Café Le Cordon Bleu

“Amazing pastries, delicious sandwiches, well made coffee.”

Resident Adviser★★

I wanted to test the food ahead of my birthday as I wanted to get my cakes from here. I did not expect to see so few entrements in the display. Lots of options for gluten free, vegan etc. The panini bread looked like it was from Booker Wholesale or Brakes, all uniform with the tell tale grill marks on them. The ciabatta rolls were homemade. The cake I had was made the day before, it had MON in block capitals underneath the cake board. The other cake had a very bitter taste of vanilla and the icing sugar had dissolved on the topping, another cake that was not fresh. This place was nothing short

Kevin★★★★★

Stopped in on the way to the British Museum for a light lunch. Very tasty ciabatta and baguettes and quick service. It was our wedding anniversary and one of the staff, Lionel, kindly gave us a complementary piece of the delicious chocolate cake. Would recommend.

Charalambos B.★★★★

I visited the Cordon Bleu Café and had a positive experience. The staff was really thoughtful, which I highly appreciated! I tried the apricot, honey, and lavender tart, and it was really good! I enjoyed the flavors, especially the lavender, which was delightful. The biscuit was a liiiittle bit dry but nothing too crazy. The prices of the pastries were good for London (though the croissant and pain au chocolat were a bit expensive at £4 and £4.50). The inside of the café isn't particularly beautiful, but the outside seating area is cuter, which is nice.

Joe C★★★★

Delicious food with great price. Service was also amazing. I wish the setting isn’t so much like a school canteen with white lights.