Queen's Park is, luckily, one of my favourite neighbourhoods to spend a Sunday morning in. I say this because I live in Queen's Park and so spend many a morning here, I feel really lucky to love the neighbourhood I've chosen. I live in one of the many pastel houses that abound in the neighbourhood, particularly in the tiny residential streets between Salisbury Road (the high street) and Kilburn High Road. There's all manner of colourful houses and gardens, as well as an unusual number of ornate door knockers. My favourite find so far is a stork. It's a decidedly residential part of town, with just enough cute shops and restaurants to poke around, but not so many that the tourists find their way out here.Bakeries & CoffeeGail's is one of our favourite bakeries in London. I remember Cierra introducing me to Gail's when I first moved here and I've been a big fan of their hot chocolate, sourdough bread, and gruyere chives scones ever since. I pop in at least once a week when I'm working from home for a bit of a change of scenery and a delicious sandwich to get me through the day!Dark Habit is the local coffee shop in Queen's Park and they definitely know what they're doing. On days I'm too tired to concentrate I'll come here for a latte and to get some work done.Milk Beach Cafe, while this place is actually a brunch option and will be opening as a wine bar in the future, its main appeal to me is the really well sourced coffee. I'm very excited to have another local coffee option when my mom next comes to visit. It doesn't hurt that the space is adorable and it's on one of my favourite streets in Queen's Park.