Miel Bakery in Camden

この日は朝一からWarren Street駅から程近くにあるMiel Bakeryは🥐🥐へ 旅行決めた時からチェックしてて ずっと行きたかったお店💕 何度も写真で見た外観やからもう感無量〜笑 香ばしい匂いのする店内へ。 先客ありで、少し待つ。 地元で人気のお店なのか ひっきりなしにお客さんがやって来る。 コーヒー☕️購入して 隣のスペースで食べてる人も居た。 ケーキや焼き菓子もあったけど ピスタチオのエスカルゴと お惣菜系のパンを購入。 ホテル戻ってから食べたけど まだサックサクやって めちゃ美味しかった😋💕 もっと買っておけばよかった〜 って思ったけど そんなに食べる時間が無かったから ２つで丁度良かったのかも😁 ちなみに２つで¥2,000ちょっと。 今回はほんとに 物価の高さには驚きっぱなしやった

This bakery is outstanding. The chocolate pistachio escargot was fantastic. The daily special was a fig walnut square (see picture) and it was absolutely phenomenal. The latte was good. The mushroom garlic emental (escargot?) was great as well. The neighborhood of Fitzrovia was great to walk through. The staff were fine, but could be a bit friendlier, I didn’t get a welcoming, service-oriented vibe from any of them.

loved the Galette Des Rois I had here at the beginning of this year!

Visited this neighbour cafe on a weekend morning. Very busy, but luckily we had got a seat to dine in. Don't know why many bees were flying around in the shop...quite disturbing. We ordered Pain Au Chocolat, Madeleine, Raspberry & Pistachio Cake and Latte. My favourite one is Pain Au Chocolat!

Had a tart and chocolate croissant. Both were melt in the mouth delicious.

Probé esta panadería después de verla en las redes sociales. Tomé chocolate y pastel de pistacho. Fue bueno, sobre 7 / 10. Sin embargo, el precio era ridículo. 50 ! Después de mirar el menú parece que todo tiene un precio de aproximadamente £ 2 más de lo que debería ser. Es demasiado caro.

I tried the cardamom bun and was nice. A bit dry, but good

Quiet and comfy place, looks awesome, staff very knowledgeable and friendly! Tried the famous pistachio swirl and it was quite good! Also had a chai latte that was okay, I prefer it more spicy but I could feel the good ingredients quality! Only giving three stars because the swirl had a pistachio shell that I bit and hurt my teeth 😭! Accidents happen, but it is unexpected for a premium pastry. But even after the incident I’m tempted to go back. Edit: they came back to me and offered to replace the pastry because of the incident, this shows respect and consideration for the clients. Highly recommend!

Busy. Worth the experience and pastry if you're walking nearby

Lovely and relaxed spot for a coffee & croissant while reading - will definitely come back!

Incredible pastries, best in London? Amazing coffee. But service is agonisingly slow, they make one. coffee. at. a. time. oblivious to the massive queue, so prepare to wait.

Disappointing. The croissants were fresh but lacked flavour and texture. I've had better supermarket croissants. Other pastries were stale and hard. Better quality ingredients are needed. Given the high prices, the products need to be better.

Need dessert for after dinner. Stopped by this bakery on my way home. They still had a large selection of items to take out. The staff was helpful and friendly.

As great as everything else looks please try the canelé. It's rare to find them and the one sold here is perfect!

The pastries I tried were amazing! I definitely recommend the Kouigns, croissants and pistachio swirls! The croissant was very buttery and flakey, and wonderful even the second day. The swirl won’t taste very strongly of pistachio but more of choco, so keep that in mind. The kouign had a lovely caramelized crust that hit the spot perfectly after my long day. I definitely appreciated the staffs’ help and explanations on how everything tasted, they had great recommendations.

