Cafe de Nata Soho in City of London, Westminster - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Locale nella centralissima Soho Londra dove puoi gustare il dolce tipico di Pastel de Nata in tutte le sue varianti una visita gradita a tutte le ore .

Wow! Stumbled upon this place in Soho as well were passing through the area. I've eaten these custard 'tarts' in Portugal many times however, the choice of fillings here differed slightly. Regardless, we chose 2 different ones and we're not dissapointed! Super tasty pastry with delicious fillings! If you enjoy Portuguese tarts... Don't hesitate!

We actively sought out this cafe after high recommendations and it lived up to the hype . The pastries are delicious. Coconut was the hilight . Pity seating is so restricted would have been nice to sit and savour . £7.50 for 3 well worth it .

Ich bin zufällig vorbei gekommen, da ich in der Nähe mein Hotel habe. Ich habe mir zwei Pastel de Nata gekauft und was soll ich sagen. Gestern habe ich mir wieder zwei gekauft und heute zum Abschluss hole ich mir wieder zwei. Sehr sehr lecker. Am besten schmecken mir die mit Himbeere.

Folhado estaladiço, como se preza um bom pastel de nata! Empregado muito simpático, atencioso e a falar português! Decoração sem esquecer as origens! Paragem obrigatória.

Cafe de nata is a takeaway cafe which sells homemade pastas de nata. It is situated in the centre of Soho. It also offers a selection of coffees, tea and iced drinks. It is very clean with helpful staff. Payment is by card only. Limited seating inside is available.

Great product. Poor service. If you buy 4 cakes for a total of £8.25 you can not have a bag even of you want to pay for it. And if you want a receipt, you can not have it because they ran out of paper.

Great product, but awful awful experience with the staff, simply rude and awful! I have just visited the store in Soho, I went there three times today and the first two times the classic Natas were cold out, and kept being told to wait 15 minutes. For me to kept on going back and returned to the store to buy them, I am sure you can tell how much I enjoy the products and want to bring it home to share with the family. I appreciate that it’s a busy day today on Easter weekend, however, I have never experience something like this in any retail shops or in any hospitality industry. I was served by a male staff and with dark curly hair. He looks simply fed up and didn’t want to be there, his facial expression shown that people should not be in the store and any customers were an inconvenient to him. As it shows it all on his face. When people asked him questions he rolled his eyes, and very very short tempered. Even when customers asked for a bag, he simply slam it on the table. I appreciate it is a fast moving place, however, manners cost nothing and your customers do not deserved to be treated the way he did to them, rude, abrupt and the worst customer service I have ever experienced and witnessed. When people go and spend their hard Widnes cash, no one should be treated with the way we did.

I stumbled across this little gem years ago after being at the theatre on Shaftsbury Avenue, so when I can I go out of my way to return here. I did this weekend and as ever their pastel de nata are impeccable. They have several delicious flavours to choose from as well as their traditional. I would buy as many as you can carry home! There isn’t much room to sit in but they’re good to eat on the go. Particular favourite is the raspberry, although strawberry, coconut and passion fruit are great too. A must visit if nearby!

Brought one of each flavour as they are my parents favourites. They even offer a vegan option, which they loved also. Defo worth a visit for a quick snack or to take home.

OMG!! We were having breakfast in Soho after a night in London and opposite was Cafe de Nata - just a small shop on a corner but as Portuguese custard tarts are hubby's favourite thing I went over to look..... never seen so many varieties (fruit on top etc) they all looked good but he chose the traditional plain ones, I got a small box for him (5 I think?) and we toddled off home. That afternoon he tried one with coffee and his eyes lit up - absolutely the best he's had in the UK (yep, he's tried a lot - shops, in dependants, farmers markets 🤣) The point was proved when he didn't offer any around! We'll definitely go when back in London. Do try if there's one near you.

התאהבנו במאפה בפורטוגל, המאפה ממש מצויין, פריך וטעים וזהה לזה שאכלנו בפורטוגל מומלץ!! אכלנו את הקלסי ועם פרות יער או תות

Definitely worth a visit! You’ve never had a Pasteis de Nata like this! Creamy still slight warm custard with the flakiest crispiest pastry! Traditional and coconut versions are delicious, add a cup of coffee for a very worthwhile treat!

I am Portuguese. I am from Lisbon. I can tell you, it tastes like home. The classical with cinnamon, a must! Guarantee Portuguese Pastel de Nata flavour!

Who ever tried Pasteis de Belem in Lisbon, knows it's hard to find pasteis as good elsewhere. Well, cafe de nata has them pretty good. And bonus? Vegan version! Slightly sweeter but still really great! Worth a visit.

First time eating Pasteis de nata here and they are delicious. Is hard to be in the area and not step in. I have tried the classic one and with chocolate. My friends tried with coconut, strawberry and raspberry.

The menu and site raves about their iced coffee, and when I went to the store I asked and was just yelled at “no!” Just would’ve appreciated any other way to say that. Also then ordered a pastry people rave about, and it was below...

sembra di essere in portogallo im questo angolino di soho, ottimi pasteis de nata ,buonissima la crema e la consistenza....

