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A speciality viennoiserie bakery near Broadway Market in East London, we supply boutique cafés, hotels and restaurants across London.
On Saturdays we open our bakery to the public, selling classic pastries as well as seasonal specialities, baguettes and other breads.
Pavilion Bakery Will Stop Serving Meat - Eater London
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This morning, Pavilion Bakery owner Rob Green announced on their Instagram page that from Monday next week the sites will all be “meat free.”
Rising meat costs as well as an effort to act more sustainably are forcing chefs and operators to approach menus in new ways.
The main effect of Green’s decision will be felt at the original site in Victoria Park, where their focus is on Sri Lankan-influenced brunches and more traditional English cooked breakfasts.
In his post this morning, Green said, “Having debated and reduced meat products over several years I have finally decided to pull it completely and concentrate developing menus based around well sourced plant based products.”
He continued, “I have been running the Pavilion for ten years and feel the challenge of the next ten should be focusing on reducing waste, purchasing from organic growers, celebrating health through food within our beautiful community...We will continue to sell fish from Fish for Thought, our wonderful eggs from Rookery Farm, along side fantastic veggies from Chegworth valley and Perry Court Farm.”
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Pavilion Bakery | The Worktop
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For fresh baked bread that crackles and sings to you, check out Pavilion Bakery on Broadway Market.
For a true east London experience, venture to Broadway Market to buy a loaf of bread from Pavilion Bakery.
Inside the shop, bread loaves and pastries line the counter and the back wall.
The beautiful storefront is reason enough for any bread lover to go to Pavilion Bakery.
These photos are taken at 10 AM, when it wasn’t too crowded, and the fresh baked loaves at Pavilion Bakery were still stacked high in the windows and on the counter.