E5 Bakehouse in Hackney

Excelente los croissant y el pastel de espinaca con queso, muy buena atención y un lugar lleno de productos diferentes para. Degustar y llevar

Pagué 7 libras por un café y una galleta del tamaño de una moneda de una libra, escuché a algunos estadounidenses hablar sobre su podcast y “luchas de poder” y me di cuenta de que este no es el lugar para mí. La galleta estuvo muy bien.

Pasamos por la panadería E 5 y tomamos 2 de los panes Hackney. Los panes eran increíbles - tan sabroso, suave y lleno de sabor! Y los panes también duraron siglos. Una visita obligada si estás en la zona. Volveremos para probar algunos de los pasteles la próxima vez.

We searched this place out as we love artisan bakeries and we are members of the Real Bread Campaign, ( I bake sourdough bread). Superb quality!! I had a halloumi bun and my husband had mushroom and leek on sourdough toast. Delicious!!! The coffee was great too. We bought a multigrain loaf to take away and that too was superb quality, if a little expensive. Come here you won’t regret it!!!

We went in to buy coffee, but the guy was so unnecessarily rude, we walked away. A very nice colleague of his apologised and tried to help. Unfortunately we felt so unwelcome we didn't want to stay. With so many other lovely options near by I would suggest elsewhere.

Love the outside garden in summer here. Coffee is great and staff lovely, plus some vegan baked food too on offer!

A friend of mine brought some pastries from this place to a social gathering and we all loved them. Therefore, I decided to make a special trip to hackney to visit this place and I must say I was disappointed. The place is really big with both, inside and outside seating but it looks like an empty warehouse. The employee behind the counter look bored and are not very welcoming. We ordered tea and I bought their seeded rye bread which was not very good and in my opinion was very expensive for the quality I got. They had a few vegan desserts and some simple pastries like croissants and brownies. In my opinion, there are better places that offer quality products and are happy to service their costumers. The two stars are for their excelente walnut cake. No to go cups which is really inconvenient.

Have been here many times including for one of their sourdough bread baking courses. Bread and cakes are good but the service is consistently miserable and surly. Came here Saturday for a loaf of bread but the guy serving just barked at us and looked extremely morose so we walked straight out again. Don't know if I'll bother with this place again - it feels like you pay with your happiness for their baked goods. Back in the days there weren't many good bakeries in the area but now there are plenty of alternatives.

Big, roomy space with a wonderful selection of healthy, tasty food: bread, salads, baked goodies. Plus decent coffee. I like it here. My only reservation is the guy at the till who seems almost hilariously unsuited to customer service - clearly dislikes everyone he has to serve and is unwilling to even pretend to be friendly and helpful. Which is weird. Other than that, I do recommend!

At Artisan Bakery under East London's railways arches. This place has set the bar high as far as bread and pastry goes. Their sourdough loaves are phenominal, freshly baked throughout the morning and afternoon (due to demand). The pastry are to rave about, my preferences are in the following order: Cardamon Bun (easilly the winner, however, disappointingly the cardamon flavour has gotten weaker over the last year or so, please go back to the original recipe), Almond Pain Au Chocolat (a blend of my two favourite traditional pastries) and Cinamon Bun. They also serve brunches/ lunches - their halloumi bun is one of my favourites. Their coffee is also decent. There is always a queue outside. I highly recommend using their online order form to secure a collection, in which case you can join the collection queue which is generally a lot shorter. I could not recommend more!

Great products sold 1/3 more of the price; half the staff is pedantic, dry and unfriendly; sit-in food is also great; cofee is at best average and prepare yourself to wait a good 5-10mins for it to be handed with disdain and a look of "you're not happy? leave." this place is a bargain really: mood-killer for great bread.

We visited E5 Bakehouse two days In the row. However, my first visit there was around one year ago, for a mushroom toast and coffee. Till today I remember the taste of the warm sandwich and I came back with the same taste. Bakehouse belongs to a busy, usually packed and loud place. You need to be patient with "fighting" for a place, but once you sit its all good —good bread with good noise. Thus, it drips with the honesty - of products that can be bought for takeaway and obtained in the cafe/restaurant/bistro. Besides the bread with avocado, jam and butter, scrambled eggs, we had the opportunity to try very simple, yet extremely delicious oatmeal. The extraordinarily comes with transparency, symbolically and literally, you can use the bathroom after going though a workspace, and actual bake spot. In addition, there is a variety of breakfast/brunch choices, yet everything is under the umbrella of simplicity, and to be honest there is nothing more needed. It seems all delicious. I would love to come back and try a selection of wines and the dinner menu. Also, I am curious how the space of the actual bakehouse comes to life in the evening.

