The Tin Shed in Kensington and Chelsea

Excellent scrambled eggs and friendly, quick service. The waiter even brought a drink for my dog. Cappuccino very nice

My absolute favorite place in Notting Hill for a drink and snacks! The atmosphere is adorable, the food is divine, and the drinks are delish. I tell all my friends to go here for a nice drink. My personal favs are the sausage roll, Abdul’s pakoras, and a Pimm’s Cup to sip. Their Aperol Spritz is also spot on. Can’t hype this place up enough and the staff is just as wonderful. 10/10 you must go!

Wonderful service and wonderful apps for all!!! The best part of our experience was talking with the lovely owner...he really spoiled us! I highly recommend this spot for family brunch or drinks with friends in the evening. Will 100% be coming back!

Truly the perfect dining experience - fantastically tasty dishes served by very kind and helpful staff. The owners are also very friendly. This is the perfect spot for a quick drink or a nice meal, I’ll definitely be back - 10/10 :)

This spot is fabulous for a day or evening out. I went with friends and sat in the garden. The meal was fantastic—we all cleaned our plates. Patrick, the owner, was friendly and helpful, as was the entire staff. They made our evening quite lovely. I would definitely recommend, and will be bringing friend and out-of-town guests here!

Just had a really heartwarming evening at The Tin Shed. January is never my favourite month but this really lifted my spirits. Lovely atmosphere, friendly staff and flavoursome food that just melted in my mouth. We shall certainly be returning.

The food was good, nothing bad to say about that. But be CAREFUL, when the bill came, we noticed there was an "optional service charge" expensive for a simple breakfast. As it states, it should be optional. When I asked the waitress what this extra was, she said it was for the service. She didn't mention the optional part. This is proper stealing. We haven't been in London for a while and this is just insane. We don't mind leaving a tip but it should be the client who decides the amount. And the waitress didn't make a special effort, since she knew she would have her tip and lied to get it. I almost never leave reviews because I believe mistakes are part of life, but i don't like being taken for a fool. We paid and that's probably what a lot of people do because they're embarrassed to ask, but this is not a way to get tips. People would probably be happier to leave it if they weren't being forced and lied to.

EVERYTHING, but EVERYTHING is right about this gem of a cafe. Let's start with the music. My name's Rob, and I'm a musician, and I am allergic to the mindless and meaningly less pop muzak that says nothing and is always produced to a click track, and which is often played too loudly. Here, a lot of thought has been put into the playlist, and whilst a lot of it is 'old school', it is 'old school' that so many YOUNGER PEOPLE people like, too: Pink Floyd, Clapton, Roxy Music, The Who, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, James Taylor, Simon & Garfunkel etc al. Also, it's played at the right volume, so it doesn't interfere with the conversation you are trying to have, but then isn't so quiet you have to strain your ears to listen to the music you love. (NB, if you don't like decent music, don't go to this particular cafe.) Moving on ... The food is excellent, the staff are great, and the owner, Patrick, is good fun. For the West End, the prices are competitive. It has a BEAUTIFUL, hidden garden, and there's a downstairs section that's intimate. The WiFi works! Yipee! So you get to work, rest and play here. And finally, it's within a few minutes walk of Portobello Road, so if you want to step away from the crush and into an oasis, The Tin Shed is THE place to go.

There is absolutely nothing special about this place. We had to wait 25 minutes for our food to arrive and at the end a wrong dish showed up to our table and. Coffee was burnt and extremely hot! The staff aren't organised and trained at all.

We went for brunch on a Sunday. There was a short queue without booking. Food was pretty average. Homemade baked beans were great. Coffee was really subpar, the barista didn’t even care about latte art (looked like someone had drunk it).

Other than being in one of the coolest streets in Notting Hill, it was warm, charming, chilled, and rustic, with great food and lovely staff. London is full of great locations, but most of them lack staff who actually care about what they do and the service they provide, but not here. They are fantastic.

The quality of food and coffee is so bad that I wonder how this place is open and running. We ordered 2 coffees ( Flat whites) and they arrived on the table when we were nearly done with our meal and after waiting for so long they were burnt and not drinkable! There is absolutely nothing special about their flavourless food. Do not recommend at all and absolute waste of money.

Petit café convivial pas loin des maisons colorées de Lancaster Road avec des serveurs gentils, nous avons pris un brunch excellent, rapport qualité raisonnable.

This is a charming place in Notting Hill and we ate a good breakfast here. The food was tasty and the service attentive.

Been coming here for years and recently moved a little further away but still make the effort to eat here on a regular basis , however, we decided today that we won't be coming back, unfortunately the staff have become obviously quite bored in thier jobs and seem to think it's OK to give a load of attitude to the customers (it wasn't just us that recieved it, we witnessed others get grunted at and staff walking away while people are still ordering) I left here this morning wishing I hadn't of come and I won't be back again, your poor customer service and bad attitudes have lost you a couple of very regular customers Perhaps you could inform your staff that 'it is what it is' is not the nicest way to talk to a customer when they are making a polite request to add something to thier dish, particularly when they are A-paying 40 quid for breakfast and B- would never dream of speaking to you with such attitude Such a shame but the smallest things can make all the difference Ps- the food as always was delicious

Nobody loved the lunch meal but I think mine was the worst, a tasteless dry kedgeree with a morsel of salmon and maybe a fleck of haddock. The others items were advertised as being served on toast but were delivered as bread. Altogether a disappointing experience. I won’t be returning.

