Rinkoff Bakeries in Tower Hamlets - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

This is one great coffee shop with superb staff. It's run by this guy Mohammed who's the nicest guy and the light and soul of a party who makes perfect coffee and sandwiches.

Travelled from west London to try out some Danish, wasn't disappointed. Fully recommend. Will pop in again next time im near whitechapel.

Dropped in for some breakfast and had bagels and a toasted sandwich, coffees and frappucino... all super amazing, well recommended.

found this little place in a relative backstreet.the coffee is very good and staff friendly. Try a Crodough but watch out for jam spillage as it oozes everywhere when you attempt to bite in. Rainbow bagels are also quite something. Saw same product elsewhere and it was tacky by comparison with Rinkoffs.

Mi marido me sorprendió con una escapada a Londres por mis 40 años. Encargó por internet la que posiblemente ha sido la mejor tarta de todas. Al aterrizar, fuimos a recogerla, habían seguido a pies juntillas las instrucciones. Buenísima, no podía estar mejor. Ya sería impresionante que me enviaran una a casa, la pena es que creo que no envían fuera de UK. Un 10

Got some take away bread. Great service and delicious food. The bread was soft and beautifully baked, lasted a few days. The cake was great too, not too sweet considering it was a sugar iced cake.

I visited Rinkoff Bakery to try out their famous crodoughs, but unfortunately arrived too early. As I had limited time in the area and couldn't wait, I opted instead for a slice of their rainbow cake rather than wasting my trip. This proved to be an excellent decision, as the cake was delicious! Quite often, I've found that these cakes tend to be style over substance, and the flavour is often compromised for the sake of appearance. Thankfully, this was not the case! The cake was moist, light and delicious, and the buttercream just the right level of sweetness without becoming cloying. I would highly recommend it and can't wait to return to finally try a crodough!

Superb service , amazing produce - look forward to trading with you guys for years to come. Best Wishes - Dan @ The Bradford Street Meat Co.

We had bought bread from here a few years ago but ate here due to not being able to eat at what was, till today our preferred place. But after eating here, we will return and I suspect that this will be our favourite place to eat bagels now. If you drive here, parking can be interesting and it is a walk past other places to eat if you are using public transport and are not in the area. While we were eating and drinking (coffee for me, tea for my wife and juices for the kids) we got to see that they were ticking over with orders being sent by all sorts of delivery services. I can see why as we lived the food. We also bought some cakes which we ate once we got home and they were worth the money. I hope you enjoy eating here as we did.

Came across this busy little bakery and coffee shop whilst wandering around Whitechapel . Worth seeking out and enjoying their pastries and coffee .

Io e mio marito siamo stati qui dietro consiglio di un’amica che vive a Londra. In due abbiamo mangiato: 1 crodought, 1 fetta di Rainbow Cake, 1 fetta di Red Velvet, 1 brownie, 2 succhi d’arancia, 1 caffè americano. Si… amiamo i dolci! Spesa totale: 13£, serviti in negozio! Incredibile… in altri posti abbiamo speso molto di più per mangiare molto meno e con la formula take away, che è la più economica. Le torte erano eccezionali. Fette enormi, ma leggere. Il crodought era coperto di granella di pistacchio e ripieno di caramello. Una delizia per il palato. Chi ama i dolci non può non andare a fare colazione qui almeno una volta! Imperdibile!

Amazing cheesecake, loved the taste and texture - so light. Very simple yet extremely delicious. A lovely little bakery with a great history. Would recommend highly.

The cheesecake is a must people, absolutely fab. Think you,ve tried Jewish cheesecake in brick lane. Well then you must try it here. The best ever, no comparison to brick lane. 5 star every time. Mmmm 😅

Rinkoff's is fantastic. Their cronuts/crodoughs are to die for, the employees are lovely and I now buy my bread from here weekly rather than at the supermarket

I follow their account on Insta and my goodness was it worth the trip. I follow various food accounts on Insta and being a London local I wanted to try their version of a hybrid doughnut and croissant. I like both separately but together... 😍 The texture of the crodough was sublime. I bought the chocolate babka as well. This deserves major props but on this visit it was over-shadowed by the deliciousness of the crodough. This haven of freshly baked yum, there are loads of other options, is a short walk away from Whitechapel or Stepney Green station. It's smaller and less slick than other big name bakeries but it has been around for longer and isn't so gimmicky. It also relies on the quality of the products, rather than the hip location or slick interior design. Delicious!

The bagles were tasty, they have lovely crodoughs, and the staff was very nice. I will definitely come back!

Esto también Enders reales donde ir por sus bagels el pan y panecillos son siempre genial.este lugar ha estado allí desde que puedo recordar

I was walking past the area, and noticed just off Mile End Road (A11) at Jubilee Street, a short queue of people waiting in the courtyard area - so I went to investigate.I was pleasantly surprised to find a traditional bakery and patisserie shop. I am always up for a doughnut, so I feasted with my eyes with what they labelled "crodough". I tried the Toffee apple crumble crodoughs and it was very tasty - much much better than Dunkin's or the large supermarkets. It was unique texture and taste, and I very much enjoyed it. I would of had another one, but I need to watch my weight.If you are in the area, it is definitely worth a visit, and you could judge for yourself. But it gets my vote.

Went on a family reminiscence day out as my wife's parents used to run the Blind Beggar in Whitechapel. Found Rinkoff's in a back lane and my brother in law said that it used to be really good in thew seventies. Excellent news, he was right. Salt beef beigals were excellent, both fresh and filling, crodoughs are legendary and for a reason!! Coffee was great and really pleasant. Helpful staff who would stand and chat with you. Make up your own mind about price. We personally did not think that four coffees, two salt beef beigals and five mini pastries were badly priced at £13.

This is their small cafe, but the larger bakery shop is located just off whitechapel road. Their pastries and desserts are nice.My workplace orders pastries from their main bakery every friday. These are so nice -- muffins, and I love the almond pastry. I tried a crodough at their Vallance road shop, but it wasn't to my liking… I think I prefer these two pastries to be separate. I prefer the whitechapel road branch as I found them to be friendlier.

i visited Rinkoffs bakery in Jubilee Street on a busy Friday morning and bought a variety of freshly baked items, a raspberry cronut, black rye bread,cheesecake and begels and platzels at reasonable prices and looked forward to eating them at home but also walked over to their cafe on Vallance Road for a tasty filled roll with tea - the guy there made the tea at my request with lemon juice and honey! A really traditional bakery with many updated adaptations and innovations of bakery favourites. Will certainly call again. The staff were very helpful and on enquiry gave me the bakery booklet with all the items they make illustrated.

This bakery is just off the main Whitechapel Road in East London. Not far from where the Cray Brothers lived. Bagels and rolls with some cake mostly available. But at what cost. Cakes are kept from day to day and bagels are frozen for next day use if not sold.Fillings are kept in the chiller over night.Nothing cooked on site just bought in.

Living in Gibraltar I don't get to go to London that often and have read about Rinkoff's history for years. Last week I got my wish, not only did I get some pastries from the Vallance Road branch on the Friday afternoon, I also walked over to the Jubilee Street bakery early on the Sunday morning and tried a caramel crodough. We were even served coffee by the man behind the counter and sat outside enjoying every mouthful. My friend had a regular croissant which I took a bite out of (had to be done) and all-in-all I was totally satisfied. The loaves of bread and beigels looked equally tantalizing but I had to fly home. I will be back!

Old school bakery. Nice coffee, but the Danishs tend to be drowned in icing