There are echoes of Fleabag and Richard Curtis in this tale of a mother’s attempt to run a bakery that her late daughter was set to open
A pastry chef called Sarah is knocked off her bike and killed on the way to picking up keys for the bakery in Notting Hill that she’s always dreamed of opening. Afterwards, the three most important
Women in her life – her mum, best friend and daughter – decide to make a go of the business. They name it Love Sarah in her memory, but without her skills in the kitchen how can it succeed? “She trained at Ottolenghi!” one of them exclaims, jarringly – and this awkward feel is a bit of a problem for Eliza Schroeder’s likably warm-hearted
London drama.