Nous avons passé un très bon moment au Tin Shed, en terrasse, dans un quartier calme et charmant, en dehors du tumulte de Notting Hill. L'intérieur comme l'extérieur est très convivial et le brunch était très bien. Le jus d'orange sanguine était un délice ! Je recommande !

Average food. Went this weekend. We had avocado toast and tried the chia bowl. Was nothing great unfortunately. Also, ordered fresh juice which came in the smallest glass, which was also only 3/4 full. The service was not the best, staff didn’t seems to care much. However the setting in the back garden is lovely

Wahrscheinlich bester Ort um in Notting Hill zu frühstücken. Die Location ist nicht all zu gross und gemütlich eingerichtet. An einem Montagmorgen konnten wir ohne Mühe einen Platz finden. Die Gerichte wurden frisch zubereitet und haben sehr lecker geschmeckt. Wir hatten Omlette auf dem Toastbrot und 50/50 Teller. Den Preis fanden wir für London Verhältnisse ganz in Ordnung. Würden auf jedenfalls wieder hierher kommen.

If u look for a place to take a break from your daily chores or to take your friends for a nice place to sit for a cup of coffee or a beer or a small meal...THIS is the PLACE. A nice warm cozy place.

Lovely breakfast with a delicious fresh orange juice, friendly staff and nice atmosphere! I Recommend it…!

Someone recommended it to me and I decided to give it a try. Loved it! The food is delicious and good quality, and the cakes so yummy! Prices are ok for the area, I will definitely go back there again!

Gorgeous place, delicious food, friendly service and cute little garden. Highly recommend, just off the Portobello Road.

With a worldly owner as a terrific host, The Tin Shed cafe has a warm and inviting atmosphere, a low key cafe with great service and food. Quaint inside with the option of outdoor seating, in a lovely London location, close to the famous Portobello...

Not often you find such a friendly place which combines delicious, interesting dishes and amazing cakes with such a warm welcome. The owners are locals themselves and we love their weekly specials. There’s plenty of outside space including a secret garden at the back. Highly...

The Tin Shed is a great cafe off the beaten path of Portobello Road, serving delicious breakfasts, and with a lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. As well as the upstairs area, there is a large downstairs space and garden which is perfect for hanging out...

Excellent quality food and great service. A wonderful, owner run, cafe. Perfect for a civilised breakfast or light lunch. Please support these local businesses.

I found customer service a bit slow but not bad overall. Paid £6 for a side of mushrooms which probably amounted to 2 chestnut mushrooms. Very average bagel but not particularly bad. I just don't think the price was justified at all.

A very cozy place near Portobello Market serving excellent breakfast and brunch, good bread and freshly made delicious cakes. Nice and friendly staff!

Sunday brunch in this cute place. I had a fennel tea and a toat with tomatoes, pesto, goat chese and rockets. Very tasty. My friends tried the eggs and the pot with fruit and yogurt. In general, I liked the environment, the food and service,...

I've been to The Tin Shed on a few occasions but today will certainly be the last. The food is tasty and well thought out. It is a shame that the staff, particularly one Italian waitress are surly, arrogant and unfriendly. They seem to have...

What a let down the tin shed has become, Ive been coming here now for 3 or so years and have always taken my friends when they've come through london to show them a little piece of notting hill away from the horrid tourist trap...

We discover this cafe just passing by. It Was a nice surprise , homie place attentive service . I had an almond and orange cake , it was delicious. But you have to try the chocolate cake you will never forget the taste perfectly melted...

I have recently given this place another shot following a fall out with one of the miserable staff there. I must say I am now ignored when popping in for my take out and people around me served first even though I had been standing...

I love the Tin Shed. The coffee is excellent and the croissants are delicious. The breakfast are ok and bit over priced. I find it irritating that the cafe doesn't offer wifi. It is ideally located in central Notting Hill, but doesn't host the horrid...

Food is good and it's a nice cosy place that is very popular on weekends. Unfortunately though I can understand where the comments about the rude staff is coming from. Would be great if they paid a little bit more attention to the customers and...

Good coffee, very average food but appalling ventilation - clothes and hair smelt of bacon fat for hours afterwards.

Living only around the corner, we do pop by nearly every weekend. The staff is quite nice and always make place for our baby pram. The food is very good, simple and portions are generous. Recommended!!

Nice service breakfast lunch menu good coffee and cake. Bakery is on site . Garden to sit out in summer. Unpretentious food well cooked

I visited The Tin Shed on two occasions over the last week - once by myself for a coffee, once with a group of friends for a catch up. Both times the staff were unwelcoming and rude. When I was there alone, I wasn't there...