런던 필즈 공원에 위치한 힙한 카페. 해크니가 젊음과 예술의 장소로 변모하고 있다. 이 곳의 빵은 정말 최고다. 주말에 가면 브로드웨이 마켓도 즐길 수 있다

ロンドンフィールズ駅の高架下にあるパン屋さんでカフェも併設しています。スタッフのおすすめ、オーツ麦のサワードゥ・ブレッド を購入。表面はパリッと香ばしく中はもっちりと弾力があり、程よい酸味がとっても美味しかったです。土曜日の12:30頃に訪問しましたが混み合っていたので、次回はもっと早い時間に行ってカフェでゆっくりランチを楽しみたいです。

This is my second time in here, i love this place as it open to all people to see what is going on and how they cook, lovely coffee but food and service is okay not bad

I used to blog about coffee in London under the name "Cups of London Coffee." I have been to over 600 different coffee shops in the capital (not an exaggeration). I visited E5 four years ago and loved it. Now I can safely say that the brunch at E5 is possibly the most dysfunctional and ridiculous I have ever been to. Some caveats in favour of E5: The food was great. We were a big group. It was a busy(ish) Sunday and so we expect things to be backed up. We were a group of 6. However, almost unbelievably - over a space of 65 minutes, the food and coffee managed to come at completely different times. Three of us had to wait over an hour for eggs on toast. This in part due to the fact that E5 serves food from two kitchens. That's fine. It happens. Brunch places get backed up at brunch. What was inexcusable was an absolute stream of waiters who seemed unsympathetic to our situation. They could have at least offered a coffee for the table. Insult to injury, the chefs in the kitchen seemed to be joking around. In the end, we were part of a couple other people who all had enough of waiting and asked for refunds. There are so many great brunch places in London. My advice - save yourselves and give E5 a miss.

Large eclectic space with massive bakery in the back. Food was well prepared, however, I ordered smoked trout with labneh on organic grain bread. Recurved smoked salmon not smoked trout. It was good but not what I had ordered and staff provided no explanation for the substitution

We stopped into E5 for a coffee (which was DELISH) and realized we need to go back for a meal sometime. Food looks incredible and ambiance is terrific!

My wife was working with a client in the area so I decided to meet her after she'd finished ... it is a 40 mile drive, but having heard about the Artisan bread I needed to try it. I'm so glad we did, because as...

Une boulangerie qui vaut le détour derrière la rue principale mare street (hackney). Des croissants bon juste un peu moins...

beautiful freshly made bread, service with a smile and an amazing environment in which to learn to bake with family and friends. I would recommend to everyone!

We did a pickle, butter and jam-making course at the e5 bakehouse from 6-9pm. It was a really informative and fun course. The instructor - Marianna - was clearly an expert in all of the processes and made it fun and educational at the same...

This legendary E5 Bakehouse... the smell draws you in, the staff are always so chilled and good to you. You could spend a whole day people watching, gorging your face off and getting buzzed off their coffee.. please go no where but here if you...

パン工場のような場所に、ベーカリーカフェが併設されています。ハード系のパンがおいしいとあったので、トースティーとお豆のス...

My husband buys my wheat free bread here, I've not been yet, but the bread is the best. Thanks to everyone at E5 Bakehouse

Great spot for a nice breakfast, the coffee is super. I had the house granola and it was very good too. Calm, sweet spot with cool interior. Highly recommended!

Paid a substantial amount (£12+) for a cheese toastie, soup and a (pre made) cheese sandwich. It took half hour and 3 asks to find out the toastie machine wasn't working and another 10 for the alternative (focaccia and cheese) to arrive. The soup bowl...

We attended the beginners baking course last Thursday which was absolutely excellent. It was a full on day baking a rye bread, sourdough ciabatta, bagels and a sourdough country loaf. I have previously done a baking course at Betty’s but was keen to learn about...

I went to the sourdough basics course with Luke - well worth the money and time spent there! While I've experimented at home, it's great to be taught be a real pro, and they feed you lots of good food throughout the day, too! You...

Have visited on many occasions, the bake-house pride themselves in baking, on-site, a crusty loaf, (seeded or plain), patiently made in the time-honoured way, using a sourdough, leaven harnessing the raising power of wild yeasts. If you want to eat and feed your family 'real...

This is great for coffee and a freshly baked bread. We got a wholewheat loaf, which we had then eaten half of before we left, as the condiments were so good! The peanut butter was so good that we bought two tubs! The other spreads...

Was flicking through trip advisor looking for good places to visit while we were around hackney one day. Saw E5 listed and although didn’t know where it was- followed the directions. It’s just by the train station. Lots of shops under the arches here. E5...

This was the second best bircher I've ever had, and the first is unbeatable. Deliciously creamy, perfect oats with big tangy rhubarb compote on top :)

We spent a wonderful evening at the Poplar site, taking a course in flatbread and mezze making! Highly recommended! Jean and Item were very kind and great teachers. The feast at the end of the class was memorable as we all sat down to eat...

