Pastelaria Portuguesa

Watch your head if you are over 5foot 8. However, classic Portuguese cakes and good pastel de nata. Delta coffee is served here. it's a typical Portuguese coffee if you get the espresso- the closest you'll get to a bica, it's strong and very consistent but hardly gourmet. Still though, I'll be back when nearby for that quintessential taste of Portugal.... Shame there's no beach nearby.

Lovely coffee and a great pastel de nata... perfect

Fabulous pastries, coffee good (1st flat white was excellent, 2nd flat white made by a different person was fairly good), very friendly and dog loving. On my list of 'top go to cafes'.

I don’t really have much to say about this place, which isn’t usually a great sign. All I can say is that the food was overall average, not terrible, not great. It satiated me, but didn’t make me enjoy it.

Extremely disappointed to arrive at 2.50pm and be told that the kitchen closes at 3 when hours are advertised as until 4. Coffee great. Sausage roll to share :( very tasty. Portuguese tarts excellent but needed a bit more. Only 4 stars because we've been here before a while back

Usually like this place, but today they refused to serve food at 14:15, although open until 4pm. This very hungry person went to the Warwick Street Kitchen instead, which was great!

Sat outside in the sunshine with good coffee and bacon rolls. Good ciabatta's with bacon, downside was that I forgot to say no butter, who butters bread , not great but thankfully not loads.
Would go back

Had a lovely hot chocolate and fried eggs on a wonderful lightly toasted ciabatta! I would very much recommend this place. A much needed warm through on a very cold day.