Very cute little bakery with insanely good pastries!!! Delicious ❤️

Un poco decepcionante. Tal vez solo porque habíamos visto este lugar aparecer tan frecuentemente en las redes sociales y esperábamos algo un poco mejor que el promedio bueno. El par de pasteles que pedimos estaban bien - aunque el croissant de almendras (y sí, sé que dicen que necesitan usar croissants rancios) en realidad era algo desagradable de comer - en que no solo estaba seco, era casi insípido. Los tamaños de café son ridículamente pequeños.

Had a canelé with flat white. So good! Thank you for brightening up my day!

Was so excited to visit here as they are one of the few places in London that sell canelés. Sadly I have never been more disappointed by a bakery in my entire life! The canelé was £4 to take-out, stale, burnt, and an awful texture (so hollow also?). It completely lacked the delicious centre one was craving!

Always brilliant. The most authentic, wonderful bakery in London.

Tried the fabulously looking pistachio praline swirls and so much disappointment. The pastry was denser than I'd expected, chocolate taste overpowered pistachio (4 of us who tried it all agreed on that) and the worst part - one of the swirls had a piece of pistachio shell in it. Absolutely unacceptable in any food you're serving to customers, but especially at this price point! Would ask for a refund if it wasn't a takeaway

Nice and cozy pastry shop, everything was very good. Great taste and lamination of the dough.

I bought the wholewheat bread, and I really enjoyed it

Fantastic place with fantastic people. I've heard a lot about it from my friends, and finally got a chance to visit. It's wonderful!

Welcoming team, delicious coffee and pastries

Very overpriced for pret like coffee and an ok pastry. Over 10 pounds for just those two.

The bakery has fresh and fluffy baked goods. The two best have pistachio and spinach, which is very delicious. I mean, I usually go back to it, but the shop is small and in the heat of the place. It is suitable for taking on a cup. Black coffee comes with excellent matcha, but not once. Excellent cappuccino without sugar. The price is negotiable.

If you are a big fan of cardamom bun you must try this over here 😍

Delicious, flakey pastries. Not too sweet, very fresh.

High quality pastry. Canele crispy outside and soft inside. Pricey though..

Valrhona chocolate cookie is sickly sweet. No balance between the sweetness and buttery. Too much chocolate and had metallic taste after. Awful coffee.

He received praise and became sincerely worthy of it 👌 Everything is delicious and the baked goods are another matter. 🌟🌟🌟

Not too bad! It's so and so. If you want something well worth it, then the croissants are the best items on the menu. The decaf, not so much. You've got your amazing bits and you're not 100% bits, such as the chocolate filled items. The Palmer's weren't my favourite 😔 overall, definitely give it a shot.

Over hyped London bakery, been multiple times to try different things as everyone raves about it - but all their options are failry underwhelming, especially given the price.

Miel bakery is probably one of my favourite bakeries in London! It's so conveniently located right behind Warren Street tube station (it's also on my route to the office if I'm coming from Manchester) so I love stopping here to pick up a delicious pastry. I usually take away so can't speak for the sit-in experience, but it's never busy when I come in the late morning and the staff are always friendly and smiling. They have a lot of different options both sweet and savoury, but I always go for a sweet treat. My favourite so far has been the hazelnut gianduja pain au chocolate (pictured). Definitely on my top spots for bakes and pastries when I'm in London!

It was below my expectations. The dough texture is bread-like. The seating area was a little stuffy. Prices are a little expensive for these products.

Top quality bread, pastry, and cakes. Expensive, but a great treat.

Small but beautiful bakery in its simplicity. The baked goods speak for themselves, an amazing sweet selection of traditional French pastries along with more universal options. The savoury selection is not the emphasis but it has some deliciously looking feta spinach parcels as well as sausage rolls. Great strong coffee and terribly flavourful chai, attentive staff is the cherry on the top. Fully recommend.

I recently discovered this place near work on recommendation from a colleague. This place sells some of the best tasting pastries however they are at an elevated price point. I understand that the ingredients are quality and therefore this is reflected in the price. The coffee is really good and there is a good selection. I had the chocolate mousse bun and it was divine. At £6.50 it is a treat for once in a while but I will definitely be back.

