Rinkoff Bakery

5 stars EVERYDAY for this place! Traditional east end bakery with loads of classic and modern treats! A must visit hidden gem of the East End

Love the toffee apple crodough. It’s addictive! The pastry is deliciously crispy and they are generous with the filling which is fab.

No bad points about this Bakery what so ever. I’ve lived close to it for near about 23 years (since birth) but I’ve only discovered the wonderful bakery recently. You can just smell the aroma of the bakery when you walk past as it is but I thought you know what I fancy a Pan Au Choc. Best Pan Au Choc I’ve ever had. I regularly go there now before I head to work Rink Off Bakery is my first stop. The staff are friendly and very helpful. They take their time to explain what’s in the items rather than brushing you off or making you feel like you’ve just given them a chore to do. 10/10 Food 10/10 Service and 10/10 atmosphere

A slice of Heaven, in the East End of London...This Bakery was recommended to me and it exceeded my expectations! This is a small shop selling bread, bagels, rolls, cakes and filled sandwiches (inc vegan).I had a delicious toasted cheese, red pepper and aubergine filled roll and a good cup of tea - which you can have on the tables outside.Thoroughly recommended!

I'm a fan of their rainbow bagel. It's so yummy. I tend to heat it up in the oven then add some cream cheese, salmon & rocket. It's also great with homemade guacamole too.

Back in 2021, I ordered Rinkoff’s chocolate babka and challah from Gorillas several times. The babka was hit-or-miss, sometimes quite dry. The challah had a nice texture but I didn’t like the taste. At some point, Gorillas stopped selling then.Recently, I found that I could order Rinkoff’s products on UberEats(it seems that they expanded the delivery area) and decided to give them another go. I ordered challah and babka again, with some other things I haven’t tried before (wish you could add other products like sourdough bread to UberEats). Overall I would say that it’s a solid bakery.Challah: I love the texture, but the caraway seed (or cumin？) in it really puts me off. It’s on the sweet side, personally I prefer it to be a little bit salty. Besides, it says on UberEats that “Comes plaited or round”; I added a note asking for plaited but received a round one.update：Yes it as poppy seeds on the outside, but it also has caraway seeds inside. I can distinguish between caraway and poppy seeds. Maybe caraway seeds just accidentally came into the dough.Bagel: The texture is close to that from Beigel Bake(brick lane), quite doughy, which I don’t like. But it’s sweeter and therefore better if you eat only with cream cheese (brick lane bagel is too bland unless eaten with strong fillings like salt beef). One of them was squashed by delivery.Chocolate babka: Still full of chocolate; much fresher than the ones I used to get from Gorillas.Cinnamon bun: I really love the texture, will order again even though I don’t like cinnamon.Blueberry muffin: Large and fluffy, lighter than a normal muffin, enough blueberries and not too sweet.

An institution, its old school, meaning a small shop selling everything from matcha cookies to apple turnovers and rolls.Cinnamon bun for £1.80 is such great value these days it should be considered a public service. The bread is fluffy in all the right places and perfumed with scents of cinnamon and doughnut.Only downside is that the bread smells slightly of deep fried grease, presumably from all the cronuts they make. Still a 5/5

Had a smoked salmon bagel and an oreo crodough. Both were amazing and decently prized. Will be coming back again :)