Dedicated to the craft of baking. Available to buy in-bakery, online at https://order.gailsbread.co.uk and on Waitrose, Ocado, Deliveroo, Gorillas and Amazon Fresh.
United KingdomThe overpriced sourdough loaf I purchased at the Whiteladies Rd, Bristol shop was one and a half times the price and half the size of the excellent sourdough loaves made on the premises of the 3 local bakeries near my home in Bristol. I thought that, as I was shopping near Gail's, that I'd buy my bread there. The bread was so heavy and stale that we couldn't eat it. Additionally, I didn't realise that Gail's was card only. I'd recommend that Gail's managers take into account the importance of companies/services not being cashless, for vulnerable people, particularly women experiencing or who are survivors of domestic abuse. There's a lot of information on the internet to help Gail's managers consider this, to enable them to ensure their business model has a high level of social responsibility (that is, if that is important to them). Needless to say I won't be buying from Gail's again, unless I hear that the bread has significantly improved, is not over priced and that they take cash.
United KingdomI regularly bought the mixed olive sourdough stick, a bit pricey but was worth it, and very moreish. I bought one a couple of days ago & sadly the bread was not so tasty and had a horrible soggy texture. The recipe must have changed. I would not buy it again.
United KingdomPiutney store is cold, uncomfortable and cramped. Stale bread, broken coffee machine and poor quality pastries. All served at exorbitant prices.
United KingdomNever been to a Gail's bakery before. Walked into the StPancras store today at 5pm saw all the food laid out uncovered with customers and staff leaning all over it and turned straight back out. I don't care how nice it looks, it's totally unhygenic. There is no need for it.
