Pavilion Broadway Market

So after waiting outside I eventually got inside and managed to order. What I ordered was on the front counter, but what was bagged for me was from the back. When I got home on unpacking the items were misshapen! Not impressed

Lovely little bakery, modern set up. Friendly staff. Decaf coffee was nice. Bread looked great although didn't buy any today. Can get quite busy but queue moves quite fast

A small bakery and I got the almond croissant which is one of the best in London. Lovely stop after the market as you find a place to sit by the canals or London Fields.

Great coffee shop in a beautiful area of London. Great on weekends when Broadway Market is open & bustling with people browsing food stalls.

It’s a nice place to grab something on the go. Nice pastry, good quality, but I was expecting more, something out of this world, like few recent bakeries that I recently visited. But if you are around, go for it

OVERPAY FOR BAD COFFEE AND PAY YOUR STAFF’S WAGES TOO??? Screaming hot coffee and it was also burnt. Two things a coffee needs to be - drinkable temperature and not burnt to bitterness. It was neither. Not that they care - they’re selling bread for a fiver a pop all day long to the smug morons of high end Hackney so they’ll carry on profiting while offering horrific fayre. It used to be good round here EDIT: they didn’t even stir the sugar in so I had an unsweetened coffee with a hit of sickly sweet sludge to finish. If you insist on doing the sugar FOR me, do it right. They also have a pushy tipping screen you have to press NO to before you can pay. Horrible vibe. Also, who’s tipping a quid when they’re already paying Hackney coffee prices? And anyway, A it’s only a coffee, not a restaurant or even a bar! B the service doesn’t warrant rewarding. C and most importantly, PAY YOUR STAFF A LIVING WAGE - don’t expect your customers to top their wages up for you. Maybe they’d be happier and friendlier to your customers too. SHAMEFUL

The bakery is cosy and very popular. The baked goods are nice (I had a cinnamon bun and a tumeric bun),however, nothing spectacular or extraordinary. If you are around you can stop by :))

Usually love the Dhal, but today it was really terrible! Under cooked lentils, imbalanced ingredients - overload of white and brown mustard and fennel seeds and overloaded with salt. So dissapointing. Cardamon buns are the usual winner, but even they seemed under baked today. Staff sometimes friendly, but it does depend on which day you go. Please go back to normal recipe and perhaps soak and cook lentils properly 🤦🏽‍♀️

So after waiting outside I eventually got inside and managed to order. What I ordered was on the front counter, but what was bagged for me was from the back. When I got home on unpacking the items were misshapen! Not impressed

Lovely little bakery, modern set up. Friendly staff. Decaf coffee was nice. Bread looked great although didn't buy any today. Can get quite busy but queue moves quite fast

A small bakery and I got the almond croissant which is one of the best in London. Lovely stop after the market as you find a place to sit by the canals or London Fields.

Great coffee shop in a beautiful area of London. Great on weekends when Broadway Market is open & bustling with people browsing food stalls.

It’s a nice place to grab something on the go. Nice pastry, good quality, but I was expecting more, something out of this world, like few recent bakeries that I recently visited. But if you are around, go for it

OVERPAY FOR BAD COFFEE AND PAY YOUR STAFF’S WAGES TOO??? Screaming hot coffee and it was also burnt. Two things a coffee needs to be - drinkable temperature and not burnt to bitterness. It was neither. Not that they care - they’re selling bread for a fiver a pop all day long to the smug morons of high end Hackney so they’ll carry on profiting while offering horrific fayre. It used to be good round here EDIT: they didn’t even stir the sugar in so I had an unsweetened coffee with a hit of sickly sweet sludge to finish. If you insist on doing the sugar FOR me, do it right. They also have a pushy tipping screen you have to press NO to before you can pay. Horrible vibe. Also, who’s tipping a quid when they’re already paying Hackney coffee prices? And anyway, A it’s only a coffee, not a restaurant or even a bar! B the service doesn’t warrant rewarding. C and most importantly, PAY YOUR STAFF A LIVING WAGE - don’t expect your customers to top their wages up for you. Maybe they’d be happier and friendlier to your customers too. SHAMEFUL

The bakery is cosy and very popular. The baked goods are nice (I had a cinnamon bun and a tumeric bun),however, nothing spectacular or extraordinary. If you are around you can stop by :))

Usually love the Dhal, but today it was really terrible! Under cooked lentils, imbalanced ingredients - overload of white and brown mustard and fennel seeds and overloaded with salt. So dissapointing. Cardamon buns are the usual winner, but even they seemed under baked today. Staff sometimes friendly, but it does depend on which day you go. Please go back to normal recipe and perhaps soak and cook lentils properly 🤦🏽‍♀️

Pavilion on Broadway Market is the bakery arm of the Pavilion Café in Victoria Park. It sells bread, a couple of simple snacks and coffee. Just like the original space in Vic Park, the coffee is excellent, and the bread is so, so good. They have rye, sour dough, and all sorts of really great breads with seeds all over them. I know it's just bread but it's the kind of bread that barely needs butter (but all bread needs butter). The snacks involve cookies and some simple sweeties and the most amazing samosa ever. To be honest, they aren't really samosa but as they are filo baked pastries but they are seriously tasty and a good bridging snack until the next meal. Highly recommended is the mushroom and goats cheese. Mostly a takeaway type venue but there is one big table out the front that, if you are luck enough to pick up, is a great people watching spot.

This is an amazing bakery place with so many types of bread from rye and sourdough to seeded and malted, pastries like the cardamom swirl and sweets. There is also few sandwiches and coffee to go. However, i am not sure that a place that has no seating constitutes to being called a cafe??