Patisserie Sainte Anne in London: photos, reviews, menu

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Patisserie Sainte Anne, a delightful French bakery in London, offers a charming experience for breakfast lovers and dessert enthusiasts alike. Known for its moderate prices and impressive 4.5-star Google rating, this spot is praised for its delicious croissants and superb kouign-amann aux pommes. The bakery specializes in classic breads, pastries, cakes, macarons, and chocolates, serving a delightful array of sweets alongside freshly brewed coffee. Offering both delivery and takeaway options, it stands as a beloved local favorite, often regarded as the best French bakery in the area. Indulge your senses with their tasty cakes and authentic French flair.

Price

$$$$

Meals

Breakfast

Services

Delivery, Takeaway

Offering

Serving desserts, Serving coffee

Payment

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

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Stamford Brook Station (Stop N)

Bus stop 636 m walk

Ravenscourt Park (Stop G)

Bus stop 317 m walk

Goldhawk Road (Stop H)

Bus stop 569 m walk

Iffley Road

Bus stop 433 m walk

4.5

based on 721 review

Google

4.5/5 690 reviews

Facebook

4.5/5 31 review

Croissants back to their best - delicious!

Joe

Everything I have had from here has been excellent and the kouign-amann aux pommes is always superb, I have had many 😋

Mathieu ROZE

This remains the best French bakery in the area by far. People have been too tough on the new owners in their reviews. It is true that the previous had placed the bar very high, and after the transition some degradation could be felt in the quality of products. However, building quality takes time and already less than a year in, we can appreciate it has improved again and will soon be back, if not already there, to that of the best days of Patisserie St Anne. Disappointed customers act like they have another option but there is still no match for that bakery. Maybe they should add a pinch of humanity to their review rather than attacking a business which is clearly trying hard to keep up with the reputation it inherited.

Patisserie Sainte Anne in London