Dominique Ansel - Carta

Quite the best and most imaginative afternoon tea we have had with a flower theme it is a perfect Chelsea Flower Show treat!

Highly recommend the chocolate and coconut croissant! Will definitely be making DAB the first stop on my future London trips.

Never got your cronut in NYC because the wait was too long? No fear, the Dominique Ansel here is far less busy and cronuts sell out around noon on the Ver carta

Heard about the famous cookie shot and decided to give it a try! I ordered the cookie shot and a few other pastries in the cashier and they are served to me

The Frenchman that brought you the cronut, in New York, has opened a popular shop in London’s Belgravia area. The shop is all white so that the beautifully colored confections really pop against the white background making it a popular place for Instagram photos. The baked goods are great as if the coffee. A great place for families.

My friend and I met at this bakery for desserts. The Blackberry Meringue pastry was extremely delicious. The creme inside was very delicious and filled with some blackberry cream. The fruit was very fresh. I didn’t try the chocolate pastry but she said it was tasty! I’d definitely recommend Dominique Ansel to everyone. It’s a very cute little restaurant. Ver carta

This restaurant is a wonderful spot to indulge in famous pastries like the Cronut, Frozen S'more, and more. After dining in New York City and Tokyo, I was thrilled to finally try a Cronut in London. The service is friendly and efficient, although the restaurant gets very busy on Sunday afternoons. To guarantee I got my hands on a Cronut, I preordered it three weeks in advance for a Friday afternoon visit. It's definitely worth a visit to this place.

yes, it is busy, yes, it is loud, but they come for eating! croque monsieur is expensive at £10.95 but it is enough for 2 people and it is amazing! because it is definitiw washed with a series of cake, it works perfectly. cronut was amazing. banoffee paella was the best version of banoffee pier I've ever had. it was filled with a chocolate chocolate croissant, rich and full of taste. absolutely amazing eating. if you don't live with a stick in your ass, you'll just be in order.

During a recent trip to London, my Australian friends and I stumbled upon this charming bakery on a rainy, chilly day. Seeking refuge from the damp weather, we enjoyed a pot of tea along with some delicious croissants. The cozy bakery was filled with the aroma of freshly baked French pastries, making it the perfect spot to spend the afternoon. We ended our day with a comforting bowl of pumpkin and chili soup topped with feta and parmesan croutons. This hidden gem in London made our visit even more enjoyable. I love the city of London. Ver carta