The 9 Best Places for Sweet Breads in London

Eamonn Carey: Get the avocado and bacon roll. They use a slight sweet bread which makes it extra amazing. Also their fish finger sandwiches are epic.

Ed Horsford: Bacon and avocado bap is amazing. Have already made a pilgrimage back just to have it again.

Mat A: Dog friendly cafe located inside Newington Green. If you're feeling peckish get the bacon bap with fried egg & avocado.

Gagan Singh: Great choices of flavorful breads will caraway, dill, onions and also choices in sweet bread.

Rustem S: Awesome honey and napoleon cakes

Fiorella Coto Zevallos: Great tasty sandwich. A bit pricey but worth the extra money!!! The sampling bread was amazing!!!

Shell ster: The starters of tagliatelle, and the risotto ceps with sweet breads were outstanding. Mains were largely disappointing, salty pork and unevenly cooked venison.

Andreja Lajh: Stunning views, delicious food, great cocktails and lovely staff. Divine chocolate souffle - the lightest and softest chocolate dessert you can imagine. Like a cloud made out of chocolate.

David Rosenberg: The goats cheese churros with truffled London honey are divine. Eat them while surveying South London. #YouMustNeverGoThereSimba

Conni Scarlett: I come here every week. Sometimes more than once! I love their pastries and cookies (especially the iced pain au raisin!)

Kevin McCullagh: A proper local secret. Seems to mainly wholesale and is off the main road, behind a block of flats. Lovely pastries, muffins, cakes, buns n bread ooo yeh.

Ged Carroll: London institution, great bakery

Lana Hackett: Lovely Spanish restaurant with cosy atmosphere. Food is always delicious. Would recommend trying the Pago de Carraovejas wine.

Gilad Novik: best Spanish tapas bar in London

Federico San Giorgio: A good restaurant! But the owner has the worst manners in Kensington!

Mike Jones: Great shisha and friendly staff both inside and out.

Mitul Ruparelia: Recommend getting Asli Chicken if you like Kenyan style food

Shriansh Shrivastava: Good place to watch some footie. Spicy peanuts/ olives, and a couple of drinks go a long way

Martin Kan: The dim sum is awesome, the best in the area bar central London. Get very busy on a Sunday so get there early!

Angelina Foster: My favourite dim sum restaurant, but you need to get here early as its always busy!

Levent Akgerman: Better than those on Queensway or some in Chinatown, this is a hidden gem that keeps locals pleased on weekends. Try the bun, soups and the crispy duck.

Evening Standard: Brilliant continues to do what it does best: authentic, often spicy, curries that reflect its East African Asian heritage. Try curries like methi chicken or palak lamb, and enjoy its glamorous bustle. Read more.

Simon Oliver: Brilliant has a long history , comes with a reputation that can lead to over expectation. The food *is* very good, but be prepared for very rich Indian food with a twist. Heavily spiced but never hot.

Suresh Kumar: Starters: Butter chicken and jeera chicken are essentials. As is the shashi kebab with their special mint chutney.

Matt Webb: Great service and ferociously friendly. Steaks are awesome as you'd expect - cooked as you like it, spot on! chimichurri great with just about anything there, too.

Rob Nunn: It's one of the best bars in London.

Andras Bihari: It ticks all boxes: great food, absolutely great value, vivid atmosphere, friendly service, feels authentic!