Lisboa Patisserie in Kensington and Chelsea

This business used to have plenty of choices that were worth the travel to get there. What I've noticed as soon as we arrived was the number of people present (usually a massive queue on Sundays). We went on purpose to buy a birthday cake as I've been doing for the past 15 years) only to have the biggest disappointment today when we served it... it was dry, the ribbon around the cake brought all the egg filling with it. Also bought custard tarts and other egg product that isn't to the standards I was used to, plus been overcharged in one of the items. When I asked if they had Molotov or egg lamprey (typical Portuguese dishes) I was told they don't do it anymore as they don't have the chef that used to do them. Summarising I do believe that if you walk a few meters down the road to another Portuguese coffee shop which has now the same quality the only difference is that they have better prices.

Fenomenale con i dolcetti portoghesi ! Freshissini e ottimi . Era pienissima . Una scoperta anche la Zona grazie ai nostri amici

Really good value for money. Fast service too! The treats are delicious, if you love custard, it’s heaven

amazing coffee and lovely, chatty staff. loads of authentic Portuguese delicacies. very reasonably priced. will be back asap

I have been stopping here for Pastry and coffee with my cycling group every week or two for years. It looks shabby and you can get hassled by junkies and homeless people to buy them a coffee on the negatives. But the pastries are excellent and have all the stuff you would expect from a Portuguese place, the coffee is good and it’s extremely cheap by London standards.

Went yesterday 29 April to especially buy 3 Natas and 3 Bolos de Arroz. We ate the Bolos de Arroz when we returned home, they were very stodgy, not edible. They were not like this a few years ago so don't waste your money as they were not cheap.

I had a delicious take away pastry here for lunch. I could tell from the bustle this place would be nice. Very reasonably priced and different stuff to your normal patisserie. Honest, homemade a really lovely community hub.

I was here on Saturday and order selection of cakes to take home. The quality of cakes ingrideants are very poor it reflects the price of the cakes. Cakes are full of hydrogenated fat and lard. Cream cake the cream was not evenly spreader, The cream cake was overpowered with vanilla. Chocolate cone cake with cherry on the top was not edible . The recipes of the cakes changed from last year or they have new baker. After trying the cakes I ended having the worst indigestion ever.

I'm a customer of Lisboa Patisserie in Camden Plender Street, for many many years | and I'm very disappointed with indifference and behaviour of the owner how treated. his loyal customers through the years. Shutting the shop down suddenly without telling his loyal customers or thanking them for their preferences a long the years.. Shame on You

The photo of our cake says it all. Twin sis was cross with me for being excessive ordering it but ate her words when it made her day!

Bastante variedade de pastelaria, mas dos 3 bolos diferentes que experimentamos, não eram nada de especial. O chão estava cheio de restos de comida e o atendimento ficou muito a desejar. Espero que tenha sido so um mau dia, porque a primeira impressão não foi muito positiva

Whenever I go to this cafeteria it reminds me of when I lived in Portugal, the nativity scene cake and all the specialties of Portuguese gastronomy are excellent and in the middle of Notting Hill.

one of the places that i love to visit with my brother while going to Portobello Friday /Sat market. beside the fact that everything is fresh , the personal att while you are inside is a pleasure

its been a ongoing decline year after year. I've ben living in London for 20+ years and each year there is less and less of what makes bolo rui such a special cake inside it. this year as achieved a new low with only fruits and nuts on the top and inside a a blob of dough dry as hell and with the cristalized fruits and pinenuts? is there any inside? more rare than what was traditionally put inside one small present and a broad bean. I remember once many years ago the owner declaring how much money he saved that year by reducing the amount of pinenuts needed in the recipe that year. well it seems he hasn't stop there as this year not only there were literally no pinenuts the fruits were also missing. the outside of the cake being just a front to what inside is a load of heavy dry dough with none pf the magic bolo rei should have.

