Gail's Bakery - Barnet

We made a poor decision when ordering breakfast items at this restaurant. The baked egg bowl with sourdough bread was barely edible and was served with a cold espresso.

I was surprised to read negative reviews. The bread and cakes are delicious, and both the meat roll and spinach/feta roll are fantastic. Everything is of first-class quality, and I highly recommend dining in or getting takeout. This is by far the best bakery around.

The staff at this restaurant is usually friendly, but yesterday we encountered a bald man who was not wearing a mask, which negatively impacted our experience. While he may have had a valid medical reason for not wearing it (although we highly doubt it), it is important for everyone to prioritize their health. Despite this issue, it seemed like he prioritized the next customer over us, making us feel unimportant. Perhaps we did not meet his standards of a preferred customer. We enjoy dining at this restaurant, but dealing with such employees is not ideal.

Gail’s in temple power management need to train the shop manager, how to customer service, he is so ignorant and not make them feel welcome at the shop, every time they go they are more disappointed, but I just go as much as I can...Product

Came across the very lovely Gails Bakery whilst making a pit stop and needing a convenient place to rest. In the meantime we ordered Coffee and a cup of Lemon and Ginger Tea. Upon entering my eyes were immediately drawn to the counter style table...top lovingly adorned with the most delicious looking cakes, pastries, glossy buns, coffee machines and everything a modern day bakery should be. Looking around at the space it is a very gentle welcoming with soothing colour tones rustic touches and finishes set in a galley style space with small round tables set inside opposite the counter of the good bakers cakes and many more delicious scrumptious delights. Non of which were sugar free! If you are visiting London and want to find some where to go a little off the beaten track, so to speak out of the hustle and bustle of London's busy WestEnd and other typical tourist areas hop on a bus and head to Temple Fortune it is a great find! It is set near to Golders Green tube bus and coach station and close to what is known as the Hampstead Garden Suburb Temple Fortune is a really lovely shopping area to kick back in with the history of its development dating back as far as 1907 and with a connected history dating as far back to the 1800. Visit inspired this very short poem; It is to be of Joy and be Joyus! Natural Flowism! A Freedom of Being! If ye so choose be Blessed! Many many thanks to Gails Bakery for being so kind to us Visited: 26/11/2019 Many Thanks and Much Appreciated Lavinia De Ayr