I come here at least once a week to grab a pastry on my way to work. I always enjoy my purchases but what lets Miel down is the extremely slow service during rush hour. They lose much custom because of this. People come in, wait and then leave.

Delicious! Definitely worth developing a daily pastry fix.

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Pear and rosemary tart was absolutely amazing

Their croissants were very delicious. Soft and fresh 🫠🩵

Hours before our flight, my wife and I indulged ourselves in a pain au chocolat and a pistachio swirl croissant from Miel Bakery. Each bite was a delightful dance of flaky pastry and rich, luscious fillings—pure bliss! Must try!!!

One of the best in London. I was mesmerize by their pain suisse. All the other pastries were top notch, perfectly made.

I got the chocolate almond croissant for take away - there’s limited seating in the bakery but there’s a nice park area nearby. The croissant was amazing, I’d definitely get it again. They had a big selection even though I went around 4pm.

excellent quality bakery, where croissants and bread taste of france and the buns beat the danish to their own game. limited seating, no loo.

Decent bakery, beautiful display and quality of baked goods were top notch. Fairly busy when I visited but staff were moving quickly. I tried the Pain Suisse and slightly underwhelming to be completely honest, but would return and try something savoury next time.

This bakery has popped up as one to visit, not too far from Euston. There was no queue when I visited and opted for the pistachio swirl (which was a bit disappointing - fairly dry and the chocolate overpowered the pistachio) and a chocolate bun with a pecan praline (which was amazing). There was not much choice in savoury options as I was hoping for something to go with all the sweet pastry!

One of the best pastry spot in London.

Decent croissant, horrible coffee !!!! 7.50£

Miel Bakery is a must-visit in London. Delicious baked goods, friendly staff, and a warm atmosphere. Highly recommend!

What a place, as their name says, this is pure honey. Excellent pastry and bread. Lovely service and cozy atmosphere. Try the palmier!

Phenomenal! We are staying on Warren Street and I’ve walked past this bakery 10 times. I was so glad that we finally stopped. I had a vanilla latte that was in a top two coffees I’ve had in London. The ham and cheese croissant was to die for. We had the quiche as well. It was pretty good, but I prefer my quiche hot over cold. They were willing to heat it, but didn’t want to heat it up hot it would lose its shape. This is a wonderful place. I would recommend that you stop.

Absolutely incredible bakery, very happy to have found it. Great coffee too

In general terms I didn't think their products were very good. I tried the cinnmon bun and the truth is that it barely had any flavor, it was basically a large sweet bread dough with a little cinnamon. I think there are better places in London for the same price.

Energising coffee with delicious baked food

Best croissants in Fitzrovia!!!

Hmm... I've visited Miel numerous times and the goods have always been delicious, but I left totally stunned today! You know when you pay for something in a daze because it's so expensive but you're embarrassed to ask any questions, and are questioning your own sanity too? That's what happened. I got a tiramisu, which was dreamy, and in line with other prices I've paid across London. I also got an alphonso mango tart, which was miniature, maybe 2 inches in diameter, and a hazelnut choux, which came up on the register as a Paris Brest, despite being maybe a third of the size (think very small, croquembouche sized puff). For these three items I paid nearly £20... the tart was £6 something and the little puff was the same. Yikes... Just the other day I was reading reviews of Miel and thought that surely people were just not used to London prices, but my goodness, for these two small items (exclusing the tiramisu), I was astounded. And that is because they were the only two items with no prices on them... a strange lack of transparency. The tart was ok but the pastry was going soggy, the cream was nice but just vanilla, and the mango was tasty but drying out. Choux puff was delicious and had a nice salty hazelnut puree in as well as the hazelnut mousse, but the pain I feel in my bank account is real. I don't mind paying for quality, but for the size of these items, the prices just did not add up and frankly I'm wounded... especially due to the lack of prices for them on the display. Very odd! I've attached a photo of the empty plate where the choux bun was, and the remaining alphonso tarts...

