La Brioche - Carte

nice quiet affordable wee caffe when on tight budget. eat excellent and personal friendly and cook them meal in a quick wise so they don’t wait long all food freshly cooked

Only stopped off for drinks. Although we did not indulge in any of the cakes, they did look pretty splendid. Drinks were ok and reasonably priced, owner seemed very friendly and made a point of saying goodbye.

We passed in front of La Brioche on the way to Westfield. We decided to take a ride on the way back and we bought 2 strawberry cakes and 2 slices of biscuit with caramelized natillas and a sort of almond flavor. They were delicious! I'm wishing to come back and try the millet! Voir le carte

After lunch next door, we decided to take a dessert in La Brioche, as the sweets and cakes they have are delicious and cheap. They have a variety of different things to eat, and coffee is also good. Probably pay here half of what you would pay in any of the main chains, with the difference that these products are much better!

la brioche is a small but cozy coffee shop, which also served juices, breakfast, paninis, ciabattas, hot focaccias, pasta, suppen and also sandwiches hubby and I had only a cup of hot chocolate and cappuccino. both taste great. pity that we were full, otherwise we really wanted to order their pasta. a guy next to our table had his pasta and it looked so good!

I come here for Moroccan tea and for the quiet atmosphere. It's a good place to study in the afternoon. The service is very good. They have sweets, cakes and snacks that serve. I've tried the samosa before and it's pretty good. One of my friends enjoys the cake they have. One thing that could keep even the bathroom. There should be two working rooms and they should look a little better. Voir le carte

I love coming to this restaurant for the Moroccan tea and the tranquil ambiance. It's a great spot to study in the afternoons. The service here is top-notch, and they offer a variety of sweets, cakes, and snacks. I particularly enjoy the samosas, and my friend loves the cake. However, the bathroom could use some improvements. It would be better if they had two functional bathrooms that were kept in better condition.

Popped in for a bit of lunch while pottering about the Shepards Bush area, killing time until picking up my daughter. I had a very tasty caramilsed onion, tomato and olive tart, which I've forgotten the name of, but it was very good. A nice hot tea, served in a tall glass and a tasty chocolate eclair. Very reasonably priced. The gentleman who served me was very welcoming and friendly and stopped to chat as I was sketching in my sketch book. It was a lovely relaxing atmosphere and I'll definately be going again if I'm back in the area.

I asked for a wedding cake after seeing some of the fairly basic Tarts and their window thinking that I could get a good price since it was quite broken at the time.Great mistake the cake was not only terrible, snug and zero presentation points to the chef, my son might have done a much better job in fact, some of my friends asked me if my boy had actually done it). It also fell completely apart within 2 hours outside the fridge the inside of the sponge was wet and passed for some strange reason. These cowboys charged me £250 in total for the cake, I know you know that most of the final high cost this lot of cakes assured me at that time was the best price you can get for a great ill admit c... Voir le carte