The traditional king cake it is the worst disgusting cake I have eat in all my life and very expensive 14 pounds . Iam psicologic affected because Covid 19 I did not go home , alone in london , I thout a king cake will make me happy and even my dogs rejected . I want my money back !!

Had a chorizo pastry, pastel de nata and a hot chocolate all for under £6, amazing value. Great for cheap eats in boujis Notting Hill

Both coffee n pastries are truly authentic and not to be missed. Besides the tarts, the cakes are definitely worth trying especially the Black Forest cake. The almond croissant was good too. We went there four times for breakfast. Challenging to find a table so we often have a takeaway, Truly Portuguese experience!

Still a wonderful Portuguese patisserie even if during lock down only take-away. If not lucky enough to live locally and weather and law permitting, the nearby Meanwhile Gardens provides a place to enjoy the coffee, savouries and sweets, if you do not mind the resident...

Really nice, freshly baked on the day, a wonderful breeze of Portuguese delights in London:) I usually have one in the cafe (when it is opened) and take a box with me!

to go with the custard tarts which although a tad sweet for us, have the thinnest and crispy pastry. Long queue when we got there and continued. This was on a Saturday morning.

This is the best Portuguese patisserie in London by a long way. The cakes are delicious, fresh daily and the coffee is decent (though not it's strongest attribute). The staff are also very friendly but always rushed as it is a hugely popular cafe. To...

The guy made so many excuses not to serve me after two times I've been to that shop just to get a brioche (whist pregnant). Racist guy!!!!!

Such a great gem hidden on the north end of Portobello Road. Been meaning to come here for some time and then when the covid-19 hit, they're still serving takeaway only (bless!) so unfortunately I didn't get to fully experience what it's like when it's...

Portuguese cafe that serves the best coffee + best pastries in West London. Unmissable if you're in the area.

I Visited twice,in two different locations,very good quality products and very friendly and helpful staff

Could hardly get in the tiny pastelaria due to a bike and a couple of people just standing in the way chatting to the man behind the counter. It's very dark, not very appealing and there is nowhere to sit. Felt intrusive asking for the...

Filthy place with very rude staff. I had heard about their pastels de nata and made my way there to try them. The custard cakes are good but better get them from Waitrose and avoid these very rude people and dirty place. I read from...

As ever the coffee is fab, and the choice of rolls or cakes perfect for a quick snack. Great little cafe on Golborne Rd, an institution in the Notting Hill area.

A legendary place for pasteis de nata (and an array of other custard delights and Portuguese savoury bites too). Bustling and usually heaving with customers on the weekend, get there early to avoid disappointment if you are on a pastel de nata pilgrimage. Not really...

The BEST Pastel de Nata in London, made on the premises, if you time it right, you can get them while they are still deliciously warm and crunchy - straight out of the oven. Great tasting coffee too - you just might have to be...

The food was ok , but the staff was really rude. When asked for another type of bread the lady argued that there was no other bread she said: " that one or croissant" she seemed really offended, maybe because she was not portuguese and...

I became a regular costumer in the past few months but after being served by very rude staff once, I’m simply unable to go there again. Sorry, you have the best ‘Pasteis de Nata’ in London, but I like to be treated as a Human...

Step into Lisboa-London; Mini Portuguese cafe outpost in London. . Amazing/ unique selection of pastries/ cakes/ sandwiches including the most recognised & a favourite their “Mini Pastel de nata”. The atmosphere inside is like Lisbon, with the blue glazed tiles, packed tables. Be ready to...

The Lisboa on Golbourne Road is the best cafe for a real slice of Notting Hill market life. A Portuguese cafe with real heart and delicious coffee and patisserie served in either the lively cafe or outside for a prime seat to watch the world...

The people working in this place are absolutely awful with no manners. They don't know how to treat their customers and have a horrible attitude when serving you food. It's such a shame because the food is decent- not the best in London but worth...

