Granier Bakery & Cafe

Popped in for a light bite. Tasty food, good atmosphere with some comfy seats. Pricing not too bad for London either so worth a stop for some lunch. A good varied variety of food available here to suit most people including pizza slices and hot panini's with all types of coffees or smoothies to go with them.

I've seen many Granier Bakeries in Europe, mainly in Spain and this is the first time I've seen one in London. Granier is a great place to have breakfast and/or lunch. There's lots of choices of pastries, breads and sandwiches, often with a continental twist like the Tortilla de Patatas sandwich. The prices are actually comparable to most chain sandwich shops eg. Pret or Eat, but with a more upmarket feel especially the interior. The seating feels much more like a cosy independent cafe than a large chain. The staff are fairly quick to take your order, even when it's busy at lunch times. Although not important for me, I did notice that the cafe is very much wheelchair friendly with wide doors and ramp to get to the rear seating areas. Well done!

It's such a Lovely place. It's a Nice and cosy place to visit. It's clean and modern. Staff are polite. We had few pastries and coffee. Whilst the croissant was nice, I found the almond pretzel too sweet. We had another one which was farrrr too sweet. Apart from that, Everything else was great. This place is very much recommended. I would defo go again.

This is a famous bakery franchise in Barcelona. You can find similar things: Spanish ham croissant, Spanish omelette “bocatas” (baguette sandwiches), and even freshly squeezed orange juice. However, it’s quite pricey even for London standards. A baguette sandwich in Pret is £3.5 and here it’s more than £4.