Bageriet (Covent Garden)
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Bageriet (Covent Garden) Address 24 Rose Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 9EA Bageriet (Covent Garden) Phone 020 7240 0000 Bageriet (Covent Garden) Opening Hours Monday - Friday : 9am - 7pm
Saturday : 10am - 7pm
Sunday : ClosedBageriet (Covent Garden) Food Price £10 - £20 per pax
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Another four while I was eating my cinnamon bun
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I actually started talking to myself on the street while I was consuming its still warm
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This bakery is a hidden gem
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Mondays really are horrible aren&rsquo
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After coming down from the weekend with a particularly bruising bump yesterday
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Sometimes a little treat is all you need to make the week seem a little bit less like running the length of Oxford Street with your legs tied together
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Sideboard and front counter are plates and plates of incredible looking delicacies
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The emphasis here is definitely on baking
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After much deliberation I decided that the kanelbullar (cinnamon bun) was small enough to justify having something else alongside it
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So I also chose a delicious looking bun with a small ring of cardamon cream poking out the top
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The nice baker (complete with white floppy hat and apron) agreed to wrap up what I didn&rsquo
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My flat white was served in comforting red mug with a lovely rich foam and smooth chocolaty espresso
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The bun itself was quite dense
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The cardamon scented cream inside was delightfully light
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This warm and welcoming Swedish bakery serves the best cinnamon buns
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Each are topped with delicate sugar pearls making it all the more fun to eat
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The coffee is also delicious and the perfect complement to the cinnamon buns
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Or that your nostrils fill with the heavenly scent of freshly baked cakes and pastries or the lovely music that plays as you're browsing the options
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There's something incredibly warm and cozy about it and the way the cakes are arranged in the store make you want to try everything there is to offer (and you can
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I had an oversized pretzel (which tasted more like a doughnut in texture) dusted with sugar when I went
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The thought that you can duck out of tourist mayhem and be transported into a Swedish baking wonderland is a godsend on busy
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At the centre of the window display is a massive platter of the most gorgeous cinnamon buns
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I never used to like cinnamon buns but the ones in Bageriet are too crazy good to pass
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Soft bread baked on the day generously slathered with real cinnamon paste (not just powder) balanced with the right amount of butter to keep it moist
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The brioche pretzels are super massive and super delicious too
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The shop itself is small and you´
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Classic swedish baked goods and amazing coffee is the reason I come back to Bageriet as often as I can
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The cinnamon buns are a must and they make great sandwiches as well
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A small and a quiet Swedish Bakery in the heart of Covent Garden is great place to silently enjoy a cup of coffee with a piece of cake
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The pack of biscuits or a loaf of bread is a great take away to remember the amazing baking of the Swedish baker
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The pastry was light and fluffy
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It was sticky and sweet and with the most judicious use of cardamom I've ever tasted in a dish
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I'm not normally a fan but this was very subtle and purely augmented the cinnamon taste
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The Swedes are really good at making furniture
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On a day I was walking from Covent garden to Leicester square
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It is a cute little bakery with some different and interesting baked items available
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I chose the kanelbullar which is the cinnamon scroll
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The sugar crystals on top of the scroll gave a nice crunch when biting into it and the different in texture was very well welcomed
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It was like fresh wine was being mulled
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Quite some time ago and since it looked like it was in the area
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The lovely lady manning the counter said that it was the smell of the ginger &
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I tried the Princess Cake this was layers of sponge with custard and raspberry jam and a marzipan/fondant like icing
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My outstanding favourite of all the things I picked up on this trip were the hazelnut tarts
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I finished a whole packet with a cup of tea
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97% of what is sold in this store
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The cinnamon buns too are very highly recommended &
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The prices are slightly on the higher side
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The quality is very very good
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Very nice place it is small if you are going in large groups
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Luckily I went to pick up some desserts which I did and was not disappointed
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Have you ever randomly walk into a cafe with no expectation but surprise you with one of best thing you ever put into your mouth
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I was overwhelmed with their Swedish bakeries and I saw this cute round bun dusting with icing sugar and a dollop of cream on top
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The lady told me it's cardamon bun with vanilla cream filling
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Despite the bun was chilled but the bun was still soft and fluffy
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Second bite allowed me to taste the soft cardamon bun with the vanilla cream and it's really good pairing
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The only problem is that there seems to be an issue with aircon
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Because it was blowing hot air on me the whole time
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My friends took me here and I was thinking to myself "
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Where the hell are they taking me"
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Bageriet (Covent Garden) is so cute and has such good stuff
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I had one of the Semlors (cardamon bun with fresh cream) and a coconut tart
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The spiced bun is a delight to eat
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It tastes of freshness and the crust are filling are perfect
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