BaD Scones

My Gen Z son introduced this cafe to us, Baby boomers’ parent. A peaceful cafe with beautifully English decorated outlook for 3 of us to enjoy high tea with good selection of delightful continental pasteries, cakes and scones served with selection of coffee, teas and other non alcoholic beverages to choose.. A comfortable cafe to bond with your loved ones and friends where the atmosphere was quite, serene and enjoy a touch of English cafes set up I was facinated with the cafe’s collection of legend cutlery which they used to serve customers and the best part of this cafe, no plastic utensils were served. Staff were friendly. Cafe was very neat, tidy, spacious and clean includind the washroom Parking was easy on a weekend.

Interesting Cafe. I was wondering why they called their scones, bad. Then I saw Buy and Donate, BaD. Cafe with a heart that contributes to charity. Mondays 20% off the bill. The illy coffee was good, and the shepherds pie (lamb) that came was really delicious and the lovely aroma hits your olfactory canals, the moment you cut it open. The country pie was good and the Scones and the clotted cream were fantastic. Lots of food suitable for light lunches and afternoon tea. Will definitely come again. Free street parking available.

Came here for the scones and glad to say it did not disappoint. They serve hot scones with clotted cream and jam, but would be good if they can give more clotted cream. However the pandan layer cake was a bit on the soft side. But the cashier was not too polite, he asked if I’m paying QR or card, I said I’m paying card then he asked if it’s debit or credit card. And I reverted “credit card”. His reply was “only debit and QR code”. Then why bother to ask? And there’s no sorry or indication to state that they are only accepting debit cards and QR code. But the staff who served the scones were really polite and well mannered. More training is required for the one handling the cashier side.

Nice scones and good range of cinnamon rolls. Classic tea set.

I absolutely love this neighborhood gem– it's such a pleasant and welcoming spot to relax or get some work done. The pastries are a definite highlight, consistently delicious and perfectly sized, making them an ideal treat without being overwhelming. What's more, the prices are very reasonable for the quality you get. The only minor downside is the music choice. While the overall vibe is fantastic, the modern music they play feels a bit out of place. Some jazz cafe lounge music would really elevate the atmosphere and make it perfect. Despite the music, I highly recommend this cafe!

Met up with a friend for teatime on a PH at this cafe. We had some scones ( flavour of each ), cookie and a slice of victoria sandwich cake. The scones are good, in fact better than the one in Selfridges in London at one third of the price, a win for sure. The cake was alright and my latte was good. The ambience of the place was like being at your mum's friend's home back in the 80's. Nothing pretentious, easy going and parking was also easy. Definitely a nice, uncomplicated place for folks in PJ to have a meal or some snacks with friends or family. I can see myself coming in again alone with a good book while enjoying some scones and tea.

We'd been here a few times now, and you can tell we quite like this place since we'd done repeated visits. BaD stands for Buy and Donate, so whatever we paid, part of it will go to charity. They do lovely scones (lavender is my favourite), and they serve their scones with butter, jam, and marmalade. Tea all comes in nice English tea set, nicely presented. We'd come here for their lunch too, mushroom soup and tomato soup were great, the fish and chips is of great value. Only thing is, the menu isn't extensive, so come here for tea instead of lunch. I'd also bought some of their biscuits back, they are all very reasonably priced and very buttery. Good value. When I feel like having scones, this is definitely the place that will come to my mind.

Their scone taste good.. doesn’t over buttery flavour. Highly recommend their poppyseeds scone.