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Leila’s Shop
Attached to an upmarket greengrocer of the same name, Leila’s in Shoreditch serves excellent, homely dishes in a serene cafe/canteen.
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Spence Bakery
Spence Bakery is an N16 favourite for springy sourdough, fresh pastries, and coffee—perfect for a Clissold Park picnic.
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Kanenas
Tucked into Ealing’s leafy side streets, Kanenas is a family-run, neighbourhood cafe that's big on heart and Greek breakfasts.
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Blackhorse Workshop Cafe
Blackhorse Workshop Cafe, on an industrial estate-cum-workyard in Walthamstow, is worth seeking out for its breakfast menu with fancy touches.
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Cédric Grolet at The Berkeley
A painfully expensive bakery in Knightsbridge, Cédric Grolet at The Berkeley is where you can get one of London's best croissants—just don't fall for the shiny, overpriced cakes.
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Monty & Co
Hackney's Monty & Co is a bright, foliage-filled loft space that has decent coffee and sandwiches. But most of all it’s a chilled-out spot for laptop work during the week.
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The Snapery East
Depending on which way you look at it, The Snapery East is a bakery that serves brunch, or a brunch spot that bakes everything in its airy London Fields railway arch.
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Dobar
Dobar is a popular brunch spot on Green Lanes where you can get excellent full English breakfasts, as long as you wait in a queue.
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Toklas Bakery
A sit-down bakery and cafe on the Strand, Toklas Bakery serves some exciting pastries and Roman-style pizza slices.
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Common
A stumble away from Clapham Common tube station, Common is a cosy cafe and one-stop shop whether you come during the day or evening.
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The Proof
The main reason to visit The Proof, a small and airy Dalston bakery, is most certainly the profiterole bar.
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Violet
Violet's pink building, chalkboard menu, and elegant green signage sets the California-inspired tone of this bakery in Hackney.
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Konditor
A dessert shop, with a few locations across London, that's been selling excellent slices of cake for nearly 30 years. Our favourite Konditor location is the Holborn spot where you'll find a couple of tables to perch on.
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Juliet's Cafe and Bar
A casual cafe in Clapham serving excellent brunch dishes and a killer pistachio and yuzu cake.
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Kossoff's
Kossoff's is a light and airy bakery in Kentish Town, perfect for coffee catch-ups, lunch, and glistening pastries.
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Ottolenghi Chelsea
Ottolenghi's Chelsea cafe has a tempting cake counter, mountains of salads, and dreamy interiors.