Royal Artisan Bakery in City of London, Westminster

Trovato nei pressi del nostro hotel abbiamo avuto modo di provare i cornetti sia dolci che salate, sia tutto il resto del pasticceria. Super consigliato e di gran lunga preferibile rispetto a tutte le varie catene anche nelle vicinanze. Bravi

Oh my this place was a find. I just exited St James Park underground to visit Buckingham Palace and there it was _ window full of cakes pastries sandwiches I decided to pop in for a coffee and a quick bite There was so much to choose from - all baked fresh - I opted for a Margherita slice (and it was a big slice!!) and a coffee ~It was delicious There is a small area to sit which I did before heading off to the Palace Not sure when I will be back around that area again But I will definitely visit when I do

This bakery is perfection. We were visiting London for the first time and we had breakfast there every day for a week. It was absolutely brilliant and we got to try almost everything-but we loved it all. Be sure to try the apple juice as it is not ordinary, it is freshly squeezed, you can watch them make it, and it is made with green apples. It is so fresh and pure that the juice turns brown after too long, just like an apple (However, this luckily does not change the taste of the delectable juice)! The service was excellent, the bakery was bright and airy, and we found ourselves wishing that we had a Royal Artisan Bakery in our very own town!

Dropped on this place by chance, but so glad we did. Bought a selection of pastries for us all to try and they were all very very nice.

This place is terrible there are mice 🐁 running all over the place and it’s absolutely rotten downstairs where they bake the only time they clean properly is when health and safety are due they use out of date products as well you would be disappointed ☹️ if you see what it’s really like

The Royal Artisan Bakery offers coffees & soft-drinks and a choice of croissants, pastries, sweets, cakes & bread. It is popular with locals as well as by-passers and tourists. Service is in take-out style and staffs are efficient. Visiting the Kensington Quarter, we spotted the bakery and were tempted for sandwich & pastry. You order a at the counter. We went for croissant & ciabatta sandwich. We were not disappointed. The bread is Continental European and very good. The large croissant was so good that we went for another one. Recommended.