In Australia, breakfast is kind of the most important meal of the day. Being 300 days of sunshine, Australians socialise and organise their daily activities around Breakfast. Cafes are full by 8am and there is no chance of getting a seat by 11am. Cafe and...

Came in for a coffee because Book and Kitchen, my usual spot, was closed for an event. The staff (owner maybe?) was really rude. I had the bagel with cream cheese and smoked salmon. Everything was terrible - very dry and the bagel seemed days...

I've had two bad experiences here, with the second time being my last visit there. And I have warned my friends about the staff. The first time I visited I ordered breakfast, it arrived 20 minute late without apology and the shop was empty, I...

I work very close by, always lovely staff, friendly and quick service. Coffee/ Tea/ Cakes are great. Try their lovely bagels, delicious without anything elision them.

Although located just off Portobello Rd, The Tin Shed has a nice local vibe. Coffee is good and the menu limited but adequate. Great bread baked on site to take home with you. Outdoor seating is nice and it's quieter downstairs but neither are open...

Super nice and delicious brunch place with a little outdoor patio. A hidden gem on All Saints rd. They bake fresh bread. Ideal place to escape from the overcrowded Portobello Market on Saturdays. I highly recommend this place and the street it is on.

The Tin Shed is one of the best of Notting Hill's new eateries. Actually, its first and foremost an artisan bakery that does amazing cakes and bread and quality coffee. It's run by an international staff, including a group of cool Italians who know their...

Having brunch with friends, another friend turns up late, we all squash up so there is room for her at the table, I politely ask the waitress/owner, I'm unsure of her position - short Blake hair, to help by grabbing a spare chair. She shouted...

One of my colleagues recommended this place. I met my friends here for coffee last week, we sat outside in the beautiful garden, great atmosphere! The coffee was great, we had cakes and their signiture dish - avocado mash. The food was excellent! The cakes...

Located in a residential area close to Portobello Market, The Tin Shed is ideal for a nice and generous brunch. You will be greeted with a big smile and the smell of fresh breads and croissants baked on site! A must do ...

Went for brunch, the place is nicely designed and the atmosphere very pleasant. We ordered and were told after a while that the eggs benedict could not come with hollandaise sauce as it was finished..., I decided to have them the same and my friend...

Had the goats cheese and tomatoes on toast; the sourdough was fantastic and fresh, and the cheese was delightfully toasted. In addition the fresh orange juice and the coffee were superb. Robert and the servers were very friendly. Will definitely come back again.

Like some of the other reviews I'd like to start with the fact that the food here is always good. The bakery does some really good breads and some lovely sweet bits and pieces. The breakfasts are also very tasty and well cooked. The biggest...

really like this place for brunch they do a fantastic job with a minute kitchen. The only problem being the wait on occasions. The quality of ingredients is great, ideal for a lazy weekend brunch

This little cafe on the back streets of Notting Hill hits all the right spots. With good coffee, freshly made bread and a great little food menu... This place always delivers.

The tin shed is perfect for a coffee - especially the lovely courtyard area. Add a glass of fresh OJ and croissant for a perfect breakfast. Some tasty lunch options too that are a bit different and reasonably priced.

I live only a few doors away from this little bistro and was very excited to see a little coffee place opening right on my doorstep. Since it opened I have visited the Tin Shed between 5-8 times separately with my mother and friends for...

It's a true delight, after many years abroad, to return to All Saints Road in Notting Hill and find this gem of a bakery and cafe near the old Mangrove. Marina, Roberto, Laura and co are gracious and welcoming; there's a congenial ambience but without...

First off the brunch was decent but overall customer service left a bad taste in my mouth and has deterred me from returning. They were not even busy yet it took them 5 minutes to acknowledge our existence and let us know that we can...

Had the most delicious brunch at The Tin Shed today. The avocado, tomato and bacon on home baked bread was stunning. Excellent coffee and Laura our delightful waitress ensured we waited no time at all for our food. We ate in the sun in their...

I love going to The Tin Shed for breakfast, lunch or in the evening for a meal or just drinks. Very good food, staff are friendly, especially Laura and welcoming. The baking is brilliant, love the NZ biscuits and the breads are wonderful. Don't want...

If you are looking for a place to enjoy good coffee and a tasty breakfast away from the bustle of Portobello market, you won't go wrong with the Tin Shed. A friendly, cosy environment with a small garden for those sunny London mornings. They also...

I have been a few times now, and this is good quality, simple bistro. I have been for both breakfast and dinner. The breakfast is a good as any in nottinghill, at a fraction of the cost. The kitchen is tiny, so the time seperate...

There is nothing average about the Tin Shed - its is delicious, lovely service and simple decor with a charming and clean backyard. For a minute you might think you are in Italy or Spain. The wonderful smell of newly baked croissants, bread or the...

The Tin Shed never fails to disappoint just a little bit each time we go. It's very close to our flat and could become one of those much raved about favourites, but it's just not going to... Atmosphere is great apart from one hugely bare...