We went to Bayley and Sage to buy cheese. London has a good selection of cheese shops. When we are nearer Baker Street station we regularly visit La Fromagerie. Near Piccadilly you have Paxton and Whitfield. Another cheese shop is near The Shard. Now we've found another great place, Bayley and Sage. First, a huge selection of cheeses.
The occasional gift for yourself or another - such as the apron with chickens and eggs, at about £20. That's a lot for an apron. I want it. I'll have to go back and get it.
Then you can have a mini quiche heated up in the microwave to take away. £2.75. We had a choice of three kinds. We chose salmon and asparagus.
Plus vegetables. Yellow beans to make a change from green beans. A huge melon.
You can get a double espresso to take away for £1.95. Nowhere to sit down. You could carry it back to your car.
As we were leaving I saw the giant meringues in the window. Various colours. All sugar, of course. How about something with nuts?
Little coloured macaroons. How much? We asked an assistant. £12.50?
Nice for a present. A bit expensive for our tea. Do you have anything similar, but cheaper? Then we spotted some giant plain coloured almond macaroons at £4.50.
Bailey and Sage have a second branch opened in Fulham this week, June 2016.
Bailey and Sage
Parsons Green
34 New Kings Road
Parsons Green
London SW6 4ST
tel: 020 7736 2826
Sally Clarke
www.sallyclarke.co.uk
Cheeses galore at Bailey and Sage.
Then you can have a mini quiche heated up in the microwave to take away. £2.75. We had a choice of three kinds. We chose salmon and asparagus.
When you are tired of green beans, try yellow beans.
Plus vegetables. Yellow beans to make a change from green beans. A huge melon.
You can get a double espresso to take away for £1.95. Nowhere to sit down. You could carry it back to your car.
As we were leaving I saw the giant meringues in the window. Various colours. All sugar, of course. How about something with nuts?
Little coloured macaroons. How much? We asked an assistant. £12.50?
Nice for a present. A bit expensive for our tea. Do you have anything similar, but cheaper? Then we spotted some giant plain coloured almond macaroons at £4.50.
Yummy. Then we inspected the packaging and discovered that the maker was Sally Clarke, whose restaurant we have been to for birthdays, very expensive but a delicious treat. We never tried out the patisserie to take away nearby. Now we have.
Bailey and Sage have a second branch opened in Fulham this week, June 2016.
Bailey and Sage
Parsons Green
34 New Kings Road
Parsons Green
London SW6 4ST
tel: 020 7736 2826
Sally Clarke
www.sallyclarke.co.uk
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