Louis Patisserie
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32 Heath St.
NW3 6TE, London (London NW3 6TE)
02074359908
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Quaint, wood-panelled Hungarian bakery & cafe with banquette seating for coffee, pastries and cakes.
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Reviews
Alain Portmann
(5)
Louis Patisserie has been around since 1963. Considering the sorrounding area is littered with bakeries amd coffee shops including Gails, Karma Bread Bakehouse and Roni's Bakery, they must be doing something right. They are. For one the selection and variety is great - cream buns, fluffy slices, gooey eclairs, fruity tarts, almond pretzels, macaroons, marzipan cookies and chocolate cakes. My favourite is the Hungarian plum brioche. It is sweet and moist with a gentle sour taste of plums. The wide selection is matched with warm, friendly, authentic and knowledgeable service. Price wise it is in line with local prices with a slight premium over the national chains such as Pauls. While the interior has probably not been updated since Louis Permayer arrived to London in the early sixties from Hungary it has character - studded brown leather seats, wood panelling, tiny round tables and spherical lights. If you are in the area, head down Heath Street, less than 100 meters from Hampstead tube station.
(5)
Louis Patisserie has been around since 1963. Considering the sorrounding area is littered with bakeries amd coffee shops including Gails, Karma Bread Bakehouse and Roni's Bakery, they must be doing something right. They are. For one the selection and variety is great - cream buns, fluffy slices, gooey eclairs, fruity tarts, almond pretzels, macaroons, marzipan cookies and chocolate cakes. My favourite is the Hungarian plum brioche. It is sweet and moist with a gentle sour taste of plums. The wide selection is matched with warm, friendly, authentic and knowledgeable service. Price wise it is in line with local prices with a slight premium over the national chains such as Pauls. While the interior has probably not been updated since Louis Permayer arrived to London in the early sixties from Hungary it has character - studded brown leather seats, wood panelling, tiny round tables and spherical lights. If you are in the area, head down Heath Street, less than 100 meters from Hampstead tube station.
