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Dedicated to the craft of baking. Available to buy in-bakery, online at https://order.gailsbread.co.uk and on Waitrose, Ocado, Deliveroo, Gorillas and Amazon Fresh.
4-6 Seymour Place, W1H 7NA, London, United Kingdom
3.2
1 review
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Terrible service, I felt really unwelcome and not from one of the 2 persons of the stuff but both of them.
Also poor cleaning especially in the toilet.
Scones were ok, but far too big/thick and very small portion of clotted cream and jam. Tea was the only real good thing and a nice big pot. The star goes to the tea.
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