I used to be a regular at Miel and loved their kouign-amann, which were some of the most delicious pastries I've had. HOWEVER, the quality is very inconsistent, as sometimes the pastries are under or over-baked, and the taste completely different. Moreover, the service almost always feels very rushed and unfriendly. During my most recent visit, I was the only person left in line, but was ignored and left standing for a very long time while the staff member prioritized doing little odd jobs. She should've taken my order first instead of leaving me to stand there. It was getting to the point of being very awkward. Finally she turned to me and I pointed to a specific pastry I wanted, but she ignored my request to give me a very obviously burnt one. I did not feel valued as a patron at all, and the burnt pastry obviously did not taste nice. Unfortunately, I have not returned to Miel since then.

Great bakery with interesting pastries. We had the bun with chocolate mousse and pecan praline, which was tasty and had nice flaky pastry, although a bit hard to eat as it was massive. We also had the pistachio chocolate swirl, also with great flaky pastry and a good balanced flavour. I tried their fig leaf latte which I had never had before, it really did taste and smell like fig leaves! It was a bit grainy in texture though.

Tried the pistachio swirl, think it’s a little overpriced… it was nice but still Went there the second time, tried the basque cheesecake, it was amazing!!! Would definitely go back for that!!

The best bakery in London, i tried everything but i'm still obsessed with the almonds croissant ❤️

Today I visited Miel Bakery, which I have visited several times before, and it was wonderful as usual. It's always a pleasure to see what items they have for sale currently (I spend the whole queue time trying to see!) and their coffee is excellent. My partner particularly loved their cinnamon buns and I found the madeleines so light and fluffy. There was a queue quite early on a bank holiday Monday when most of London was not awake yet, which is a solid indicator of a bakery that has multiple repeat visitors! You do need to wait, but it's definitely worth the wait.

Lovely pastries (especially the sourdough and cardamon buns) but it's pricey (which I guess reflects the area). My go to when I'm in the area

Visited on weekday morning, always busy with queue. Few seats inside and outside, around 10 mins wait for drinks as only 2 staff. Matcha is smooth but not strong enough. Good quality pastries

Miel bakery serves some of the best croissants I had in London. I visited on a Wednesday morning, and it was already busy, people were getting their pastry and coffee before going to work. There are some seats inside (please note it gets very stuffy and warm inside) and outside but limited. It is more of a grab and go place. The croissant was delicious, buttery and flaky. The coffee I had was also decent!

One of the best bakeries in London I think. The pistachio thing was amazing. I wish they had more seating and better coffee.

A tad pricey and mediocre quality

Way overrated and too expensive for what you get

a small coffee and a pastry 11£, nothing has price so you don't find out till you're on the checkout/til, which makes me not want to go back to be honest. But bakery was one of the best I've tried in London.

Although I have always loved classic British desserts such as apple pie and custard I was never a great fan of desserts in my youth. That all changed when I moved to France and fell in love with French patisserie. Since coming back to London I am always on the lookout for proper French patisseries which are not easy to find. The Miel bakery is one such place that does things the right way. For a start even at 10 am there was a queue outside which is always a good sign. I tried the Pain au Chocolat and a latte which were both fabulous especially the Pain au Chocolat which was pillowy crisp on the outside and full of Chocolat. I also purchased a takeaway of Paris Bresse and a Chocolate cake which went down a storm at home, and although I would have preferred a fresh cream filling for the Paris Bresse they were both beautifully crafted and tasted great. I would definitely recommend this place and look forward to going back again

Cute bakery with great coffee and cookies!

Best sausage roll I’ve ever had!

Canele is really good here!! Only thing is theres no toilet

Good food but staff not efficient, takes ~15min to serve less than 10 customers

Unfortunately the service was far from perfection. Pain au chocolate had little chocolate inside. On the other hand, roll with pistachio was very good but the prices are a little bit to high.

A cute little café. Good location, 2 outside seating tables. Great staff, knowledgable. If you're looking for very attractive and instagramable food, Miel bakery is the place to visit. However for sheer 'wow' flavour, perhaps this isn't the best place. Over £6 for one small mango tartlet with egg custard which didn't taste of much at all. Quite expensive. Their chocolate varieties are tasty though. Probably come here for a treat, but possibly not feasible for an everyday visit for the average bakery-goer.

