Daniels — Restaurant in London

It was refreshing to find a Real Bakery the type I knew from my youth, right in the heart of Temple Fortune, my eyes were out on stalks as I entered, a myriad of freshly baked bread and cakes, more than I had ever seen in one place and all freshly baked, it was one of my forays out to the suburbs with my friend who had once worked in this amazing bakery, we were warmly greeted by the owner who clearly missed my friend who had worked for him for some years and he recognised me from years ago when he was one of my customers when I was a sought after expert in my field, this is an exceptional bakery, it main clientele is the local Jewish community who obviously know a real find when they see it, food is the language that all people speak and this Shop speaks to anyone who appreciates freshly baked bagels, bread and cakes ( their pastries are to die for and they have the best strudels I have ever seen ), I was lucky to try their rye bread, a bloomer interlaced with caraway seeds, great with smoked salmon, a gorgeous buttery cholla and a box of assorted mini pastries, rich, sticky and a real indulgence for someone who rarely has the opportunity to eat well made freshly baked pastries, I will beat a path to their door on my next visit to the suburbs to savour more delights trying to avoid the days when the queues stretch out the shop and...

The bread isn't very good, but that isn't the biggest problem.

As a Kosher eater, I expect to see someone religious visible at the counter at all times. I have been in this place for times in the past week, and saw none. I have questions, there should be someone who can answer them.

If it weren't bad enough that nobody speaks Hebrew there, nobody even speaks English. I went to wash my boys' hands and a worker started yelling at me in a Slavic language. Why don't they have a sink easily accessible at the counter? In the meantime, why haven't all the workers been appraised that a large number of their customers will need to wash their hands. Thrice shame on Daniels.

Their halla is full of sugar. I personally don't say hamotzi on this type of bread. They should have warning signs about this.

Instead, they have a ridiculous sign about not eating the meat products that they sell on the premises. There is NO halachic justification for this asinine behavior.

All taken into account, I question this business' comprehension of halacha and its ability to serve the kosher customer.

Go to Tesco and pick up a loaf of Hovis, stamped Kosher, delicious and...

This morning I asked the girl which has Spanish accent to give me cinnamon pastry from the front of the tray because about 3 days ago I bought the same kind and they were not freshly as always and I got them from the back tray !! Instead of giving me what I want she started to argue with me saying that all are the same , I told her about my experience from my last visit and I told her please just give me what I want she kept talking again all the same , I told her don’t argue with me finish and let me go she replies I want to argue until the owner comes out and told her give him what he wants she started to tell him the story instead of serving me as he instructed her to do so ....

very strange bakery worker , I believe she should not be serving people behind the counter and this is my complaint , she made me leave not happy

Normally I get served very well by lovely Ethiopian and Asian girl which they are nice as always. it’s top bakery in Golders Green and Hendon even in London but the customer service is...