Lisbao Patisserie served a variety of Portuguese and European pastries all made there. The custard pastry with custard, sponge cake and coconut is amazingly good. Inexpensive but very glad and a very popular place for great coffees as well. Good place to stop after a...

Probably. They have plenty of other delicious looking pastries too but the custard tart is a must. Even the coffee though not strong is smooth and moorish. Of course the word is out and has been for a long time so be prepared for a...

Found this place while waiting for the Pie and mash shop to open round the corner. Excellent little gem ! Very down to earth cafe , great coffee and excellent cakes from the heart of Lisbon. Highly recommended

the coffee was great i come from san francisco and we have so many coffee places i always look for good coffee this was it if you are in the area definitely stop in

Amazing, amazing, amazing. Not trendy, just excellent quality. Of course the natas and the coffee. A fantastic, unpretentious cafe.

In my opinion the coffee is the best and if you like cakes you are in the right spot - other than a pastel de nata (which are delicous) I would recommend you try a Serrano pastry. The queues are long but it’s 100% worth...

I like to go to Lisboa because the pastry are really nice but l had a coffee more than couple of times and l did not like it at all... very weird taste... The sevice is not great at all especially the women are kind...

This bakery / coffee shop is a tiny family run place, serving pastries and cakes baked downstairs and served at the counter. Anything you choose is fresh and scrumptious. Variety of coffee is available, either for on site consumption or as a take away. It...

I am not a fan of custard myself so have not tasted the famous Pastel de Nata. I have however sampled an apple tart and chocolate pyramid. Both were light and full of flavour. I am assured by my family that the pastel are delicious...

I am lucky local, and I have grown up in the area so have had many many many years of visits to this old school, old world gem of a patisserie, which is so authentic it is in many view better than some of the...

When ever I go away, I like to eat and drink with the locals, so popping down Goldborne Road and going into a Portuguese Patissarie, where you'll hear mostly Portuguese being spoken is an absolute joy. We were (I went with the lovely wife), without...

At the very end of Portabello Road, along a side street, I found Lisboa Patisserie .... delicious authentic custard tarts ... well worth a visit!

I've lived in the area for a very long time. Everyone knows the Lisboa for natas, they buy it, they eat it, they take it away, they love it, and they come back for more. So this morning I walked to Lisboa and treated myself...

We were so impressed with this patisserie, first visited just on a year ago, that we decided to check it out again. Once more, we were not disappointed. We made the mistake of arriving around lunchtime, along with a lot of other people, and many...

Lovely traditional Portuguese patisserie serving great coffee and very yummy natas and traditional cakes. Very reasonable price. Quick turn over and very popular. I am very happy to find this gem. More than happy to recommend.

Delicious cakes but at fairly inflated prices as opposed to buying the same Portuguese cakes in Portugal instead but still worth it. If you are a fan of Portuguese delicacies, then this is definitely the place to go! It can get very cramped during breakfast...

Usually very crowded...because of the success! Very good portuguese bakery! Many kinds and freshly baked.

A great place to start the weekend with a fresh sandwich roll, a tea and a pastel de nata. This place has not changed in the last 20+ years and that is part of its charm. Modest and welcoming to all where the cakes are...

Popped in for a coffee and pasty from a friends recommendation. Its a small roll/pastry shop with a few tables inside and out. But it obviously has a good reputation as it was quite busy, even for a Wednesday morning. The coffee was good, not...

Getting there early gives you a shot at a table and a great seat to enjoy the neighborhood scene. The pastries were excellent and authentic and the coffee was the real deal. Full of local flavor and Portuguese conversation but others are welcome, too. Pastéis...

When you walk in you’re immediately hit by the Portuguese bakery/cafe smell. Even the furniture is just like you would get in a street cafe over there. We had a couple of cakes an espresso (bica) and a late (galao). Cakes brilliant as were the...

I was shocked to see a queue early Saturday afternoon but figured that’s a good thing! Like others have said, the interior is like your typical Portuguese bakery including the incredible display of sweets and savouries behind the glass display. And cheap prices to boot!...

