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Reza Caviar

345 Kensington High St, London W8 6NW, United Kingdom

Reza Caviar
Bakery
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FQWW+XR London, United Kingdom
+44 20 7603 0924
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Mahrokh Daneshnia
Mahrokh Daneshnia
We travelled to London for a day trip and decided to buy some Sangak bread to bring back home. £15 for six breads as the owner claimed they were baked fresh on the day. Unfortunately the breads were too old and not worth a penny. The staff are very persuasive trying to sell as much as possible, so its very difficult to have a relaxed browsing in the shop. Every time we bought pastries, the weight was more than asked. I will try other shops next time in London.
Farhad Kamranvand
Farhad Kamranvand
I went there alone. I spoke to a member of staff to take photo of their products to send to my family, and ask them to choose what they want.
He gently gave me the permission to do so. My wife asked me to buy some fruit roll-ups, and sweets for the Nowrouz celebration.
I found quite limited variety of the products, however the taste is good enough to make me recommend this place.
Masoud Khalajian
Masoud Khalajian
They have fresh pastries made on site, and the best bit about it was I was offered to try some before I bought. They even had a baker at the back, making a large birthday cake. Very warm welcoming patisserie. Highly recommend.
Mez Power
Mez Power
Many complain about the price here. Yes there is a new sweet shop in Finchley, cheaper, but the quality at Agha Reza's is the BEST. If you want to save a few pound go Finchley, if you want quality and taste come here. I spent £22.50 and I am more than happy, will come back for more.
Sara Azadegan
Sara Azadegan
If you love Iranian food, this is the place to go to. Only issue is it's expensive. For food you pay less than 1pound in Iran you have to pay 5 x more.
Anna-Alexandra Jevtic
Anna-Alexandra Jevtic
Worst cake ever. Really badly made. Stuck several pieces of whole walnuts in the middle, just slapped them between the sponge and cream. The walnuts were really bad quality too, the ones where the skin peels off. The cream was horrifying to the eye. If you want a Persian cake and order a Persian cake, wouldn't you be upset at getting an Indian cake? It was just so much dye poured into the cream. The sponge was not a sponge. There is a reason why it was sponge cake - KEIK Esfanji. It was like chewing plastic - think GYM MATS - and there was sooo much cream that I believe that the cream was covering the mistakes of the cake. Blergh. There was so much cream that you could use it instead of cement to build a house.
Sogol Motiey
Sogol Motiey1 year ago
I've been going here often for my Persian food ingredients and recently bought some of their pistachios and cashews. Unfortunately, they were infested with larva/moths, and we've had a pantry moth problem ever since. A true nightmare. I told the owner (I think he was the owner!) and he disregarded it and said it's normal. Be VERY careful purchasing any of the open food items from them. Not only are they pricey but they will come with guests and infest your home and closet. DO NOT RECOMMEND. Go to Al Baydar or Kourosh on North End Road instead.
Leila Naderi
Leila Naderi2 years ago
I am disgusted how conning they are. They removed one layer of this Sohan and put the seal back on. It’s theft. Their products are always 3 times more expensive than other shops but this??? Disgusting how fraudulent they are
SHAME ON YOU.
They wouldn’t give money back either. My poor daughter went there not knowing the con artists she was dealing with
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