Ferreira Delicatessen in Camden - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Best sandwich I’ve had in London by far. The prosciutto sandwich is amazing, and the pastel de nata is also delicious.

I visited Ferreira Delicatessen after a recommendation. The place itself already from outside it’s really nice with some tables to sit and enjoy the food. Inside there is a great variety of food that it’s difficult to find in london. I had a delicious panino (the bread was fantastic!) fresh made in front of me. Will definitely be back!!

Best sandwiches and coffee in camden area. This place is also incredibly convenient, only a 5 minute walk from the tube, such a delightful location too. Perfect for a quick lunch or bite to eat. There’s also lots of Portuguese ingredients and delicacies here too, personally I love coming here to stock up before hosting for guests. Lovely customer service, very friendly and emendable.

This is a real gem, hidden away in a backstreet in Camden. I have been here several times now and feel that I need to share my great find. Superb coffee, under £3 too and an excellent selection of sandwiches and sweet treats. The staff are friendly and helpful and go the extra mile to make recommendations on the specialist wines and produce they sell in the deli. I always come out with a smile on my face and a few delicious treats for later.

Can’t believe the state of this place ,horrible staff and owner . Poped in for a quick bite , I will never go back in again First the state of the staff uniform looks filthy , those guys eating and drinking while serving your lunch not wearing masks ect… I quickly looked around what looks like a preparation area My god , is there isn’t cleaning at all . Now I paid a fortune for what seems already prepared and frozen lunch . Wayyyyyyyyy overpriced and zero quality My advice is M&S is few minutes down the road Not long before someone gets a real food poisoning there Avoid avoid avoid Not surprised if there is hardly any one there . Pls closed stop your

Best Portuguese custard tarts in London! Their Pasteis de Nata are amazing. The cafe and coffee is great. They do sandwiches to order. I also love the Portuguese food to buy as it’s a shop. There is a great selection of Portuguese products to buy. The Portuguese chorizo is delicious. They also sell a lot of great Brazilian snacks like fresh Coxinhas and Empahdinha. Fantastic cafe and shop. I highly recommend Ferreira to anyone North of the river!

I spent 3 days in London and visited them every day. By day 3 they knew my preference for coffee and that I wanted a Portuguese custard to go along. It was the best way to remember why I love Portugal so much! The guys who own it were very nice and polite, always willing to help.

Went to Ferreira for the first and last time this morning. The service was beyond rude. After purchasing 4 pastries my friend and I left the store. We decided to sit outside with the seating provided as it was raining. The employee came out to us,pointed his finger and warned us in an accusatory tone that if we return to their store with our own coffees we will need to pay double next time. Instead of explaining in a reasonable professional manner he decided to threaten us which will ensure we will never return. The pastries were burnt on the bottom and there are plenty of other more friendly local businesses in Camden to frequent.

Walked past this place many times but decided to sit down and enjoy a coffee. Fantastic coffee very smooth, Portuguese custard tarts were beyond excellent. This cafe has a huge range of European style meats and sausages and do great sandwiches. Also dog friendly owner who gave us a bowl of water for a very thirsty Frenchie.

Small portuguese delicatesse with an exclusive counter for fresh made sandwiches. Love it, always grab a sandwich/pastry when in the area. Great staff as well!

Found this place a couple of months ago and since then have been going there at least once a week. The sandwiches are amazing. Very tasty and very good value. Don't forget to try the amazing Natas. This place is also a grocery shop with a lot of portuguese products including nice wines and cheeses.

Amazing chorizo sandwiches and Portuguese tart, lovely people and great service. Busy at lunch time but it's worthy to try, perfect for a quick lunch.

It's a corner shop with benefits: specifically the most amazing selection of jaw-droppingly brilliant Portuguese wines. I've never been disappointed by the wines and while they're not cheap, they're not expensive and punch way above their price. They also sell delicious, freshly made deli sandwiches and so on. The staff are brilliant and will happily get you whatever you want if they don't have it in store. Great people.

We have been using the Ferreira Deli for over 3 years and we absolutely love the place. To have a Portuguese Deli so close and is our bonus. The two brothers who run the deli have a good steady clientele and serve a lot of people every day with a superb blend of Portuguese, Spanish and English snacks and food. The deli has just been updated and refreshed and the place looks a lot better for the work. I have certainly learnt a lot about Portuguese wine and of course they sell superb Port. To Germano and Victor - many thanks

This place is a real find. In recent years it's been taken over by new owners who've turned it into a fantastic local deli stocking some fantastic things. If you're looking for sandwiches made to order with freshly baked, delicious bread & plentiful ingredients, this is your place! It's reasonably priced too. We like popping in after a hard day at work & buying up lots of delicious things for an easy but tasty supper. We usually buy a bottle of Portuguese red wine (Portuguese wine is currently very underrated but the reds are particularly good, rich & full bodied. The staff will advise you - they're all from the Douro region of Portugal where the best wines are produced) and various yummy things like parma ham & Portugese cheeses which they also cut to order so are super fresh. Do try the custard tarts (pastel natas) and also the Portuguese croquetas (I don't know the Portuguese word for them but they're incredibly moreish). Otherwise we'll pop in for a freshly made coffee - and they do really good coffee - & a sandwich & we'll sit in their outside eating area in the sun watching the world go by on Delancey Street We highly recommend this place