O Porto Cafe in Kensington and Chelsea

The Moroccan men who stand here every day make you feel uncomfortable from the first minute you walk in. I don’t think they have ever seen women before. Noisy, drugs being smoked. Loud arguing and fighting. If you’re a woman and you want to feel safe don’t go here. Staff are Moldovan and very rude.

Superb bakery better than Cafe Lisboa

Great spot for tea, coffee and/ or a bite to eat. Welcomed by the staff who were very pleasant and served us all very quickly.Inside was packed but I guess this is the norm' for a Saturday afternoon. We sat outside and chilled with our coffee and munched on our tarts which were deliciousPricing is very affordable and glad we stopped here. Great location to chat, chill and watch the world go by.Look forward to returning💯

Very dull staff not welcoming Not own by previous owner. Atmosphere not like before. Maldova people run now and its just you take what you want and goodbye.not croquery all just plates and paper cups. Could be improved but they stoll make money so that is whst matters yo them

Nice chicken escalope toastie, very filling. Atmosphere is very friendly, locals frequent this place.Coffee is traditional Portuguese, do both hot coffee and iced coffee, as well as smoothies and tea.Have a selection of various Portuguese pastry's, sandwiches, and soft serve ice cream.5/5 would recommend for the coffee and the experience of a traditional portugese cafe.

If too busy at Lisboa across the road, this place is another lovely place for Portuguese coffee and sweats, pastéis de nata and like delights. Pleasant to sit al fresco in the morning sunshine. It would be even better if one was served with proper dishes rather than takeaway boxes and cups (one wonders if that is a pandemic requirement).

Nice, cozy place. Pricing in line with city center, so ok. Relaxed ‚best of (hard rock) of the last few decades‘, hence a great place to have an easy pint!

Good for coffees and tasty snacks when visiting the markets. Loved by locals, this place is always friendly and busy. Good coffee and a variety of sandwiches and savoury snacks. The Portuguese custard tarts are a favourite and very authentic! A much better choice than the ubiquitous chain coffee shops in London.

I had coffee here during the week and it was not so busy as like on the weekends. The coffee is really good but unfortunately the Portuguese tarts are bland. I had better ones before.

We were very impressed with this bustling little cafe. Agreeable prices, a huge range of authentic Portugeuse food on offer, and very friendly staff.Seems to be popular with locals and was super busy but we were able to find a table reasonably quickly. A nice reminder of Portugal.