Fabrique Bakery Hoxton

The place is known for there cinnamon bun - and they deserve the reputation. I tried there famous cinnamon bun. It is slightly chewy, feels glazed with some crispy sugar crystals on the top. Perfect way to start a Sunday. Only downside: could’ve have been slightly more moist, but likely personal preference here. Likely one of the best cinnamon buns in the city.

Delicious though not transcendent. They make a mean cinnamon bun here, coffee can be strong, limited seating within smell shot of some bins. Staff is friendly, offering recommendations, selection is varied, experience is not hurried and generally quiet.

I loved the ambiance of eating right in the working area/kitchen, so lovely and lively. The 2 nut pastries we had were fantastic, plus the flaky croissant was delicious. I can’t wait to go back.

A taste of Stockholm in London! A really lovely, cosy bakery in Hoxton. We arrived at noon and all of the cinnamon buns had gone and there were only a few things left but what we did have was lovely. Soft, chewy buns and great cardamom flavour. Tasty coffee too. On the expensive side but friendly and nice seating in the sunshine too!

Good morning from a lovely little corner, suitable for grabbing a coffee and breakfast on the way and if you have time to sit down for a drink and a bite to eat in peace. The smiling and friendly young people of the staff will put you in a good mood, and the food and drinks will give you the strength to overcome the stress of everyday life. I've been living 5 minutes from the cafe for a month now, but I'm always in a rush for the overground and it never occurred to me to look to the right where Fabrique is. Take a look because the quality of the items on offer is definitely worth it ❤️. Buying a surprise bag from the To Good to Go app brought me here. Exactly for 3.39 you get your breakfast and bread...delicious, like homemade and tempting (despite my diet :)) Enjoy ❤️ I recommend!

The danish bakery that I will be dreaming of when thousands of miles away. As you walk the street the sweet smell of butter and freshly baked bread pulls you in. Every single item is delicious but the cardamom and the hazelnut buns are absolutely heavenly. If you are around (or even if you are not) do yourself a favor and get some delicious pastry you won’t forget.

Fab cardamon bun. It’s expensive, but what isn’t these days! Proper chunks of cardamon make this the best around for miles. Lovely rustic bakery too, much more atmospheric than the other locations.

Great spot for delicious baked and coffee. Friendly staff. Known for the cardamom, cinnamon buns. There’s another shop in Covent Garden but this is the original place where they bake everything. Highly recommended.

I'll admit it. I have a bit of a sweet tooth. And I know that Americans can go a little overboard with how saccharine some of our sweets are and I know that I shouldn't use the icing-topped cinnamon roll at IKEA as a baseline (are they even sold at IKEAs outside of the U.S.?)... But the cinnamon buns at Fabrique are utterly delectable, whether you're more attuned to American or Swedish cinnamon buns. With a subtle sweetness to them and a light cinnamon coating (and, as some of the Yelp reviews here suggest, a dash of cardamom), the cinnamon bun was even better than the ones I've had in Sweden. I found the cinnamon buns very reasonably priced at £2.50 each. (That means you can treat yourself to a well-deserved cup of coffee or take some more to take home!) Though the hipster Shoreditch reclaimed garage interior might have suggested otherwise, the employees were extremely friendly and not aloof at all. (And that being said, the design aesthetic is admittedly pretty cool and very appropriate for a bakery on an unsuspecting street down from Hoxton Station.) Be sure to stop by on a Sunday after perusing the flowers at Columbia Road Flower Market!

Their cinnamon bun is INCREDIBLE! Not overly sweet and has such a beautiful moist bread texture almost like challah texture. It was about 5/6 USD$ the staff was SO friendly, small little shop but big taste buds! We went to two different locations and both delivered in taste! You will not regret coming here!

Excellent pastries and coffee! Got the blueberry bun and almond bun. Both were divine :)

Nice bakery at a 2 minutes walk from Hoxton station. I had the Cinnamon Bun which was really good, with a nice taste of cinnamon and not exaggeratedly sweet.

Having only just discovered Fabrique on Portobello Road I was happy for an excuse to try the Hoxton mothership of this small chain of Swedish bakeries. While the former branch is minimalist in design and portfolio, the latter has even less frills and feels more like a factory. Which sort of makes sense as it is located in some railway arches in a side street which would have been used as a garage or timber yard till fairly recently. Not sure if they always have metal shelves in the middle of the space, but the indoors cafe area is not at all inviting with just four small tables lined up against one wall - with the sales counter opposite. Luckily today was a surprisingly warm March day and we were happy to grab one of the outdoor tables. I guess this is where all that lovely bread is baked, and those buns. I tried the cinnammon variety today and was surprised at how juice a pastry can be - just perfect. So was the coffee.

