Antepzade Patisserie Green Lanes — Local services in London

We chose to visit Antepzade since we were craving something sweet, and we had heard positive reviews from a friend regarding their milk cake. Upon entering, we were welcomed by a vast array of cakes and a sweet aroma.

We really liked the interior design of the spot, with the walls having multiple contours and the green seat to match the Antepzade logo. We chose our seats and then proceeded to pick our desserts, we chose the Pistachio Milk Cake, Caramel Milk Cake, and the Small Oreo Sponge. All tasted absolutely delicious, but our favourite was definitely the Pistachio.

The only issue we saw is that one of the staff members may be ill-informed on the menu and ingredients, we went there with a child who has a nut allergy. When we asked about which cake would be a good option for him, we were recommended as Pistachio Cake, we decided to use our own judgement and pick a cake, which seemed to be fine. It was alright for us, as we had the equipment to help him, but for another person, the outcome could be more dangerous.

Overall, we really enjoyed our time there, great tasty cakes and friendly people. Next time, we will try...

Antepzade - Wood Green

Soguk baklava Trilece milk cake Kunefa with ice cream

Came down to this sweet spot @antepzade_uk in green lanes after seeing @halalhunt's posts and had to try it!

The soguk baklava aka the milk baklava was the showstopper as its unlike any normal baklava I had since they use milk syrup. It was very light compared to your normal baklava with a chocolate powder coating but very tasty as it doesn't get too sweet so its less sickly.

The trilece was a turkish version of a milk cake so it is also way lighter and softer compared to other milk cakes. Flavours were simple and sweet with a thin caramel layer on top but not overpowering.

The kunefa was crispy and had a strong flavour of cheese mixed with the sweetness of the syrup although i felt it could be a bit sweeter. The ice cream complimented well and went down a treat.

Overall the desserts here were lovely and best enjoyed after a full meal as these are very light and easily consumable without that sluggish feeling. The prices are also a bonus as they are cheaper in comparison to the...

This has been my go to place for Turkish tea and baklava. Unfortunately I had a really bad experience last night. The service was really bad and offensive. The 2 lady's serving were talking in their own language and laughing whilst glancing at me. Purchased 4 teas, 6 pieces of baklava and a slice of cake. Never tired their cakes before. It cost a lot more than usual. Nothing is priced. It seemed they were discussing amongst themselves what to change me. Asked for a cup holder and was first told we only have a small one; for 2 cups only. Then told it will be too big for the small cups the tea comes in. How did they expect me to takeaway 4 hot cups of tea? Surprise surprise the cups fitted. I also had to place the teas in the cup holder myself. I also had to tell them I would like to pay. Rather unfortunate as I enjoy Turkish tea and will now have to...