I am Greek and the male member of staff has always been extremely rude and moody. Unbelievable that he gets away with this all this time even though he clearly drives customers away. The ladies on the contrary have always been friendly with me. Little shop with some nice food, a bit expensive but understandable to a certain degree. I would visit a lot more often if I did not have to put up with his rude face. so most time I prefer a Turkish shop near by :)

Visited New Years Day, will never go to this place again. Awful atmosphere inside, got told off for getting a cookie for my son but no signs that I wasn’t allowed to. Woman snarled at me . Smiled at woman serving us she gave me the dirtiest look could not believe it. So many other places that have friendly staff who know about customer service. Smiling is free :)

I was lucky to be just in time for a Spanakopita fresh out of the oven. It was mind-blowingly good - the pastry, spicing, everything - just heavenly. I am going back to beg for their secret ingredient so I can make a vegan version at home! I also tried the apple pastries which were likewise out of this world. I'm sad to read about the racism experienced by customers and hope this cafe sorts that out urgently: - London is wonderful for being multi-cultural and we are all human beings with feelings, black or white. On racism, while I'm not particularly religious myself, I found this on the internet: "1. We are all made in the image of God (Gen. 1:27). Most Christians know this and believe it, but the implications are more staggering than we might realize. The sign pictured above is not just mean, it is dehumanizing. It tried to rob Irish and blacks of their exalted status as divine image bearers. It tried to make them no different from animals. But of course, as a white man I am no more like God in my being, no more capable of worship, no more made with a divine purpose, no more possessing of worth and deserving of dignity than any other human of any other gender, color, or ethnicity. We are more alike than we are different."

Local to the area and have been coming to this bakery almost daily for a long time. I find the staff to be very rude and usually put up with it because the food is great. If you speak their language they will serve you first, other than that it’s them doing you a favour. Won’t be spending my money there anymore especially with all the other great local shops opening.

We tried the individual brioche (tsoureki). I am afraid that the taste was very poor and we threw them away. The pie was better but too oily. Overall, disappointing.

I visited the Hellenic Bakery in Ashfield Parade, Southgate however the Trip Advisor page - for this branch takes you straight to the Wood Green branch - so for the purposes of this review it is being posted on the Wood Green Trip Advisor page. I came across this Greek Patisserie by chance and have to say one was not disappointed. It serves very good quality Greek patisseries, which are not only very enjoyable to eat, but they are subtle. These kind of patisseries are usually drenched in heavy syrup, but not these. We took away Baklava, Gatatoboureko and Kataifi – having sampled a piece of each - they were all very enjoyable to eat, notably the Baklava, which is always saturated in syrup. They were served in a very elegant maroon coloured box. Will visit again when in the area.

I saw the staff and manager refuse service to 4 black customers, they called them Kaffirs (an insulting term for a black African, originating from aparteid South Africa.) It was shocking. As a white customer, they had been perfectly cordial to me.

An excellent, delightful bakery/patisserie with a superb selection of cakes: both Greek ones, including all the very sweet baklava,kadaifi etc, but also a huge selection of 'normal' cakes,breads,bisquits and pastries. All reasonably priced in my opinion, and proof of the place's popularity is the perenial buzzing of people of all nationalities sampling the goods abd sitting on the benches outside. The sandwiches and coffees are really great too. Highly recommended of course!

Walked in to this bakery, and it was clear from the get go that the staff were not interested in serving me or the gentleman accompanying me, despite there being no other customers in at the time. We were then referred to as "kaffir" whilst...

A wide range of Greek delights and fancies. Beautifully presented. Well made. Friendly service. Sweet things and savoury. Interesting breads. Good coffee. An important element of Myddleton Road's specialist food offer.

With the opening of this new bakery, Ashfield Parade, Southgate N14, has become a magnet for Greek foodies. This completes the triangle with Rumours Cafe Bar & Kouzina Express Souvlakia. Makis, his bakers and team have created a corner of Greece, with amazing pastries, bread,...

Delicious and yummy Greek pastries and cakes but they also offer some really good and cheap coffee or iced coffees too.

Good Greek bakery...good pastries bread and cakes...tsoureki is very good and coffee is good..good Greek bakery

Away from Greece , we all Greek are thirsty for Greek food and sweets, a galaktoboureko and a freddo cappuccino. But at the same time , we wouldn't mind a nice word. Visited with my family on Easter Eve and ordered a Freddo espresso for...

Located opposite to equally good Greek Delicatessen Hellenic Gourmet, this was one of the first Greek bakeries I tried that sold Tsoureki (Sweet leavened bread). They have a large variety of sweet and savoury Greek products. I particularly like the Pontikakia (Chocolate Mice Cakes) that...

Very friendly superb Greek bakery. The low GI bread one of the tastiest I've ever tried. Amazing variety of bread and cakes and even great coffee.

I’m so glad I live nearby. This bakery is just fantastic! Wide range of bread, wide range of savoury crackers and sticks, it is always a discovery. I’m not a sweet tooth but I always find something good to try. Staff is very nice and...

Best bakery place and best coffee by far. Try the sandwiches also try the sweets with syrup. The bread it can last for ten days or more.

You can find all kinds of pastry, sweets and flour products. It's a place that smells of Cyprus. I especially loved the coffee cups and cherry bars.

Terrific bakery with excellent staff. A real plus for the area which is up and coming in so many ways.

What more can you want than a delicious freshly baked feta cheese pastie and a lovely Greek coffee. In fact there's not much about this place not to like. Another great opening in Myddleton road, bravo.

New bakery so our home means we can have fresh bread whenever we want. Variety is great for all occasions. Service and staff are very pleasant and helpful.

I came across this little place after a visit to the dentist. Feeling very sorry for myself I thought I would treat myself to an extra hot latte. The coffee is fab. One of the best ever! The Spinach and Feta pastry was extremely tasty...

This place is a gem on Myddleton road in Bowes park. The selection of bread and cakes is amazing and everything is made freshly. They take card with a minimum spend of £3. It's open early in the morning and closes at 9pm. The coffee...

I went today with my 9 months old daughter again to buy the Tsoureki that we love is a type of sweet bread that we eat with coffee or tea or just like this is amazing and all the road is smelling from far when...