Wins Bakers
Bakery · Leyton ·

Wins Bakers

Bakery · Leyton ·

Pies, pasties, and sausage rolls with impeccable vibes

flaky pastry
flavorful filling
bake at home pies
friendly service
excellent cookies
ox cheek pasty
butter chicken pasty
beef shin pie
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144 Tilbury Rd, London E10 6RE, United Kingdom Get directions

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Win's Bakers - Review - Leyton - London - The Infatuation

"Win’s Bakers is a converted railway arch that specialises in our nation’s sweetheart. No, not Dame Judi Dench. But our “in crust we trust” darling: pie. They’re easily some of the best labour of love pies in London and aren’t afraid to smack you around the chops with mighty ale and mustard flavours, while still having a glazed, crumbly crust so comforting that we’d let it read us a bedtime story. This corner of Leyton’s Tilbury Road turns into a certified scene at the weekend and Win’s is its daytime epicentre. We've seen mates getting strategic about their order in the queue, couples whose sunglasses hinted at a hangover nodding at each other as the fragrant, sinus-tickling saag aloo healed them, and Birkenstock families conquering the bulbous, must-order sausage roll. Thankfully for indecisive orderers everywhere, the pies are small, single-serve portions which means you can, and should, order a few to try a selection of the fillings. Seating is limited to a couple of outdoor tables so either take your pie on a picnic pilgrimage to nearby Abbotts Park, or stop by on a sunny afternoon to secure a seat at neighbouring Leyton Calling’s car park beach bar. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Pause Unmute Food Rundown Beef Shin & Libertalia Knuckledust Porter We’re not even ashamed to admit that we stood in 30-degree heat eating this while mouthing enthralled expletives between bites. The beef shin tastes like it’s bathed in the malty soul of 10 perfect pints and it’s so tender that it could lead a perfectly fulfilling life as a main outside of a pie. Our Win’s pie poster child. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Roast Chicken, Smoked Bacon And Leek This comfort-first chicken medley is as close as Win’s gets to pie-making trad wife. It’s an exceptional, stew-adjacent take on a classic with a hint of smokiness. We want to come home every night to find this pie waiting for us. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Sausage Roll The Hugh Jackman of sausage rolls. They’re hench, with the charismatic presence of a star. Sure, you’ll try to ignore the sausage army lined up on greaseproof paper while you order your pie, but frankly, that would be a mistake. They pair the best of Win’s crust prowess with a gorgeous, juicy orb of peppery sausagemeat. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch" - Heidi Lauth Beasley

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Amy H.

Google
Got the chicken leek and bacon pie and the butter chicken pasty, which was so good we went back to try the sausage roll and I also grabbed a cookie. They heated the pastries up for us, everything was delicious!

Dan C.

Google
A great local bakery specialising in pies, pasties and sausage rolls. They have ones to bake st home in the fridge, and a big table with recent bakes to takeaway or eat there and then on the tables outside. Some of the other arches are fine about you bringing in the bakes to eat with their drinks - but obviously ask first.

Anneka J.

Google
Pastry itself is tasty but the filling is so tasteless. Also few times I’ve been the pasties are cold, no option to heat up. Bought the chicken pie to cook at home and filling NY was again rather bland. Shame because the pastry itself is nice. Prices for what it is are mad as well, £7 for a pastie

Melania F.

Google
We were really excited to try Wins after the positive reviews but the food was disappointing. We had the sausage roll, beef pastie, and apple custard turnover. The sausage roll had far too much meat filling and was therefore imbalanced. The pork meat didn't seem great quality as it was a bit too firm and mushy? The beef was dry and chewy. The pastry on the apple turnover was claggy and undercooked. If you are looking for a glorified Greggs then the food might be enjoyable!

Iain D.

Google
Absolutely fantastic local bakery! I stopped by recently and was blown away by how good everything was. The pies are amazing—flaky, rich, and packed with flavor—and the sausage rolls were some of the best I’ve ever had. Everything else in the display looked just as tempting. You can really tell they take pride in their baking. On top of that, the people there are genuinely friendly and welcoming. It’s the kind of place that makes you glad to support local. Highly recommended

Nicola L.

Google
Friendly service, but the quality of the bakes is variable. The sausage roll was very good and the apple/custard turnover was fine. The cheese/onion/potato pasty ,however, was mediocre-the cheese flavour was barely discernable and the potato was slighty undercooked.

Joe R.

Google
Great little bakery tucked into an arch, enjoyed a delicious butter chicken pasty and excellent chocolate cookie. I’ll be returning for a bake at home pie and a bacon sandwich another time!

emily

Google
I would give Wins 624687234 stars if possible. INCREDIBLE pies, pasties and sammies - everything is so flavourful and well thought out. The ox cheek pasty is one of the best things I have ever eaten!!! I'm yet to do a take home pie but I think I will be stocking my freezer with them. I just wish they were open more than one day a week! Well worth getting up for breakfast offerings, and then coming back for lunch!