Find a Fulham bakery for bread to take home, a pastry with coffee or something for lunch. Open an entry for the address, directions and website. If you are travelling for a particular loaf or pastry, check availability with the bakery first; opening hours do not guarantee it is still on the counter.
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The local tip: The banana bread is elite. Grab one before your river walk
Independent bakery and pizzeria on Wandsworth Bridge Road where everything is made on-site from scratch daily. Artisan sourdough, proper cakes, and brunch by day, with slow-fermented pizza baked in a stone hearth oven Wednesday to Sunday. Serves Allpress coffee. A community bakery.
124 Wandsworth Bridge Road, London SW6 2UL
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The local tip: Proper sourdough. The focaccia is incredible
Small-batch artisan bakery on Munster Road, taken over by Michelin-starred chef Phil Howard. Heritage grain sourdough, exceptional viennoiserie, and cinnamon rolls worth crossing London for. Serious bakery with serious pedigree; check current daily hours before visiting.
237 Munster Road, London SW6 6BT
Bakery£Open now
The local tip: Get the cheese-and-za'atar manakish, half and half, straight from the oven.
A family-run Lebanese bakery that's become a Parsons Green fixture for all-day manakish, fatayer and za'atar flatbreads baked to order. The Infatuation rates it one of the best brunches in Fulham, and the spread of mezze, labneh and freshly baked breads backs that up. Warm, generous and properly authentic.
801 Fulham Rd., London SW6 5HE, UK
Bakery£Open now
The local tip: The handmade pastries and fresh bakes are the draw.
Family-run artisan bakery inspired by grandmother's handwritten recipes. Handcrafted pastries, croissants, and bread baked fresh daily without additives. Turkish-influenced simit sandwiches alongside classic French viennoiserie. Their apple tart is the signature. Closed Mondays.
1 Michael Road, London SW6 2ER
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The local tip: Come back after 5pm, Wednesday to Sunday, when the counter flips to pizza service — a different place by night.
The second outpost of Fulham's beloved Bridge Baker, this time on Fulham Road near Parsons Green. Same brilliant sourdough and pastries baked fresh from midnight, same excellent Allpress coffee, but with the added bonus of evening pizzas Wednesday through Sunday. The pizza operation is seriously good and transforms the place into a proper neighbourhood restaurant after 5pm. If you only know the Wandsworth Bridge Road original, this one is worth discovering.
811 Fulham Road, London SW6 5HG
Bakery££Open now
The local tip: The cinnamon bun is the best in SW6. Go early, they sell out
Yes, it's a chain, but the reliable one. Steps from Parsons Green station, with freshly baked sourdough, seasonal pastries and proper barista coffee from early morning. The Parsons Green branch has more character than the Fulham Broadway outpost — a little more room to sit, a little more of the neighbourhood in it — and when the local indies are rammed on a Saturday morning, this is the dependable fallback.
739 Fulham Road, London SW6 5UL
Bakery£Open now
The local tip: The shakshuka flatbread is a standout. Go hungry
A Middle Eastern bakery on North End Road serving fresh flatbreads, pastries, and mezze that bring genuine flavour to this stretch of Fulham. The baked goods are made in-house and the prices are reasonable, which is why it stays busy. Open from 7am to 8:30pm every day. Not fancy, but the kind of neighbourhood bakery that makes you grateful you live nearby.
381 North End Rd, London SW6 1NP
Bakery£Open now
The local tip: Good sandwich selection. The sausage roll is properly flaky
Neighbourhood bakery-cafe on Dawes Road where everything is hand-made in their Fulham kitchen. Known for proper sourdough, vegan cakes, and excellent sandwiches. Gluten-free and sugar-free options too. A proper local bakery on a quieter Fulham street.
122 Dawes Road, London SW6 7EG
Bakery£Open now
The local tip: Excellent charcuterie and cheese. Great for picnic supplies
A proper neighbourhood deli tucked away on Seagrave Road with a 4.9 Google rating that is entirely earned. The sandwiches are generous, the coffee is strong, and the owners know half their customers by name. This is the kind of place where you pop in for a quick bite and end up staying for 45 minutes. The breakfast offering is excellent and they do a roaring trade in takeaway lunches for the surrounding offices.
15A Seagrave Rd, London SW6 1RP
Not every bakery in Fulham deserves a spot on a list. The ones featured here meet a simple bar: is this place worth recommending to a friend visiting for the first time? That filter rules out a surprising number of bakeries that look polished but underwhelm in practice. Quality of execution, atmosphere, and consistency matter more than postcode prestige or social-media presence. The shortlist follows criteria Andrew sets for which places deserve a recommendation.
The hidden-gem tag marks 2 picks in this guide, including Little Sourdough Kitchen, BAE-kery. Read their individual notes for the setting and practical details that matter to your visit.
The guide starts with places worth recommending, then lets agree/disagree votes move the order around. Picks and order are not for sale. A labelled sponsor slot sits outside the ranked list. If a bakery stops earning its place, it is reviewed and can be removed.
Best for a tight budget: Ta'mini Lebanese Bakery, Jaffa Bake House. Look for genuinely good food and drink that will not require a remortgage.
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