NO SALT in City of London, Westminster

We were drawn in by the super cakes that were on display in the window. They were amazing. We went in and had coffee and cakes which we thoroughly enjoyed. The staff are extremely friendly and the space has a chilled, relaxing vibe. I’ll definitely be back with friends! love ❤️ Love 💕 Loved it ❤️💕 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Nettes Ambiente, super nette Bedienung, leckerer Kuchen und ein vernünftiges Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Klare Empfehlung!

We loved our visit. The staff were charming - helpful, welcoming and service was swift. The cakes were as delicious as they looked and - in our opinion - worth the price (c.£8). The lattes were great - served in beautiful glasses. The ambience was gentle and a welcome pause in a very busy day.

Not only great cakes! We had excellent Tuna Tartare, Koriander Hummus and a great Raddichio Endive salad!!! IPA from Greenwich and great Summer Tea

From the moment of arrival on a quiet Monday night when the place was empty, we felt rushed. The staff hovered to remove anything from the table as soon as a fork was placed down, and the bill shoved on the table without asking for it. If it had been a busy Sunday afternoon I’d understand - but not a Monday night with ten people in the whole place. The cakes themselves were ok, but not anything special - they were more visually appealing than high quality bakes. They’d probably have tasted better if the service wasn’t so rushed. I’d say overpriced average cakes where you’re encouraged to leave as soon as you arrive probably isn’t the best combination.

My usual Central London patisserie was shut, so seeing the good-looking cakes in the window of No Salt, I decided to try. My companion wanted to have a beer so was not keen. But we did go in...It turned out that despite masses of cakes displayed in the window NO Salt was a restaurant, not a patisserie! My cake cost the whopping £8.40 and was only average. It was a mille feuilles without the usual pastry crunch and whilst edible, there was nothing special about it except it being hugely overpriced! There aremuch better abd a lot cheaper cakes in proper cafés near by. Coffee was OK as was the beer at £6.50 a pint. Service was indifferent. Music was too loud.