All the baked goods here are really yummy but especially the almond croissants. The porridge with their seasonal fruit compote is also perfect and made to order. Was visiting London and came every morning for breakfast, which hit the spot. Highly recommended for bread and...

it is not bad but i dont think it deserves the hype. I start to believe after 8 years in this country that something mediocre is regarded as excellent. i think it is expensive, over-rated and just decent nothing really special.

Great food, absolutely incredible bread and a fascinating place. These guys are on a mission and it shows

Dans une rue peu passante, le café voit passer du monde. Pas mal d'habitués pour leurs cafés. On a pris...

Amazing Pizza on Sunday and tasty hot chocolate. The place is also family and child friendly! Next time need to try the sweet things as they look great as well!

Les plus: lieu atypique, communautaire qui a le mérite de cultiver ses produits, et de montrer "live" comment cela est...

On a sugar rush through hipster east-London on a Saturday, we decided to make the hike to the E5 bakehouse and, like most bakery's in the area, its located around/near rail lines; surprise surprise! Walking into the shop, you are presented with bakery/cum-cakeshop/cum-coffee shop, with...

Excellent bakery producing sturdy breads burst with mixed seeds and flavour. The breads come out slightly charred from the oven but this makes them more tasty. Lots of cakes to choose from on the counter. I recommend the almond croissant, the almond and chocolate croissant,...

Went to the part of the E5 Bakehouse where the actual bakery was, didn't realise there was an entire shop until afterwards! Really good coffee. The store is however, not that cosy to sit in. Quite cold in there. Sandwiches also good. I think it...

Giving I have seen this place mentioned a few times in lists of best cakes in London, I was actually quite disappointed. The cakes really just looked quite standard. The pecan tart I had was nice but nothing special. However, the breads looked really good...

Slightly chaotic ordering but the coffee is spot on. Cakes and bread delicious! Get a takeout if there isn't a seat inside!

As one of your regular customers for 4 years and someone experienced in this industry, my advice to management is to either invest in customer service and front of house training or hire people with more common sense who do not place snobbery at the...

Overcharged and given the wrong change. Their pastries are overpriced. Try Benita bakery on upper street and get same quality at half price

I've only bought bread here and it's fantastic. The people sitting eating breakfast looked like having a good meal but i've only had the bread to take away.

I don't care that most of ppl working there are upset about it. Well, you are coffee makers, do it well and smile. You are all repsonsiable for your own misery so if you don't like it, change something. In one sentence; very bad customer...

Exactly the same experience as the previous comment. Words by words except I asked for a latte single shot. I like this place because of their products: really good quality of baked goods and small and pricey but perfect taste coffee..but most of the time...

Walked in to grab a quick take away coffee, only person in the queue. Got ignored by 2 staff talking to each other both saw me standing there, while two others were at the coffee machine. I resorted to cutting in toward the end of...

Wonderful place for breakfast. I had goat’s curd on sourdough toast with honey and possibly the best hot chocolate I have tasted. My husband said his coffee was perfect. The eating area is small but has a great buzz. And there is the added bonus...

Great coffee and granola after swimming at London Fields. Great team and authentic home made bread. A real sense of community.

The space is tiny but the range of pastries on display when you first walk in is impressive. I got the coconut macaroon, which is draped with dark chocolate and is a decent size. The vegan peanut butter cookie was also surprisingly good, as I...

This was my spot back in my days in East ldn! The bread is divine to say the least, people are wonderful and brunch options have come to get better and better! Well done boys!!!

Situada en el este de Londres, bajo los arcos de la vía del tren. Allí muelen el grano –siempre ecológico-...

Chilled out, excellent sourdough toast, some great sweet vegan options and organic spreads (along with peanut butter). They use Bonsoy as their dairy free milk, which is always a sign of someone who knows what they're doing with coffee. Staff are grumpy, but who cares:...

This place is amazing! The coffee, pastries and bread just top quality!! Love the fact that the bakers are using their own flour! Service is also good at all times!

The Bakehouse is great - really good baked items, great coffee and excellent service. The bakery area is surprisingly large, and bread has real 'artisanal' authenticity - especially if you want something a little different. I had a mince pie on a whim - it...

Trendy cafe under arches of train line near London fields. Great for breakfast, lunch or coffee break. I had a watercress soup with celeriac and Morrocan spices with yoghurt. It was accompanied by their excellent bread. Agree with previous comments that the coffee is over...

You'll find this bustling little artisan bakery cum cafe under the arches in Hackney. It's a busy place at lunchtimes so difficult to get a table but there is seating outside. The cheese and onion toasties are the best I've had anywhere and I'd go...

First the good bits good staff the bread is very good & food looked good. But a coffee contains about 7 gram of coffee & for a latte milk so how much to make a cup? Around 20-50p so my very & I do mean...