Cullens Patisserie has a seating area for up to 40 people for breakfast and lunch. Cakes, doughnuts and sandwiches are just a few of the items on the menu.
The Patisserie
Cafe at 77A Gloucester Road
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No longer at this address
Our records show that The Patisserie is closed.
Region
South Kensington
South Kensington
Category
Cafes & Tea Rooms
Cafes & Tea Rooms
User Reviews
Anonymous
Jul 2, 2010
Absolutely lovely place!! Ate there almost every night for dinner when in London for 8 days!! Turned out to be my favorite restaurant of the trip - will definitely go back when I get to London again. The staff is super friendly - one of the waitresses recognized me on the tube one morning!! The food is excellent - never went away dissatisfied - loved every meal there!!
Anonymous
Jun 13, 2010
A relaxing convenient exotic style restaurant without the flair.
I ordered scrambled eggs, tomato, beans, hash brown with toast and a strong cappuccino and mineral water. On a fine sunny Saturday morning this place seemed like the perfect option, outdoor seating and inviting. The waiter was efficient and friendly. In no time at all my scrambled egg breakfast appeared before me but no coffee and no mineral water...no problem, I was hungry; that was until I tried my scrambled eggs which resembled chopped up rubber bands as though the eggs had been boiled and then chopped up and fried in water, moving onto the hash brown in defense which was saturated in hot thick oil overpowering any kind of potato texture or taste. I did manage to finish the meal with the help of the creamy butter infused baked beans which were really very nice until I took a bite of the fried tomato which tasted rotten so I left it, just before I finished my breakfast the coffee arrived and mineral water with ice, the coffee cup was super hot and I burnt my lips on the rim to my disapointment as it was Saturday morning and I did have the need for a strong coffee fix, however, not only was it too hot to drink right away it was also weak and compared to the small patisserie 'Paul' a couple of doors up I found it below average. I decided to not drink the coffee as it would have taken at least 15 minutes to cool down and it's not my favorite type of coffee with the bubble bath type foam on the top. I decided to opt out and buy another coffee at the bustling and vibrant Paul patisserie to satisfy my coffee craving to my great delight.
Mz. Phoenix
I ordered scrambled eggs, tomato, beans, hash brown with toast and a strong cappuccino and mineral water. On a fine sunny Saturday morning this place seemed like the perfect option, outdoor seating and inviting. The waiter was efficient and friendly. In no time at all my scrambled egg breakfast appeared before me but no coffee and no mineral water...no problem, I was hungry; that was until I tried my scrambled eggs which resembled chopped up rubber bands as though the eggs had been boiled and then chopped up and fried in water, moving onto the hash brown in defense which was saturated in hot thick oil overpowering any kind of potato texture or taste. I did manage to finish the meal with the help of the creamy butter infused baked beans which were really very nice until I took a bite of the fried tomato which tasted rotten so I left it, just before I finished my breakfast the coffee arrived and mineral water with ice, the coffee cup was super hot and I burnt my lips on the rim to my disapointment as it was Saturday morning and I did have the need for a strong coffee fix, however, not only was it too hot to drink right away it was also weak and compared to the small patisserie 'Paul' a couple of doors up I found it below average. I decided to not drink the coffee as it would have taken at least 15 minutes to cool down and it's not my favorite type of coffee with the bubble bath type foam on the top. I decided to opt out and buy another coffee at the bustling and vibrant Paul patisserie to satisfy my coffee craving to my great delight.
Mz. Phoenix