These are easily the most delicious dessert I’ve ever had. Always warm (unless I’ve been very lucky each time I’ve been and arrived as they’re coming out of the oven), the custard-y middle oozes out and the pastry is just so crisp and flaky. A...

After many trips to Madeira I am somewhat of a Portuguese tart connoisseur nay addict so, I was most delighted to spot this place whilst meandering around Soho. A fresh warm custard tart and a coffee was just the pick me up I needed! They...

The best pastéis de nata in London! Great customer service and love the variety of flavors on offer. Can’t recommend this place enough! 5*

I absolutely love Portugese Natas and was gutted that I would miss out on these when I became a Vegan. However when i discovered this place I was so excited to try the Natas. The best part was that the Vegan ones taste exactly like...

Since I became vegan this was one of the things I missed the most! You brought these back to my life, they taste exactly the same… soooo delicious! ♥️

We bought 2 Portuguese tarts while wandering round Soho OMG they were out of this world 💥💥💥💥. Soooooo delicious we went back the next day and bought 4 x boxes of 3 for friends & relatives back home.

Classic pasteles de nata are excellent in this centrally located shop -- currently open in takeaway-only mode

My husband and I bought 3 pasteis de nata, a traditional one, coconut, and apple with cinnamon. They were absolutely delicious and we wish we had ordered more! They were so tasty, the coconut one is fantastic and I have no words to describe it....

Went to pick up natas to take home. Staff was very polite and helpful . I bought 1xoriginal,2xcoconut,2xapple and cinnamon and 1x raspberry. They were all amazing! Next day i went back and got 12 more natas)) Will recommend!

Yes, there is no discussion here. They are delicious. Chocolate one not so much (perhaps with a better quality dark chocolate it would be tastier), but the original and coconut are PERFECT! This place is small, and busy because it's good, so they usually run...

I do not get the positive reviews of this place. The natas were nothing special and are not even remotely similar to what I have had in Lisbon. The custard was runny and not congealed and pretty much tasteless. In addition they seem to have...

The queues and the hype are worth it. We went in here accidentally one day as we were curious to try Pastel de nata as our friends had been to Portugal and told us about them. Well, we were not disappointed. The staff were enthusiastic...

Small premises in Old Compton Street. All pastels are made and cooked on the premises in an open plan kitchen. Delightful staff. Wonderful product. So many different flavours to try- almost healthy with the fruit options!- apple and cinnamon, strawberry , raspberry, blueberry and pear....

My favourite place to visit! No visit to London is complete popping in here. I couldn’t recommend somewhere more!

Começo por escrever que sou absolutamente viciado em pasteis de nata. Procuro o melhor pastel de nata como quem procura...

Centrally located in Soho, this is a great place for delicious Portuguese pastries. They have several tastes (the truly delicious natural ones, the ones with chocolate chips, those with pear, ...). They're not cheap but they are delicious!

I heard about this particular store from a Youtube video I watched a few weeks ago and decided to check it out while I'm visiting down here in London. I love a custard tart but pastel de nata's are more than that. I went fro...

Once you have tasted these tarts you will be back for more! They are amazing. The plain custard tart is my favourite. The pastry is light and flaky and they are best eaten warm.

I've been a few times and have always been impressed by how delicious the pastel de nata was and how friendly the staff appeared. My most recent visit was after 10pm on a Friday night. The chef was still cranking out hot batches of fresh...

We came here on Valentine's night in Soho, and wow!!! 1) They were open until midnight, most places were already closed by 10pm and I was craving some dessert. 2) Each pastel was 1.95 GBP, typical expensive for small bites, but I thought was worth...

This place is delicious! As good as the ones you get in Portugal. The classic is great and the blueberry is pretty good too. Highly recommend !

There are quite a few Pastel de Nata shops in London now - this one serves a variety of flavours but the traditional is still the best one and these kept at home for a few days.

We stopped in for a nata and coffee. We had never heard of nata but gave it a shot. So delicious. We each had one and a coffee. Plenty to tide us over until dinner. Small little place on the corner. We were able to...

כמי שביקר בליסבון שבפורטוגל ברובע בלם , במקום שבו נמכרת העוגיה הממכרת, שקריספית מבחוץ ורכה וטעימה מאד מבפניםוהנקראת פסטל דה...

I can’t resist buying a box of 3 if I’m around Soho. Crispy pastry and deliciously smooth custard. These are the best Pasteis de Nata I’ve had in London. Whilst it’s nice to try the variety of flavours they have on offer, the original filling...

Best stop for a snack, break for coffee and something sweet in soho, u got to try this shop. Portuguese classical cakes right in the middle of London. Excellent and tasty, with custard on crispy dough. Amazing.

Just the best little custard tarts ever. Fresh, thin and crisp pastry, deep creamy filling with optional flavour and chocolate. We always buy a box when we are in Soho. Fab.

In this tiny little shop specialising just on the Portugal classic, with many flavour varieties, you can see the pastels being made right on the spot. Yours will probably still be warm, with a crumbly outside and well filled with good custard. Simple, but it's...