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1. Feb. 2023 · 1 February 2023. Set on the charming Chelsea Green, a stone’s throw from the buzz of the King’s Road, you’ll find one of the most celebrated new openings on London’s gastronomic scene: Birley Bakery. The first venture of its kind from Mayfair members’ club king, Robin Birley, its chic ochre awning and burgundy lacquered ...
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Savouries. Birley Bakery, the latest venture of the well-known club-owner Robin Birley, takes its inspiration from the traditional boulangerie-pâtisseries which though, at one time, ubiquitous in every city, town and village of France, have now all but disappeared from French life. This bakery, however, isn’t just an exercise in nostalgia ...
17. Apr. 2023 · Club king Robin Birley has teamed with longstanding partners and realized his dream of opening a bakery for one and all on Chelsea Green in London.
After leaving school, Robin Birley decided against attending university, preferring to gain experience in the world of retail, enrolling in a U.S. Trainee Management course at Grand Union supermarkets, which involved gaining experience in all the stores’ numerous departments. Upon his return to the UK, he opened his own gourmet sandwich bars which service the City, London’s financial ...
28. Jan. 2023 · In an idyllic corner of Chelsea Green, private club Robin Birley has opened a new bakery that sells the cakes, breads, and chocolates beloved by members of 5 Hertford Street and Oswald's. At Birley Bakery, a new hot spot in Chelsea Green, the private club's obsessed-about breads, pastries, and chocolates are now sold to the public.
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday: 7am-7pm. Sunday: 8am-6pm. Colonel Saab – A love letter to India. Robin Birley, owner and founder of private members’ clubs 5 Hertford Street and Oswald’s, opens Birley Bakery in London’s Chelsea Green.
6. Jan. 2023 · The tiny bakery in which you can – gingerly – munch your way through one of these cakes opened just before Christmas in Chelsea, London. Borrowing its name from its founder, the member’s-club entrepreneur Robin Birley, it feels very much like an extension of his other spots in the capital.