It already has that reputation so I probably won't add much by repeating that it really does look like you've stumbled into a bakery in Lisbon (not a hipster one, it's genuinely basic rather than artificially rustic, the staff are mostly Portuguese and the prices...

I have taken many different people here as the pastries are simply delicious and the price absurdly cheap. Considering it is so centrally located, this cafe is a great alternative to mainstream coffee shops. A fantastic little pastry shop with authentic Portuguese treats and drinks.

Welcome back to Lisbon, yes the cafe is small and the atmosphere is dingy. But this is realistic to Lisbon living, so stretch back and have fun with it. Pastel De Natas is one of the best in London here, my partner and I regularly...

We read about this place in a travel article, and so we caught the bus to Golborne Rd, to see if the tarts were as good as the ones in Macau. They were! The price was a bargain as well. We ate a couple inside,...

Simply the best Pasteis the Nada in London. Several places try and fail to replicate the historic Pasteis de Belém, however Lisboa Patisserie have their own and extremely good recipe. Been coming here for a couple of decades now, and never disappoints! However the place...

We've been for many years here. The quality is consistent. We've been to Portugal, in many places in Lisbon, Sinitra, Cascaix and the best pasteis are still from this London cafe. The decor on the walls takes you back thinking you when you see the...

Whatever the weather go have coffee here. It's original, genuine, friendly and brilliantly Portuguese. And so well regarded locally that other bijou 'cafe's' wonder how they do it. Actually by just being reliable and fuss-free. The coffee is wonderful, the cakes likewise. The clientele are...

its like a local Lisboa away from Lisboa, the deserts here are really authentic can't go wrong with any of them but of course the custard tarts are still the best.

We had custard cream and pastel de Natas and the taste was marvelous! I tried pastel de Natas in Portugal but these are by far better . The cream is very fresh and very light . Also we tried the majority of the sweets :...

Had breakfast here and it was really really good Excellent coffee and a great selection of authentic pastries and cakes, worth making a special detour for

I just love the Portuguese custard tarts here I live not too far so I come here quite often. They are actually the best I've ever had. Worth a visit and worth going to visit. Could not be better.

I go there at least once a month and I always bring a friend with me. The pastries are very yummy and price is very low! Their hot drinks is not expensive but they don't have lot of table. If you pop up around this...

Almost similar to the original ones!In this place, you can have an authentic Portuguese experience. Good prices, amazing cakes and coffee!

Simple adorable! Pasteis de nata, all the sandwiches! The coffea no complaints, only good words..try to seat on the outside tables..

What an atmospheric place and the authentic pastries still delight. The coffee is good and it is cheap. Good view of Goldfinger's Trelleck Tower adds to the atmosphere of this local bustling place

The pasteis de nata are to die for and all the other cakes and biscuits we've tried are equally superb. The place looks a bit scruffy, but don't let this first impression deter you from trying one of the best and cheapest patisseries in London.

After hearing people say wonders about Lisboa Patisserie I decided to go there. So I went with my boyfriend and we were absolutely let down by this place. The shop was really dirty, just a few tables to sit and the staff doesn't care to...

Little gem near Notting Hill. They have all kinds of Portuguese pastry you can think of. Plus, they have a groceries' store across the road, with great prices! Definitely worth a visit :)

The best custard cake i ever eat outside Portugal, and all patisserie in general is fantastic and you can drink protuguese SUMOL and COMPAL juices. On the other side of the street you have the DELICATESSEN where you can get all the portuguese stuff o...

We finally made it to Lisboa today, having been meaning to go for ages. And it didn't disappoint! We went for a light, snacky lunch and had excellent soft and fresh rolls. One was generously filled with parma ham, the other with cheese and chorizo...

