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We popped in here to feed my baby and have a cup of coffee after our visit from the Tate. Service was fast. Liked the cakes we tried but coffees were average. It is nice athmosphere though.
Average coffee, chain shop just behind the Tate modern.
They have a very big choice of pastries but at 10am they had already finished the granola/porridge.
Chocolate was ok, although it said it was mostly milky, it tasted more like dark chocolate. Good choice of seats.
Really impressed with the pastry and tasty coffee I got. Strange that there was not an americano on the menu and the coffee I got only filled about two thirds of the cup, but it was delicious either way. This place was crowded on a Saturday morning. No real seating to be found inside so just took th
The best cinnamon roll I’ve ever tasted!! The cheddar scone is also amazing!
Quick lunch at this branch for the first time , nice place with friendly staff .
Coffee is nice and we had the salmon bagels and a sausage roll both very tasty and freshly made.
The place was fairly busy and we didn't have to wait to be served so definitely recommend it 😃👍.
I have been a regular customer of Gail's for like more than a year, and I can definitely tell that the pastry whether it is savory or sweet is just amazing. They are all fresh and daily made, and I tried almost all of them which were scrumptious. The staff is very welcoming and attentive. They treat
Located behind the Tate gallery. Ground floor of a residential complex. Bright and clean bakery brassiere. Amazing selection of pastries and breads and light lunch menu. Coffee is from Union. Recommend stop if you're visiting the Tate or millennium bridge south side.
I like this location of Gail’s. It has a cosy feel.
Their baked goods options are versatile but the consistency is not great, last time I was there the crustless pie was way too salty and the coffee wasn’t great. I hope they enhance their quality control.
Nonetheless, it’s a good place for a nice br
Absolutely love this place. From fabulous bread, pastries, breakfast, coffee to great lunch, the place excels. Very friendly and super attentive staff that just make the place very welcoming. A nicely decorated cafe with window seats looking out the Tate Modern. Highly recommended!
Popular, high quality and cute cafe and light lunch spot. They always meet expectations, and this particular location is no different. Set in the leafy Holland Street it’s a particular nice venue. They do a hot made to order menu and then a counter of sandwiches and sweet goods. Teas are also very g
I like their salad pots and fresh sandwiches for lunch. Service is friendly and quick. Quite a few tables outdoors overlooking Tate Modern museum. It didn't have a busy feel, rather peaceful. I'd definitely return.
Fantastic artisan bakery! I ordered the Blueberry and Custard Brioche and the gigantic almond croissant! Both of which did not fail to impress my taste buds! The two ladies ie the one wearing the Metallica T-shirt, the girl with the sandy hair and the man with the beard (sorry! Poor description!) bu
It became my favourite place for breakfast when I'm up for an exhibition at tate modern. The place is nice and friendly very quiet and perfect for a little rest with a excellent capuccino and all kind of delicious fresh pastry.
4.5/5
Enjoyed their plain scone with clotted cream, jam and butter, and a cup of earl grey tea.
While the taste was 5/5, i would give a -0.5 for the service. One of the female workers there had a hard time understanding my order/communicating in general and forgot to heat my scone when I asked for
Absolutely the best, bakeries were fantastic and the Baked Eggs were very delicious. Eva is the best waiter ever.
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