Bravo Patisserie – Mill Road

This is a short and sweet review but I wanted to share my love for Bravo Patisserie. It has been a family favourite of ours for a while now and is often the place we go to when we want something indulgent for a special occasion.

Bravo Patisserie always has a good selection of cakes and pastries which are marvously presented to give any event that little extra pop. The photos really don’t do it justice but there is something for everyone here and they will also do cakes to order. Looking on their Facebook page, I had seen Jurassic Park cakes all the way to Birthday cakes.

Coffee is served but there is also some incredible baklava, which I struggle to resist on every visit as it’s one of my favourite foods. This makes it a great place to pop in for a drink and a snack as well as visiting to shop. Keep that in mind the next time you are down Mill Road and fancy popping into the coffee shop.

Baklava is a sweet layered pastry dish with chopped nuts, syrup, and honey. There are lots of places to buy Baklava down Mill Road but I find theirs is some of my favourite.

The selection of cakes is what makes Bravo Patisserie really stand out. They are absolutely delicious and incredibly moreish. Their presentation is excellent and often goes with themes depending on the time of year. My mother bought a very special cake over Christmas, which I still think about today. A little piece of fruit inside was a nice touch.

The next time you are down Mill Road and fancy a coffee and something sweet, make sure to pop by. You won’t regret it.

Address: 164 Mill Rd, Cambridge CB1 3LP

Website: http://www.bravopatisseriecafe.co.uk/

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