The best kosher bakeries in London in 2026 are Grodz and Carmelli on Golders Green Road for challah and cakes, Daniels Bagel Bakery in Temple Fortune and Hendon Bagel Bakery for bagels, and La Brioche in Hendon for French-style pastries, all under KLBD supervision.
London's kosher bakeries cluster in Golders Green, Temple Fortune, Hendon and Edgware. The KLBD (London Beth Din) says its supervised bakeries are fully supervised, all products are Pas Yisrael and Yoshon, and milk products are Chalav Yisrael. Most sell both parev bread and dairy cakes, so check the label if you need parev. Fridays are the big day for challah: shops open early and the best loaves sell out by lunchtime, and all close for Shabbat.
A Golders Green favourite for challah, rugelach and Shabbat cakes.
Grodz is one of London's best-known kosher bakeries, with shops on Golders Green Road and in Edgware. Its challah, rugelach, babka and cakes are staples of North London Shabbat tables.
Friday mornings are the busiest time; go early for the best choice.
Good to know: There is a second Grodz on Edgwarebury Lane in Edgware.
223 Golders Green Road, London NW11 9ES
A long-running Golders Green Road bakery, famous for bagels and challah.
Carmelli is a big, busy bakery on Golders Green Road selling bagels, challah, breads, cakes and pastries under KLBD supervision.
It is a stop for Sunday-morning bagels and Friday challah alike.
Good to know: Sunday mornings bring a queue for hot bagels.
126–128 Golders Green Road, London NW11 8HB
A Temple Fortune bakery for bagels, platters and catering.
Daniels on Hallswelle Parade in Temple Fortune sells bagels, breads and cakes, and is known for its catering platters for kiddushim and family events.
It is a handy one-stop shop for a Sunday brunch spread.
Good to know: Email platter orders a few days ahead.
12–14 Hallswelle Parade, Finchley Road, London NW11 0DL
Hendon's bagel and bread bakery, with a dairy café, Bread, nearby.
Hendon Bagel Bakery on Church Road bakes bagels, breads and cakes under KLBD supervision. Its sister café-bakery, Bread, has branches on Brent Street in Hendon and in Temple Fortune.
It is a good stop for fresh bagels and challah in Hendon.
Good to know: Sit down at Bread on Brent Street for a dairy breakfast.
55–57 Church Road, London NW4 4DU
French-style pastries, breads and celebration cakes in Hendon and Stanmore.
La Brioche brings a French patisserie approach to kosher baking, with viennoiserie, tarts, breads and cakes under KLBD supervision.
Its shops are on Brent Street in Hendon and at Canons Corner in Stanmore.
Good to know: Order celebration cakes well ahead of a simcha.
81–83 Brent Street, London NW4 2DY
A Golders Green bakery with online ordering for cakes and breads.
Coco Bakery on Russell Parade, at the Brent Cross end of Golders Green Road, sells breads, cakes and pastries under KLBD supervision, with ordering through its own website and app.
It is useful for ordering ahead for Shabbat or a party.
Good to know: Order online for collection to skip the Friday queue.
20 Russell Parade, London NW11 9NN
A Temple Fortune patisserie for handmade pastries and special-occasion cakes.
Creme de la Creme on Temple Fortune Parade makes pastries and cakes by hand under KLBD supervision, from everyday treats to celebration cakes.
It is a go-to for desserts to bring to a Shabbat meal.
Good to know: Bring a box of pastries as a Shabbat host gift.
5 Temple Fortune Parade, Bridge Lane, London NW11 0QN
A Brent Street bakery for breads, cakes and pastries.
Bonjour is a KLBD-supervised bakery on Brent Street in Hendon, selling breads, cakes and pastries.
It is next to several of Hendon's kosher cafés and shops, so easy to combine with other errands.
Good to know: Follow its Instagram for daily specials.
78–80 Brent Street, London NW4 2ES
A kosher patisserie with shops across North London.
Parkway Patisserie bakes cakes, pastries and breads under KLBD supervision, with shops in Golders Green, Finchley and Wembley.
The Golders Green shop is on North End Road, a short walk from Golders Green station.
Good to know: The Finchley branch is on Regents Park Road if you live further north.
30a North End Road, London NW11 7PT
Grodz, Carmelli, Daniels and Hendon Bagel Bakery all bake challah for Shabbat. Go on Friday morning or pre-order; the best sell out early. See also our London bagels guide.
The KLBD states that all products from its supervised bakeries are Pas Yisrael and Yoshon, and that dairy products use Chalav Yisrael milk.
Most sell both. Bread and challah are usually parev, while many cakes and pastries are dairy. Each product should be labelled; ask if unsure.
No. They close for Shabbat from Friday afternoon. Most open on Sunday morning, which is a busy day for bagels.
Yes. Creme de la Creme, La Brioche and several others take orders for celebration cakes. Order well ahead for weddings and bar mitzvahs.