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Maison Bertaux

Current
Avg. from 8 rates: 4.6
28 Greek Street
Soho
London, W1D 5DQ
Nearest Transport: Leicester Square
020 7437 6007
Maison Bertaux sell a variety of fresh sandwiches, baguettes, pastries and refreshments to take away or to enjoy seated outside on the pavement.

Reviews for Maison Bertaux

  • 3
    Maison Bertaux
    28 Greek Street London W1D 5DQ uk
    23rd July 2008
    Current
    Have been there for coffee and cakes a few weeks ago with a few friends. I love the decoration, it's quite original. As for the cakes I found them to be average and overpriced for the quality. If I wanted just cakes and no funky decoration then I would have gone to Paul down the street.
  • 5
    Maison Bertaux
    28 Greek Street London W1D 5DQ uk
    10th March 2008
    My favourite place in London
    Current
    Everytime I come to Maison Bertauz it makes me happy..simple as that..

    I love good tea, i love cakes and i love places with a bit of a buzz.. Maison Bertaux is perfect..would walk miles for their cakes..and often do!!(I can justify the cake it I walk there first!!)
  • 5
    Maison Bertaux
    28 Greek Street London W1D 5DQ uk
    5th December 2007
    Tasty!
    Current
    Yes it's small, cramped, has uncomfortable seating and you are very close to the next table - however the window display has a host of quite fantastic sweet delicacies - swill any one of them down with a tea or coffee.

    If you've OD'd on sugar products they also serve a pizza slice!
  • 5
    Maison Bertaux
    28 Greek Street London W1D 5DQ uk
    1st December 2007
    Pure magic
    Current
    This is one of the places where you can switch off - or should I say switch over - the moment you place your foot in it. Apart from an amzing selection of cakes and pastries, Maison Bertaux, a place with a very colourful history, has also an equally amazing selection of visitors.
  • 5
    Maison Bertaux
    28 Greek Street London W1D 5DQ uk
    19th August 2007
    Cafe with character
    Current
    This place is just... spot on. Somehow I think it can bring anyone right in the mood that they are craving at the moment - you can be slightly cooky, gossipy, arty, continental... And if you dont feel like any of the characters mentioned above - it doesnt matter. This cafe has such a bit heart that everyone will feel perfectly at home, wherever they are coming from. Oh, and the cakes are excellent!
  • 5
    Maison Bertaux
    28 Greek Street London W1D 5DQ uk
    2nd August 2007
    Current
    huge pot of tea, yummy cakes, welcoming old fashioned atmosphere. I want to go back and gossip with a girl friend in the upstairs room for hours.
  • 5
    Maison Bertaux
    28 Greek Street London W1D 5DQ uk
    31st July 2007
    Current
    Great cakes and pastries with a truly old fashioned Soho atmosphere.
  • 4
    Maison Bertaux
    28 Greek Street London W1D 5DQ uk
    24th January 2007
    A must-see cafe
    Current
    A little French patisserie and tearoom founded in 1871, this charming Soho institution is a must-see. The proprietor, Michele Wade, runs the place in a place in a warm and friendly manner and creates a cosy, loving atmosphere. The shop window displays a wonderful selection of cakes tempting customers inside. The decor has recently become flamboyant with pink netting strewn across the lamp fitting as if a party is about to start. In its quaint interior a piano sits in the corner waiting to be played, the counter is centre stage and small round tables and dark polished walnut bentwood chairs are scattered about the room. The style of chair is based on Michael Thonet's 1859 Vienna Cafe chair , a design that greatly influenced cafes all over Britain.
    Behind the counter is a fantastic display of oddments and pictures collected by Michele over the years and this adds to the tearoom's quirky nostalgic atmosphere.
    All the cakes and pastries are baked on-site in the kitchen on the top floor, and alongside the kitchen is a little rickety room with more seating.

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