Bread By Bike Cafe

Susan Cropper★★★★★

Beast bread and croissants!!! We first heard of Bread by Bike when eating at French Society in West Hampstead. We asked where it was from as it was so good. When we went we bought their classic bread and a few croissants. Both were extraordinary! Best croissants we have ever had - buttery, chewy and light. And the bread is great of course. Highly recommend.

Eva K★★★★★

The best bread and cinnamon/cardamon buns in London! I found them chasing the cinnamon rolls served in a few local cafes. They have a very nice 2in1 bakery and cafe complex. The cafe is light and spacious. They serve cakes, pastry, breakfast and lunch meals, cold and hot drinks. The bakery has bigger choice of pastry than the cafe and it’s not a problem to bring it to the cafe - worth checking as for example almond croissants are fantastic. I had a cardamon bun and I loved it. Made in Scandinavian style and full of flavours. The coffee is good too and they have a few milk alternatives. The stu

wiesiom x★★★★

Interesting business concept. Company has two permises next to each other. Bakery and coffee shop. If you want to seat inside coffee shop is right place. If you want to buy coffee to go so bakery is for you. They use Ozone coffee roastery beans. Flat white £3.80 for 6oz cup seems to be good price. Nice and smooth but aftertaste doesn't last enough long. On a scale 1 to 10 I'd give it 7 points.

Dario Ferro★★★★★

Bread by Bike is definitely one of the best cafés in London that I have visited. The combination of a café and a bakery two shops in one is truly a winning formula. In the café, you can enjoy excellent coffee or cappuccino, the result of a careful selection of blends (I’m Italian and I know good coffee!). They also serve delicious sandwiches and dishes, all freshly prepared with great care in the kitchen. The bakery, in addition to various croissants (the almond ones are truly outstanding), bakes fresh bread every day honestly, the best I have found in London (and I’ve been living here for abo