I really like a good boulangerie meal, regardless of the time of day(which sometimes makes quite an unorthodox impression). And so I visited Fabrique on a cloudy Saturday afternoon guided as usual by My Fellow Yelpers to check if they are really this good. They are. Tragically missing the famous cardamon bun (classically the guy in front of me snatched the last two) I was delighted to find out that they also add cardamon to their cinnamon and vanilla buns. Especially with the latter it makes a huge difference in counterbalancing the obvious sweetness for a more complex and refined taste. Apart from the buns I was very impressed by the apricot-hazelnut bread which was absolutely stuffed with these goodies! Absolutely fine to have on its own. 5 all the way

Not a massive fan of their coffee but their buns are awesome. Whether you go with cinnamon, cardamom or vanilla you're in for a treat. They're big and beautiful and filling. Even their sandwiches, made with their own amazing bread, are worth a try. Plus this location, tucked under a railway arch behind the Geffrye Museum, is as cute as it gets.

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Cleanliness: 4/5 Decor & Style: 3/5 They made Cardamom rolls a dream! After having a Cardamom roll I can now never taste a cinnamon roll the same again knowing that there is a Cardamom roll somewhere out there in London. The physical aspect of this place is quite odd as I feel like i'm in a modern garage in the middle of an alley.

Cute bakery with a great aesthetic and delicious baked goods. We got their famous cardamom bun (which was incredible) as well as the breakfast sandwich which was also very tasty. They serve coffee too which we also enjoyed.

Dang. Another bakery where I don't understand the hype, though I am quite picky with bakeries. After reading all the reviews on both the cardamom and cinnamon roll, I had to have one of each and was disappointed by both. Just not enough flavor for me and both rolls were on the dry side.

If you've read my reviews you know that I have a deep, passionate love for carb-y things. And coffee. And Fabrique addresses both of these loves. In - *wait for it* - a Scandi-influenced environment under the arches of the railway. I mean, have you been looking at my Pinterest boards? This is basically: ALL MY INTERESTS IN ONE. Fabrique is open 7 days a week (different weekend hours, though) and I've never been there when it was terribly busy. It's a bakery (as in: you see people working there, and placing things on racks and *making all the things*) more than it is a cafe; there are 3 or 4 small tables inside and, on warmer days, some metal chairs and tables outside as well. That said, with the garden of the Geffrye just around the corner, I view Fabrique as more of a "takeaway" than a "hunker down and read/work/do things" kinda bakery. Oh, you're interested in the actual baked goods, you say? I was just keeping you in suspense. Here we dough! I mean, erm...here we *go*: Fabrique does bread, it does sweet pastries, and it does a small selection of prepared sandwiches (e.g., smoked salmon, some cheese and fig; simple, but special). Given its Swedish heritage a must-have are the kardamomma bulle (did I get that right?); a sweet dough twisted around with the distinct flavouring of cardamom. Although the top has some sugar/glaze, they are surprisingly not overly sweet. I adore these, and recommend everyone go for 'em, even though they are a slightly steep 2.50/each. Other skews on the classic are cinnamon buns and vanilla buns; try if ye must, but I really do strongly encourage the cardamom option. Another option with a Scandi-twist: the semmelbuns. Oh wait, let me pull one up from Fabrique's own Instagram feed: https://instagram.com/p/zKSfygDIXh/?taken-by=fabriquebakery These are basically sweet (but, again, not *overly* so) kaiser buns filled with a soft cream. Ok, ok, I'm burying the lead here: the star? The bread at Fabrique. A dark rye, plain or with options like studded with cranberries. Seeded bread. Levain baguette. And the most most perfect bread for toasting called, appropriately: "Mr. Toast". Fabrique has a really interesting pricing structure for bread; it's not just per loaf. There are 3 prices, and the price you opt for decides how large your hunk of the massive piece of bread you get. I always go for the 2.70GBP-sized chunk of Mr. Toast; perfect for a toast-heavy breakfast for two without risk of any leftovers getting stale on the counter for days (this never happens with Fabrique bread). Yelp note: TL:DR - best bread, fine to skip the coffee

Cardamom bun! Sprinkled in cardamom with a light glaze, this is something you can't just have one of. The bun strikes a balance between crunchiness and chewiness and goes well with a nice cup of coffee. Preferred it over the cinnamon bun and the vanilla pastry. The bread also looks really good, there's a variety of loaves and rolls.

Quite possibly the best cinnamon roll I've ever had. I'm not sure what else to say, really. I'd like to try some of everything now, especially the cardamom roll, but I just walked in, ordered 2 cinnamon rolls, went home, and my wife and I were both blown away by how good they were. Disclaimer: these aren't American-style gooey, squishy, uber-sweet cinnamon rolls. These have texture and a little bit of spice to them (nutmeg, among other things, I think), and they're way better for it. Go try them.

