Brigit's Bakery & Afternoon Tea Bus Tours

I took a group of 7 ladies on this bus and we loved it!! Food was phenomenal! The staff was so friendly and helpful. I loved it and would recommend it!!!! We saw lots of great sights. ***you are loading INSiDE Victoria station- we were looking for it outside and almost missed our ride.

The hosts were extremely helpful and knowledgeable about London, they were awesome enough as well to give shout outs to those celebrating things on the bus. They were accommodating as well but allowing us to swap seats and enjoy the views from the upper deck. They played very tasteful music and historical facts about the places we drove past. If you don’t care to walk and visit London a historical sights, this is a good way to view the city.

2nd visit: 29/5/25: Unfortunately a disappointing desert on a play of Ferraro Roche with a chocolate with hazelnut slice with non diary cream on the top with unfortunately made the desert below average. 1st visit: 24/5/25 Tucked away just a short stroll from The Strand, Brigit’s Bakery is a whimsical burst of pink that’s hard to miss. The décor blends iconic London themes with a distinctly floral, French-inspired flair—think faux flower garlands, themed crockery, and plenty of photo-worthy corners. The spacious seating area is inviting, with tables adorned in quirky touches and bright pink accents. While the visual theme nods to London, the cakes lean heavily into French pâtisserie style. I tried the “Summer in France” — a raspberry dome delicately crowned with fresh berries and set on a dense pastry base. It was vibrant, rich, and perfectly suited to a warm day. Cakes and pastries are priced around £5 to £6 for takeaway, though it’s worth noting that prices aren’t clearly displayed, which could be improved. All in all, Brigit’s Bakery offers a playful and picturesque escape with sweet treats that deliver more than just visual appeal.