Recently visited with a Portuguese Friend and had an excellent variety of pastries and some great coffee, really Authentic, was also busy, but fast service

I go here on a regular basis, about 3-4 times a week. Coffees are fantastic, pastries, especially natas are sooo yummy and the staff are so friendly. It's a really relaxed environment and prices are very reasonable too. You have to go!

I'd heard about this pastelaria and as I've been to Portugal I was interested to see for myself. An opportunity arose on a visit to nearby Portobello Road, it was a Sunday but the the place was extremely busy with the queue stretching out of...

Authentic Portuguese pastries that really hit the spot. Try the savouries too especially the one with salt cod. The espresso is good too. Recommended.

Authentic, fresh and best coffee for the ones we miss good and strong coffee this is a must in West London. Pasteis de nata and other classical portuguese sweets will make your day in a lovely portuguese speaking atmosphere just as in a regular pastelaria...

This is definitely the best cafe to have Portuguese tart and fish cake. Simple cafe and you will note a long queue always for the pastries.

I went early in the morning on a trip to Portobello Market to sample the little egg tarts. They were still warm from the oven and the pastry was crispy with tons of layers, the filling gooey and rich and they tasted so so good....

Had my usual large latte in a glass here today, amazing flavour and value at only £1.35! Plus the humungous choice of pastries and rolls and of course custard tarts! Sit inside or out, this cafe and patisserie is a West London institution, baking their...

Go every month to control my homesickness. The pastry is on point, like I was back at a local pastelaria back in Portugal.

the cakes r fresh and delicious but the service...the café was busy I can understand but to much talk with the locals instead of finish the queue

Very good. Always fresh, tasty, a huge variety. I always go here when looking for bday cakes or sweets of my trust.

I LOVE LISBOA. We used to live very close to the cafe. It did not change a bit in the last 22 years. I love to go there, the galao is perfect, I cannot eat the cakes but my family absolutely love them. 10 out...

In a bid to desaturate ourselves from the non stop ultra hipness of East London the Ozzy and I decided to check out Nottinghill. I remembered from the coffee guide in our crapper that Lisbon Patisserie is in the vicinity so we got off the...

At the 'budget end' of our long holiday in Europe, and having resisted spending five or ten pounds on any of the lovely choices at Portobello Market, we were heading disconsolately for our transport home when we saw the queue outside this place. Don't worry,...

I have been going to the Lisboa since before my kids were born - in fact my daughters first food was the Nata, (custard tart). When I lived in London I would visit every day for my galao and cheese croissant. When i am back,...

Stunningly tasty Portuguese pastries at ridiculously low prices in a completely unpretentious neighbourhood hangout. I'm sorry I am writing this review because it will mean more people will visit and spoil it (as eventually happens to all great places). But the owners deserve to get...

Amazing place for sweets (not only the Portuguese ones) and for their coffee. Staff is okay and location too, not many frills.

Best portuguese egg tarts I have had so far seconded by my daughter! Crispy flaky crust with sweet egg custard filling. Wow. Wish i had bought more. Will definitely go back to try their other pastries. The place was buzzing with people enjoying coffee and...

We walked a good 45 minutes to get to this bakery and every step was worth it. There are plenty of new, stylish cafés spring up nearby but this gem has definitely been there longer and will stay around long after many of these are...

The cafe shop is a bit worn, but to be honest, all in all it brings the authentic portugese atmosphere. The coffee is outstanding, the Natas are very close (or even surpass some portugese bakeries) to the ones you can buy in Portugal. The prices...

Quaint old Portugese pastry and coffee shop not too far from Portobello Market. I went because it was recommended by an Italian friend. Delicious natas...sorry that I did not try the coffee as I heard it is good. But was a bit of walk through...

My freinds raved about the coffee while I enjoyed the hot chocolate. We all enjoyed the Natas and other assorted pastries for breakfast. the service was fast and friendly and they have outdoor seating as well.

I was expecting great natas, and I got great natas, but what really blew me away was the quality of the coffee, fantastic!! It is a great little place with real character.