Bakeries?

This danish bakery has locations throughout London

https://oleandsteen.co.uk/

Gail’s Bakery

Ottolenghi

https://www.timeout.com/london/restaurants/londons-best-bakeries

Personally I like the Chocolate Room in Selfridges.

In London
- The Swedish cardamom buns and cinnamon buns at Fabrique are incredible (I carried 6 cardamom buns on the plane home with me). Their bread also looked great, but I didn’t get a chance to try any.
https://fabrique.co.uk/

Bertinet in Bath is well regarded. They have expanded their brand and sell bread in supermarkets across the country but they have a shop in Bath still.

Hufflins. A Cotswold company (Burford) originally but have expanded.

Now have locations in

Locations:

• Burford
• Cheltenham High Street
• Cheltenham Promenade
• Kingston upon Thames
• Moreton in Marsh
• Oxford Street
• Stow on the Wold
• Stratford
• Witney

Stratford-Upon-Avon is in Red Lion Court in Bridge Street https://huffkins.com/pages/stratford-upon-avon-cafe-bakery

Oxford Street is in London, the main shopping street in London. It in in the flagship John Lewis department store near Oxford Circus. https://huffkins.com/pages/oxford-street-cafe-bakery-london-john-lewis

At any Huffkins, be very sure to check out the Beesting. Yum. In fact everything of theirs is yum.

Another vote for Fabrique, although for me it's the vanilla or cinnamon buns that I love

Borough Market in London usually has a few bakeries with stalls set up.

I've always enjoyed Bread Ahead and their stall at Borough Market -- https://www.breadahead.com/

As well as Comptoir Gourmand -- https://www.comptoirgourmand.co.uk/