Miel Bakery in London: photos, reviews, menu

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Miel Bakery in London offers a charming slice of French culinary delight. Known for its dreamy pastries and cozy atmosphere, this café is a sanctuary for those eager to enjoy housemade breads and seasonal tarts. With the enticing aroma of fresh pastries like pain suisse and pistachio chocolate swirls wafting through the air, you'll find it hard to resist. While the fare might feel a bit pricey, customers attest it's worth every penny. With lovely staff and a welcoming embrace of the LGBTQ community, it's a spot perfect for grabbing breakfast or simply enjoying a cup of expertly brewed coffee. Whether you're dining in, taking away, or opting for delivery, Miel Bakery promises a delightful start to your day.

Price

$$$$ 1 - 10 GBP

Meals

Breakfast

Cuisines

European, French

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Dine-in

Offering

Serving coffee

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, NFC payment

4.4

based on 1,052 reviews

Google

4.4/5 1,044 reviews

Facebook

4.8/5 8 reviews

Veronica Vargas

Food: 3
Atmosphere: 5

Update September 10, 2025 - Food looked lovely but disappointed again. Really excited to try all the things, and a number of the things were quite tasty, but there seemed to be quite a few problems with the actual baking. Overall, things were tasty, but if you're picky about textures and bakes I'd recommend passing. I bought custard caneles, a plain croissant, a pain au chocolate, the flan, and pear and rosemary tartin. I stopped by late in the day, but the problems with the croissants were more than I'd expect from that. The plain croissant was very tasty and I enjoyed eating it, but it was very soft and spongy, and not very flaky. Made me think the butter had gotten too hot maybe before baking. The pain au chocolat appeared dry and had a very weird texture. The layers peeled off as whole pieces. The inside was also very dense, akin to the inside of a french cruller rather than a croissant. It was still tasty, but something had obviously gone wrong with the baking of them. I liked the premise of the custard caneles. As someone who loves caneles, I really enjoyed the texture of the outer layer. The flavor was good as well. I'd probably prefer it as something long and then to get more surface area since that was the best part. My partner really likes custard, so he felt the opposite and wanted more custard. The pear and rosemary tarte tatin looked great and I enjoyed eating the pear slices, but the pastry had a really acrid taste like they were burned but they didn't appear to be. The pastry was a lovely golden color, but we both found it very bitter. Maybe the tarts were cooked with some that burned and left a flavor or they were burnt and it was scraped off? I don't see anything, but that's how it tastes which is really unfortunate. The flan was ok. I found the overall dessert to be a bit too sweet, I think it was the pastry in particular. But the main problem was that the custard was a bit grainy. ------------- Original review October 9, 2021 3 Star ⭐⭐⭐ - So beautiful - so disappointing. Everything in this store is so gorgeous, but I got 4 things and I was disappointed by them all. The best of the bunch was the chocolate-hazelnut croissant, but it was nothing special and not as good as it looked. I also got the plain butter croissant which was quite dry, and rather tasteless, and not at all crispy, there was barely any crumble, which was surprising because it really looked like there would be. There was also very little butter flavor, which explains why it was so dry. It was also rather soft and spongy instead of puffy and airy. The chocolate hazelnut was very dense and wet, and still little butter flavor. The filling was subtly flavored. I got the cardamom bun because it seemed popular and it was ok, though also a bit dry for a bun, but the flavor was nice. I also grabbed the tigre cookie which was very cakey. As someone who likes dark chocolate I found the ganache really nice, but my husband who prefers milk chocolate found it bit...

Christine

Food: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Everything I’ve had from here has been great but the pistachio swirl is a particular favourite.

Food: 5
Atmosphere: 3

Really yummy pain suisse and worker was friendly, went quite late in the day so was no one else there but still a wide selection of pastries available :)

What is the address of Miel Bakery?
Miel Bakery is located at 60-61 Warren St, W1T 5NU, London, United Kingdom.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Warren Street Stn Euston Rd (Stop R) (184 m walk)
- Bus stop Chester Gate (Stop Q) (543 m walk)
- Bus stop Euston Square (238 m walk)
- Bus stop Euston Station (Stop H) (523 m walk)
How is Miel Bakery rated by visitors?
Miel Bakery has an average rating of 4.4 based on 1,052 reviews across platforms such as Google, Facebook.
What is the average price for a meal at Miel Bakery?
The average price for a meal is 1 - 10 GBP (it is cheap - $).
What type of cuisine does Miel Bakery specialize in?
The menu includes european, french dishes.

Miel Bakery in London