Queenie W.
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Have seen a few foodie influencers promoting this place on Instagram so I thought I'd give it a try before it gets "viral" and the queue starts appearing. I got here just before 11am on a Sunday and very luckily as soon as I ordered my pastries and coffee people started flooding in so tip is to get here before 11am.
The staff member was really attentive and friendly and recommended me differently pastries to try. I went with the chocolate swirl with cookie at the bottom, a plain croissant and an almond croissant, as well as a decaf black americano.
I had a few bites of the chocolate swirl on the spot and it's okay. Not exactly flaky but it's sweet although together with the cookie at the bottom it was personally for me too dense and rich to be able to even eat half of it. I then tried the croissant the next day after reheating it in my air fryer and gotta say again, it's nothing exceptional. For some reason the croissant was extremely flat, I wondered if it's meant to be like that? It wasn't flaky either. Almond croissant was actually quite decent, it's got chocolate inside.
Price wise these pastries were pricey - for 3 pastries and a coffee I paid £18 and I didn't think they were worth that much. They also became extremely oily overnight as the paper bags containing the pastries were completely soaked and I have never seen pastries getting this oily before from other places.
Overall, it's an okay bakery but I won't be visiting again. If you live in the neighbourhood then it's a convenient choice but it's not a place for you to get to specifically for the pastries.