Layla Bakery Reviews Summary
Category: Bakery London
Atmosphere & Ambience
Pros:
- "The outside seating in the sunlight added to the place’s charm, creating a wonderful atmosphere."
- "It’s a lovely spot to sit and journal or meet a pal on a sunny day."
- "The place was so lovely it was open and very cozy at the same time."
- "Perfect for a weekend morning breakfast."
Cons:
- "Note - no tables inside to sit, only a few outside."
- "Hype-culture and long queues killed the charm."
Pastries & Baked Goods
Pros:
- "The Mushroom and Truffle pastry I tried—it was simply exquisite."
- "Large variety of pastries, I've tried a few so far and they have all been so good!"
- "Their pastries are flakey, their banana loaf is the best I’ve tasted and their cookies melt in your mouth."
- "The pastries at this shop are exceptional, with a pronounced taste of amazing butter."
Cons:
- "The dough was good but not great and the biggest issue for me, was 2 out of 3 pastries (that had fillings) were almost empty from inside."
- "Pain Suisse has little filling and nearly no custard/cream."
- "The pastries looked great with nice layers etc, but were dry and tasteless."
Service & Staff
Pros:
- "The staff managed the bustling crowd efficiently."
- "The staff member who served me was so friendly and patient."
- "The staff was toooo nice as always the coffee was amazing."
Cons:
- "Service was ok. Could be more attentive to dine in customers, to check if everyone is ok."
- "Our area of the communal seating table was left dirty throughout our half hour or so that we were there."
Coffee & Beverages
Pros:
- "To accompany the pastry, I had a perfectly brewed flat white."
- "Their coffee is great!"
- "The best chai latte i’v ever tried!"
Cons:
- "The espresso is not their strength in my opinion."
- "Coffee unfortunately was not great."
Price & Value
Pros:
- "A bit on the pricier side but definitely worth trying."
- "It was delicious even better than the Cedric’s pain au sussie. Much more reasonably priced too."
Cons:
- "It's a bit more on the pricier side, £5.5 for a croissant but that's quite common in this area nowadays."
- "Pain Suisse has little filling and nearly no custard/cream. It's pleasant but at 5.5 a piece also a rip-off."
Accessibility & Location
Pros:
- "Perfect place to start your day in Notting Hill."
- "Worth traveling across the city to try both items."
Cons:
- "But was worth sitting out in the grey cold day for these sweet & savoury treats!"
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