Good gelato! We got the cookies and cream flavor and it was thick and tasty. Prices were very…read morereasonable for the amount they give you. My daughter and I shared a large and it was just enough

Ahhhh, I think I found my favorite hot chocolate in London. We went on a hot chocolate stroll to…read morefind our favorite spot, and Badiani's hot chocolate was a CLEAR winner. Their pistachio one is also delicious. The sweetness and thickness of the chocolate are just perfect. I had Badiani three times in one week because I just couldn't get enough. Highly recommend

It's unfortunate that on my travels abroad that I had to experience gelato in Italy and Paris…read morebefore coming here. Because my standards have shot up, and I'm ashamed to say that I purely paid for the Facebook popularity of the avocado icecream. I'm glad to say I've tried it, but it was pretty much a waste of money and stomach space. For around 9.5 pounds, you get a full-filled avocado sorbet icecream (5% sugar apparently) that tastes vaguely of avocado and mostly of lemon. There are some pistachio hints too. I really like the pit though, it had a peanut butter flavor and it was pretty decent. If you're there for the hype, take a picture of the icecream through the glass, and save your money for something else.

This is a little cute place for late night hangout considering that this is one of the few places…read morein this area that is open until midnight. I ordered the pistachio snowshake and boy was it sweet. My friend had the cute strawberry crepe which I thought it look like an overlook of calories for her little body to consume. She finished it and loved it. So we both have no complaints for this place.

Cute little ice cream shop! The staff was super sweet and the place has a lot of nice outdoor…read moreseating

We were visiting London staying in Hyde Park area. We were in the mood for a sweet treat after a…read morebusy day of sightseeing & walking. We found Fenton's a short walk away. Great little place and great treats. I would highly recommend this place. Super friendly and super fun. We sat outside and people watched as we enjoyed.

The Orangery is absolutely gorgeous and such a lovely setting for afternoon tea. We tried both the…read moreclassic afternoon tea and the vegan option, along with Earl Grey and Darjeeling tea. Everything was beautifully presented, and we enjoyed the selection of sandwiches, scones, and sweets. The service was the only disappointment -- it wasn't as attentive or polished as we expected, especially for the price and setting. Overall, though, it was a good experience in a beautiful location and worth visiting while at Kensington Palace. Four stars, with one lost for the service.

My MIL and I had a lovely time having afternoon tea here! We had excellent service and the ambiance…read morewas quiet luxury at its finest. The food was delicious and filling enough for us to share. We also got to try three different tea blends (English Breakfast, Darjeeling, and Assam). Our lovely server also graciously took several pics of us inside and outside. I'd never been to Kensington Palace or The Orangery, but, if you're ever in London, I highly recommend you make time to stop by here and venture out on the grounds of Kensington Gardens.

Classic French sandwich place and I can't believe there isn't a crowd. We went back to try the…read morepastry and that was equally as good.

Paul Rhodes is located close to Kensington Palace. We took a short coffee break here right after…read moreour walk at the Kensington Garden. I like this place because of their variety of pastries and they are all fairly priced. Anything from salty to sweet is available. They have all the standard espresso drinks and complimentary still water. I order the sausage roll along with a large cup of latte. Everything can be reheated in the oven if desired. Within 5 minutes my order was delivered. The latte art was poorly constructed but that wasn't a big deal for me. I'll take a good tasting cup of latte over a bad cup with a beautifully etched leaf on it any day of the week. Free wifi is another plus especially for a tourist without a international SIM card. Get yourself a pastry or coffee and Facebook all you want.

Travelling for business, I was located in an hotel nearby. It was raining cats and dogs, and as the…read moreclosest foodshop with an attractive shopwindow, I entered there . All is good. Serving people are extremely nice (one young lady with a cute French accent from Montpellier). A nice moment, in a quiet and cozy atmosphere. One of the places to eat close to Paddington station.

It has been 5 years since I've been to London and found this wonderful cafe again in the Paddington…read morearea. I was happy to find that the baked goods from fresh breads and pastries and their salads and sandwiches are still very good. Laurents is still a great place for a quick or leisurely breakfast or lunch.