Jag älskar Fabrique! Both the cinnamon and cardamom buns are delicious--but the cardamom one is extra wonderful. Excellent coffee. Amazing bread--the levain is worth the pretty price. And try the walnut and date if they have it in. Vi ses snart!

lovely atmosphere here - great place to have a catch up or read if by yourself. love the fact we can see the bakers at work and the look of the place is really cool. also, really smiley service. i had the cinnamom bun which was absolutely delicious - but if i returned i'd probably buy their cardamon bun as it sounds sooo good. had a flat white which was lovely and rich. really recommend this place and will definitely come back (and try some of their bread!).

Fabrique is a little Swedish bakery next to Hoxton station. The shop is tucked away under the railway arches. The interior looks kind of industrial, but in a good way. The counter is full of delicious food and Fabrique also offers great coffee from Swedish roastery Johan & Nyström. I read about Fabrique's cinnamon buns before I went there, and I have to agree with what I read. They are good. They are very good, indeed. Fabrique is a great place to enjoy some baked goods and a cup of coffee. When I was there, I was lucky enough to get a glimpse of sunshine through the window, which made my stay even more enjoyable. Besides food and drinks, the fellow guests also seemed really nice. Despite Fabrique is somewhat off the beaten track at least for a West Londoner it is nonetheless a beautiful place that I will visit again. Soon.

Was a very unique and interesting bakery. Very artisan! Had the cinnamon roll and it was a tad too sweet for me. Should have tried cardamom roll instead. Was tempted to have even more ...

So, like the location and the space. Terrace so-so as we had to keep our cakes and drinks on our lap, the ground was way too uneven and the the food just kept moving towards the edge of the table. However, this doesn't really have anything to do with the actual quality of it or Fabrique. Cakes were good, had a vanilla bun and it tasted like the ones at home back in Sweden. Had a elderflower soft drink and it was nice as well. Paid just over £6 which is reasonable. Not really a place for lunch, more like a place for 'fika' - coffee and cake. Pastries better than some of the other Scandinavian places around London. Also atmosphere. Tends to get very quiet as there is no music and baristas seem slightly awkward at times but it's a sweet place.

Best gruyère and olive loaf, always sells out! Get them on Fridays and Saturdays only.

This is the greatest cafe! I was thrilled to learn that Fabrique is from Sweden just as myself! That must be the reason why they have amazing coffee and delicious sour dough bread and awesome cardamom buns! Also the staff was swedes and lovely.

I've just discovered this is round the corner from me and I am now very worried about my waistline and my wallet. This is a great little Swedish bakery just along from Hoxton overground. The bakery is under the railway arches which adds to the great personality of the place. Inside there is a couple of tables and you can see the the baker's at work, there are also a couple of tables outside for when the sun is shining! I haven't sampled the bread yet but it looks incredible. They have a variety of rye breads and also offer sandwiches. I had a cinnamon bun which was delicious! My friend felt a little hard done by as her's was noticeably smaller than mine but that does show this stuff isn't mass produced! This place isn't cheap (£4.50 for a black coffee and pastry) but I guess you do have to pay for quality.

What a fantastic little gem of a bakery next to Hoxton Station. I try to go there every Saturday to buy a wonderful Rye for the week ahead. Is it an everyday bakery? No, I wouldn't categorise it in that manner but if you want to treat your sweet tooth to something a little bit special then do check out the delicious Swedish pastries - the cinnamon buns are a particular favourite of mine. Considering the price-point (slightly on the expensive side) and that bread is a big part of the everyday family food sources I can't see this place as being anything other than a specialist bakery but if you want to see true care and craftsmanship for your dough then it's worth checking out. A weekly treat I really look forward to!

I was really chuffed to find Fabrique tucked away on Geffrye St, Hoxton, right behind my office. However, this soon changed when I experienced the shocking service and the ridiculous price of a cup of coffee. The service is not what you'd call smiley or even happy. There is a girl behind the counter who never acknowledges customers, never says hello and rarely smiles. It is almost as if she has been forced to work there. I was the only person in the shop this morning and she stared through me as I entered the shop. This has happened on the 8 or 9 times I've visited, so it isn't an isolated occurrence. As for the prices, since when is it acceptable to charge £2.75 for a latte? I guess it becomes acceptable when you're pretty much the only bakery in the area and you have your customers over a barrel because the choice is so limited. The average cost of a latte in London is £2.50, with the range of pricing being somewhere between £2.10 and £2.50. Pastries are similarly over-priced, but for artisanal bakery, I'm not too surprised at this. If I want a pastry, I know that prices are really going to vary. There are other venues, definitely not as chi-chi, in the vicinity, where I'd gladly go for a cup of coffee and not feel as if I'm being fleeced by a personality-free robot. I'll be avoiding Fabrique. Shame.

Delicious baked goods and charming place. Friendly staff as well. Try the cardamom bun. Mmmm