Tasty pastries and cakes, loved the pecan nuts and rosemary one. Bread is also good! The location is very small so I recommend taking it away rather than seating in. Prices are fair.

A beautiful, little, cute cafe serving one of the best baked cheesecake 🧀, enjoyed it so much a cup of coffee ☕️, so delightful and relaxing it was. Just loved it, so highly recommended.

I undeniably LOVE this bakery. Cant go to London without a visit to Miel. Pain Suisse is my go to and its always delicious. Tried their kouign-amann this time and after Berlin's Albatross its the tastiest, crunchiest K-A Ive ever had. Get your pastry fix in Miel and head over to Qima for coffee, match made in heaven.

Somebody who fell for the advertising of this "famous" bakery said it was supposed to be one of the best... A normal tasting croissant not even fresh, Pret á Manger level coffee in a crammed charmless wall box with a window...Not coming back for sure...

Miel is such a special place! It has a very nice vibe; the staff is very friendly, clam and helpful. The pastries are incredibly tasty with perfect textures, flavours and very high quality ingredients. The coffee is also very good so I would definitely recommend having a nice breakfast in this place if you are around :)

The Pain au Suisse was really fresh and well balanced. We also enjoyed the hot chocolate and oat chai latte. Will visit again!

OH MY GOSH. This place has some of the freshest, most unique and incredible pastries. I tried the pistachio swirl, chocolate mousse croissant, palmier and brought a loaf of sourdough. All of the pastries were divine and the sourdough was perfect and stayed fresh for 2-3 days. Truly one of the best bakeries in London, a must-try if in the city

24 Apr 2024 Valrhona mocha £4 - pretty good, 8/10 Pistachio swirl £6.50 - not quite fresh even at 1040am, but nice, 7.5/10 2023 canele (£4) was rather steep and the chain latte (£3.50) wasn't remarkable. maybe come at 12-1pm next time to get the canele hot.

Loved the pistachio swirl croissant! Will definitely be returning to try some others - everything looked amazing.

Absolutely love this place! The quality of the bakery is beyond this World! Highly recommend everyone who loves bakery to pay a visit to Miel! They have a ton of option and their Canelé is divine! Definitely going back soon!

Very good neighborhood bakery with French influences. It is located in a quiet little alley, there are 2 small tables outside to sit. There are several pastries available, they all tempt you! On weekends there are also pastries on offer.

This place is an OG of London’s bakery scene but I’ve never been before! 🤯 Miel bakery is a relatively small, cute bakery and there were always people queing when I went on a sunny Sunday morning (the queue moves super quick so don't worry) 😉 . I tried three of their pastries and they have so many to pick from including savoury ones, cookies, cakes and even fresh bread 🍞🥖 . What I tried and recommend: 🥐Chocolate Bun - if you are a chocoholic, this one is filled to the brim! 🥐Pistachio and Chocolate Swirl -  just the right amount of sweetness, intense pistachio flavour 🥐Palmier Biscuit - super crispy coated in sweet sugary glaze . 📍Location: Warren street 🚇Closest station: Euston square or Great Portland Street Barons court 💰Price: £6 Chocolate Bun £6.50 Pistachio and Chocolate Swirl £2.80 Palmier Biscuit £2.50 Espresso £3.50 Flat white £5.00 Hot Chocolate

Delicious Pistachio Swirl, a bit pricey, but worth trying if you are around the area.

This bakery sits near my hospital and I passed by it everyday to work. I never understand the hype. A croissant is nearly£4 and cinnamon bun is £4.2. I used to get one purely for convenience but the taste? I prefer M&S bakery, never mind their cinnamon bun is £1.6 and to die for.