This is not the place to order a full English breakfast. The decorations are cute and dedicated to…read morethe late Princess Diana, which is what caught my attention to come into the cafe in the first place. However, besides the Princess Diana tribute, the food and coffee are Terrible and service isn't much better.

This place was dedicated to Princess Diana who was seen coming out of the palace with her children…read moreand who visited it. There are a lot of photos of her all over the walls. The food is Mediterranean. I had lamb kabobs that came with salad, pita and hummus. The mix of flavors was nice. The lamb was mildly spicy and paired well with the salad. The restaurants indoor seating is old but ok. There is outside seating also. Service was ok but hard to get the check.

VQ coffee was a nice place to sit and have brunch while walking around Notting Hill. The inside has…read morea modern feel, and the wait staff are excellent! Although I only ordered avocado toast for food, it was fresh and savory - everything you'd want in avocado toast. The latte was also very nice! Might as well give it a try if you're in town.

Bubble and squeek: apparently a dish traditional of london, it has mashed potatoes with veggies and…read morea poached egg with a hollandaise sauce on top. The place had nice service and a casual environment.

I keep going back to this location, because I think Patisserie Valerie offers the best VFM…read moreAfternoon tea. 25 pounds for 2 people. And at one point of time, Amazon was selling vouchers that brought the price down to 19Pounds. For TWO people. 10 finger sandwiches, 2 quiche, 4 scones, clotted cream, 2 pots of Bonne Mamman jam, 6 mini pastries and constant supply of tea - each person can choose a different tea if you like. It is a very good deal if you have people who just want to see what Afternoon Tea in London is all about. Plus they serve it until 7pm which is a huge bonus. For visiting friends who spend the whole day maximising time at museums and other sight seeing locations, this gives them a chance to experience Afternoon tea without compromising on time at the British Museum or the Tower of London. Their pastries are very good quality and the eclairs are always served just right, not frozen hunks of pastry with fresh cream (that cant even be reheated) I sometimes pick up a ham and cheese croissant and coffee to go and those have been very good too. Their problem area has been the hot meals, I've been served burnt toast and not so well made eggs on one of my first visits, so I've never risked a freshly cooked meal again at this location, which is why it lost a star in my rating. But I'd comfortably recommend them for Afternoon tea, pastries, croissants and coffee.

Stopped in for tea and a lemon tart on a chilly spring afternoon. Service is pleasant, tea hot, and…read moretart reasonably priced. Nothing really stood out as unique or special, but I'd gladly return for another round if I were in the neighborhood.

Yay! My rush to get home after a yelper's event paid off. (I am SO sad)…read more Anyways, this brand spanking new Gelato store right off Portabello Market is exactly what you need after a hard day vintage/ antique/ market shopping or post meat feast desserting. The restaurant itself was big and airy and I was sad to see on the website that there is an ice cream garden that we didn't notice on our visit. A small is £2.50, but it is smaller than other gelato shops in town. However, the ice cream is bursting with flavour so you don't feel cheated by the slightly underwhelming quantity... I had a dark chocolate (very rich) and yoghurt (mmm very refreshing and so much better than froyo) split and thank god I was the last to get ice cream and everyone was stuffed with their's, or else I would have ended up like Sam and having to get a second one to enjoy for myself. Yum! And a great way to finish up a lovely afternoon with my fellow yelpers.

So creamy, so tasty, so gonna go straight to my ass! Listen up Weightwatchers, do not go here! Just…read morewalk away! I know the siren call of a gelato stand well and I will not let you be drawn into my ice-cream addicted hell! Such a great selection here from the traditional to the interesting. We oohed and aahhed over bourbon vanilla and then the wonder that was mango and raspberry. The flavours are so amazing with real depth and a small is just too small! Plus they have lots of little Italian cookies for about 50p each that you could get crumbled on top.... no, no just stop it! Sadly it is a little pricier than most places, but temptation is always gonna cost you in the end...