Watford's Flourish Bakery goes TikTok viral for unreal eats
The TikTok video posted by the user has gained more than 50,000 views and over 700 likes.
Flourish Bakery in Watford goes TikTok viral
In the TikTok posted by Emily, she encourages viewers to "drive to this random industrial estate in Watford to try the unreal eats at Flourish Bakery", while sharing clips of the bakery's croissants, doughnuts, wide selection of bread, cookies and brunch items.
Captioning the TikTok, the user wrote: "The BEST brunch, sourdough, fresh pastries and cakes. I wanted to eat everything."
On its website, Flourish Craft Bakery shares that it's a "community-focused bakery, offering a personal touch to those who value quality over quantity".
The bakery has a wide range of items on sale, along with its own on-site cafe open every day from 8am to 4pm.
Describing the cafe, Flourish shares: "Tucked away on an unassuming industrial estate, our on-site café and pizzeria is a surprising little oasis.
"Here, we serve delicious, thoughtfully prepared food in a warm and welcoming space."
Food served at Flourish Bakery includes a full English breakfast for £14.35, a Reuben for £11.95, eggs Benedict for £9.95, and sliced avocado on toast for £9.85.
The cafe also offers a selection of sandwiches and wraps like the Harissa chicken bap for £8.80, the sausage in a bap for £7.50 and the ultimate bacon sarnie for £6.50.
From Wednesday to Sunday, the cafe's Loading Bay Pizzeria is open from 12pm, offering a range of pizzas, including the Portobello for £13.50 and the Americana for £12.50.
On Tripadvisor, Flourish Craft Bakery has a rating of 4.3 out of 5 from more than 300 reviews.
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One guest said: "The bread is just off the hook. Delicious food. Friendly, efficient service.
"Tempting cakes - what's not to love about this gem in the middle of an industrial estate?"
Another guest wrote: "Went in with my family, fantastic food, fresh and delicious, also great variety. The staff are lovely too."
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