This place had been on my list for a while to try the pistachio chocolate swirl that costs £6.50. I was disappointed, the pistachio lacked flavour and I could only taste the chocolate

Money can't buy happiness... except at Miel where you can get PURE JOY in the form of delicious pistachio swirls, best pain au chocolat of London or beautiful canelés. So many amazing products to chose from - the hardest part is to decide what to get! Can't wait for my next visit :)

Introduced Kouign Amann to my friend with the freshly baked one from Miel. Enough to say that he went back for another and started looking for more! The pistacio chocolate escagot also surprised me. It has nice flaky layers and generous filling. Sadly, the pain au chocolat was not at the same standard as the other two.

Les viennoiseries sont très bonnes et il y a du choix. Les viennoiseries sont généreuses. Je ne mets pas 5 étoiles car je trouve néanmoins que c’est un peu cher et dommage qu’il n’y a que très peu de places pour consommer sur place. Le café et chocolat chaud sont également très bons. Mais je recommande cet endroit !

The pastries are very good and there is a choice. The pastries are generous. Too bad it's a bit expensive though. Few places to eat on site. The coffees and hot chocolates are also very good. Not very far from St Pancras station, it's worth the detour. I recommend.

The place is understaffed and severely overpriced. For example, a small ham and cheese croissant is £6.5… They don’t clean tables, there were out of plates and instead of tissue they have a big roll of the cheapest paper towel for you to grab it yourself…

Service was good but nothing I bought tasted nice, which is super sad because I was very excited to try Miel. The chocolate tart was tiny, and unfortunately, the taste didn't justify the steep price. Also, the biscuit part of the tart wasn't great. The pecan cookie was another disappointment, and though my family loves cookies anything with chocolate and nuts, no one could stomach it. The madeleines were kinda dry and there was some sort of perhaps coconut flavour. In any case, they just didn't taste the way a madeleine should (I'm French so I know what I'm talking about) and they were overcooked. In the end, everything I bought ended up in the bin. Even the kids at home didn't like it. I love desserts and I don't mind paying what most people would consider high price for it. I've tried other bakeries in London where prices would make some people flinch. But it was the first time where I felt like everything I bought was inferior to what I could've purchased from a place like Marks and Spencer, in particular the cookies. The bakery is French-influenced. However, to me, there was nothing French about the taste or something close to it. In all honesty, I felt like the owner/ cook should visit France and actually try what is being sold in bakeries or visit other bakeries in London who sell similar products at similar price point. This being said the bakery is very popular and has very good reviews on Google, so although my family and I were personally disappointed, others may like what the bakery offers! So I would still recommend people to give the bakery a try. EDIT - 07/04/24 I can see that the owner responds to every single negative review, including mine. While I understand that she and her team put their heart and soul into her business and that it hurts bad when someone openly doesn't like what one produces, it's really inappropriate to respond to a customer and try to tell them how they should think and feel and what they should say. Arguing with me over how I should feel about the cookies and madeleines and what not is not productive as it will not change my opinion. The issue isn't the coconut flavour or using brown butter or what not, it's just that it didn't taste good, to me and my family. Same for the cookies and the tart. Sure, the cookies are bestseller, but it doesn't change the fact that we didn't like it and that personally I found that there was no real flavour of chocolate or pecan. I would advise the owner to avoid looking at reviews if she's unable to remain neutral because it's impossible for everyone to like your products. That's just the reality of running a business, especially a food business. You will not find a single restaurant and bakery shop anywhere in the world that doesn't have a bad review. It's also very unfortunate that the owner is trying to accuse me of racism. In my review I actually said "French-influenced", and I maintain that nothing I tasted reminded me of France or was even close to similar bakeries in London who are equally French-influenced. Once again, telling me about your education and background won't change MY opinion. Leaving the French influence thing aside, the bottom line is no one in my household liked what I bought. Full stop. Ultimately, I paid for the food as a treat to myself and my family. It wasn't given to me. So I have a right to share my opinion, whether it pleases the owner or not. Also, I ended my original review by saying that I would still recommend people to give the bakery a try as though we were disappointed, they may like it. The fact that the owner still responded the way she did just shows a real lack of business acumen, and really I hope that she will take my review as constructive criticism and learn from this.