From rosemary and raisin to fig and fennel, parmesan and herb to pumpernickel, & Clarke’s produces over 2000 loaves of bread every night. Undeniably some of the yummiest bread in the capital – free from artificial colourings, preservatives and improvers – Sally Clarke’s luscious loaves are regular fixtures on the shelves and serving platters of many of the capital’s top restaurants and most exclusive shops. A range of perfectly prepared pastries also lure locals (and not so locals) to the establishment on Kensington Church Street, as does the range of fresh fruit and veg, jams, jellies and over 40 different cheeses. A joy to visit, you’ll get wafts of scrummy smells all the way down the street. Stock up on your choice of goodies and then head to Sally Clarke's renowned restaurant just next door for brunch.
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Black Lion Gate,
Kensington Gardens,Broad Walk,Bayswater,
London,
W2Map
7 minutes walk from & Clarke's
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Holland Park Avenue / Kensington High Street,Kensington,
London,
W8Map
12 minutes walk from & Clarke's
Small, pretty park in west London.
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Pretty, traditional pub serving authentic Thai food in a conservatory setting.
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From rosemary and raisin to fig and fennel, parmesan and herb to pumpernickel, & Clarke’s produces over 2000 loaves of bread every night. Undeniably some of the yummiest bread in the capital – free from artificial colourings, preservatives and improvers – Sally Clarke’s luscious loaves are regular fixtures on the shelves and serving platters of many of the capital’s top restaurants and most exclusive shops. A range of perfectly prepared pastries also lure locals (and not so locals) to the establishment on Kensington Church Street, as does the range of fresh fruit and veg, jams, jellies and over 40 different cheeses. A joy to visit, you’ll get wafts of scrummy smells all the way down the street. Stock up on your choice of goodies and then head to Sally Clarke's renowned restaurant just next door for brunch.
