Laduree Review London

The Laduree London branch that I visited is tucked away in a little corner in Covent garden. It has unique decor. Pastel green, with touches of cream and pastel pink, which make for a light, dreamy, feminine atmosphere.

Laduree was well stocked when I visited, with tons of macaron flavours to choose from. A friendly native french man was serving. I asked him what the most popular items were. He pointed to some chocolate thingy - I can't remember the name. He also said that Isaphan was a customer favourite.

Laduree Isaphan Macaron

Paul's Patisserie Review With Photos Of My Purchases

One lazy Sunday I found myself at Paul's Patisserie after much procrastinating.

I visited the South East London branch of Paul's Patisserie where I received good service - worth a mention because good service always makes for a more enjoyable experience. I'm pretty sure you'll agree! Paul's Patisserie was clean, with indoor and outdoor seating.

Paul's Patisserie looks old school. As if pulled from 1889 - The year in which it was originally founded. There were some brownie samples on the counter, which I didn't try but my son enjoyed his, however he tends to be quite easy to please!

Based off of this visit, I find Paul's patisserie pretty basic if I'm honest. Nothing really eye catching on display. They sell fresh bread, simple savoury options like cheese toasties and a few sweet treats. I only ended up purchasing a giant vanilla macaron and a coffee cream eclair.

Paul's Patisserie Giant Vanilla Macaron

Belle Epoque Patisserie Review With Photos Of My Purchases

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If you're on instagram you've probably seen this beautiful looking gold eclair floating around and wondered to yourself if it's even real! Perhaps it's just a unique ornament - Or some kind of new age jewellery. It almost seems rude to eat such a well put together choux pastry! Well I ate one anyway... It's definitely not jewellery.

Belle Epoque Patisserie Gold Eclair