Dunn's Bakery

Dunn's Bakery Crouch End - Dunn's Bakery

Broadway Sourdough!

- Toasted Pumpkin, Sesame and Sunflower Seeds in a light rye Sourdough - Our Broadway sourdough - like all our Dunn's bread - is baked fresh here at Dunn's first thing every morning in Crouch End This Broadway Sourdough is delicious with jam,...

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Dunns Bakery, Crouch End -London - Thanks For The Food

Yepp, that’s right-yet another bakery in Crouch End.

Although it is one of the many bakeries in the neighbourhood, Dunn’s Bakery certainly stands out as one of the best.

The perhaps unassuming exterior houses one of the oldest and most beloved bakeries in North London.

It’s not hard to see why Dunn’s has a long standing reputation for not only seriously laying the smackdown to your tastebuds (and they have the industry awards to prove it) but also for community involvement.

If you are in the ‘hood, or want to see how one of London’s bests do it up proper, pop in for any of the aforementioned menu items.

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Dunn’s bakery in Crouch End is a well loved local institution.

It has been part of the fabric of Crouch End Broadway for generations and still prides itself on using high quality, locally sourced ingredients to produce a fabulous array of breads, cakes, pastries and confectionery.

GVWI President Holly is very fond of the salmon bagels while GVWI Secretary Elin has been won over by the bread (especially the current guest loaf, a Redemption Ale bread).

GVWI would like to thank Dunn’s for the part they play in the local community– Dunn’s recently donated fifteen cake boxes to the GVWI for the Jubilee festivities in Battersea Park!

Whether you are looking for a loaf of bread for weekday sandwiches or a special cake for a celebration, Dunn’s is at the top of our list.

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It’s not just coffee and cake that they serve – it’s a breakfast till dinner vibe, with each menu rustling up all time favourites – porridge, salads and steaks.

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Living in Crouch End: area guide to homes, schools and transport ...

Estate agent Barrington Dutton from the local branch of Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward says Crouch End is a wonderful place to bring up children, with many buyers coming from nearby Islington in search of family homes.

Property scene Many of the mainly Victorian and Edwardian terrace houses found in Crouch End have been converted into flats.

For those on the eastern side of Crouch End, trains from Hornsey and Harringay stations go to Moorgate via Finsbury Park, Highbury & Islington and Old Street, in 18 minutes from Hornsey and 15 minutes from Harringay.

Best roads There are large five- and six-bedroom Edwardian semi-detached and terrace houses in the roads off Crouch End Hill including Coleridge Road, Clifton Road and Birchington Road.

Up and coming In Hornsey, properties in the roads between Priory Road and Alexandra Park — North View Road, South View Road, Hawthorn Road and Beechwood Road — are cheaper than similar houses in Crouch End near the Broadway.

Area guide for Crouch End

Whether stopping off for coffee at one of the many cafes or taking the dog for a walk in Alexandra Park, the vitality of Crouch End gives its residents much to be proud of.

Green spaces Crouch End locals are spoilt for choice when it comes to outdoor space, as the area is surrounded on every side with acres of parkland.

Bus: Several buses connect Crouch End to Central London, as well as to other areas of North London.

Education The schools in Crouch End are a key reason for the high proportion of families living in the area.

Crouch End also boasts several local secondary schools, including Hornsey School for Girls, Highgate Wood, the Greig City Academy and Mount Carmel Catholic College for Girls.