About Roni's Bagel Bakery & Cafe
The Hampstead branch of Roni's, a north London bagel bakery first opened by Roni Avital in 1989. It bakes bagels and other Jewish bakery classics alongside pastries, biscuits and cakes, and also runs as a casual café serving deli-style dishes. It doubles as a café, making it a pleasant place to linger over breakfast or an afternoon treat. It is particularly known for home-baked bagels, challah, pastries and cakes.
You will find it trading seven days a week, adding up to roughly 97 opening hours. It opens as early as 7am, handy for a pre-work loaf or coffee. Sunday trading makes it a useful weekend option.
Arriving by public transport? Head for Hampstead Underground station; from there it is a walk of about 7 minutes. It is not the only option nearby: there are 8 more bakeries within a kilometre, so a bakery crawl is easily done. It is about 3.8 mi from the centre of London. On-site details we know about: outdoor seating and indoor seating.
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