landour bakehouse

landour bakehouse the british style bakery is worth a visit. view from the cafe was amazing. must have chocolate eclair and ginger honey tea.

this place is the best hill station bakehouse that i've been to. the brownie was to die for. one can just sit there for hours long. it is a beautiful place. one that can be visited several times and yet you are not over yet. we had the second also, by the time we had it we had become a little hard, yet it was very tasty. the lemon tart and the crepes were amazing.

perfectly managed with the vintage look and the flavours are real and different. each item is baked by their own and every flavour has it origin taste. it is quite expensive and situated at the perfect location.

so this a place multiple people asked me to go to.. it's nice.. loved the ambiance.. the stuff that we had really great.. loved the peanut butter n caramel éclair.. as well as the walnut tart..

my only regret is that i did not get to try more of their stuff and could not sit at the table near the windows.. they have an great view..

lovely place amidst the hills.😍
staff very educated n helping ppl..😊
the food ...ambience everything was just perfect ....high quality ....good quantity food served 🤗..fully satistfy.

five stars for both the ambience and food. located in landour, its on the way to lal tibba. surrounded by hills and amazing view on every side, this place deserves accolades for matching and maintaining the same ambience inside. place is cozy and have wooden chairs, decorated nicely and subtly and have a very well trained staff. i tried coffee streusel cake and rose & almond cake. both were amazing in taste, not too sweet, just apt ! dont have any reason not to visit this place everytime i visit landour. :d

walk beyond the chaardukan area to almost the end of civilization and you will find this british styled bakery tucked in a corner. be ready to be dazzled by a wide array of cupcakes, breads and cookies that landour bakehouse offers. we were spoiled for choice and wanted to cram in as much as possible in three trips. my personal favourite was the almond rose cake. 

top of the line though were the crepes here. from condensed milk to peanut butter (sourced from the adjacent prakash's store) and the spellbinding lemon curd, the fillings took my crepe experience to another level. i wouldn't mind trudging all the way up every day to landour bakehouse just for this. the constant footfall despite its remote location says quite a lot about its bakery. and the small but efficient staff did a brilliant job churning out crepes, tea and coffee at a decent pace.  

landour bakehouse is a throwback to the past, a hidden gem that should be left at its own. everything coming through the line was top notch in quality. add to this the cloudy, tranquil feel of the place. it's almost desolate with the occasional breeze rustling up the leaves, just the perfect setting to sip some tea, eat some crepe and thank god for treasures like landour bakehouse. 

visited in june, 2018

cheers,
som

highly overrated place and over hyped place nothing special about it. coffee was just average not even close to real cappuccino. staff has no knowledge about the baked goods they are serving. location and interiors are good

landour bakehoue, a pretty little cafe in the midst of hills. it’s rustic ambience gives you an old world’s charm. the cafe offers a calm and peaceful environment with mesmerising views. when in landour, it should be on your list. head there for delicious cakes, fancy breads, aromatic coffee, mind blowing crepes and never ending coffee conversations ☕️☕️l

amazing place. it has a very 1800s english feel to it. owned by rokeby manor. we tried the honey lemon ginger tea here, coffee and the most amazing of it all chocolate mudpie. the mud pie was literally the best i have ever had till date. we had less time and full tummies so we couldn't try them, but the crepes here are highly recommended too. we also bought some great tees here.

this cute little british style bakery situated in sisters bazar, landour is something you can’t afford to miss, and it’s totally a must visit. the interiors are so well done with a mesmerising view which totally gives an old school feel. we tired the peanut blondie, the peanut butter eclair and the carrot cook. the carrot cake was my personal fave!

this british style bakery is worth a visit. wide variety of food, rustic look of this place is enough to attract anybody. i really loved their carrot cake and chocolate chip cookies :)

great place , delicious stuff. i really liked that multicolor cake whos name i forgot. the coffee was also very good, much better than likes of ccd. lovely place in lovely landour.

lovely little place in sisters bazaar landour, away from the crowded mall road this is a place to enjoy a cup of tea with their delicious desserts and puffs.
we ordered ginger honey lemon tea which was very refreshing, red velvet cake and cheese puff. overall the food combined with the serene views makes it a must visit on your stay in landour.

the place has the text book type english look. view from the the windows is serene with the pine trees almost knocking on the windows. loved their bitter-sweet cold coffee and melting in mouth cheese garlic croissant.