Happy I found this place. My favorite dessert - Nata's pastry. Service was great, and staff was friendly.

The Natas were sooooo good and also crispy. Tasted so fresh that you can't just eat one. Definitely will buy more soon. Totally recommended. read more

Cafe de Nata - Classic, Blueberry, Strawberry - Portuguese Near Me - Fulham, XGL

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We tried the classic and passion fruit. Passion fruit was my favorite. Seems like they're constantly baking different items. We went in the morning and there were many choices available. By the evening, only two flavors were left: classic and passion fruit. Passion fruit was not hot/warm, but it still tasted delicious. The folling to pastry ratio was just right and the filling not overly sweet. Definitely recommend! read more

Cafe de Nata - So many choices! - Portuguese Near Me - Fulham, XGL

In Kensington this is the best place to get the BEST Portuguese egg tarts. Never had one? Creamy and delicious. You will love this place. read more

Cafe de Nata - Portuguese Near Me - Fulham, XGL

Really good natas! I had the rasberry, blueberry, and originals! The custard was so decadent not overly sweet and they are made fresh daily/every few hours! I had the opportunity to get fresh ones out of the oven and it was glorious! Bought more before my flight so I can snack on them. Highly recommend coming here! Best tarts I ever had read more

Tiny shop in the middle of nowhere in London....THE BEST CUSTARD TART you will ever have in your WHOLE ENTIRE LIFE! Believe that ;) They have only a handful of flavours other than the original, but why would you mess with perfection wanting anything less than the best. Both my husband and I had revelations from the very first bite into these gifts sent from food heaven, he still to this day thinks of our visit there as one of his top food experiences in his life. I too am yet to come across anything resembling those mini masterpieces. The elder lady working there had migrated over from Portugal, and had been making these for a number of years, just watching her work away was mesmerising. I could honestly say I would easily travel to London again just for those tarts. If you want to make your life complete, visit here at least once in your lifetime ^^ read more

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Wow! Wow! Wow! I swear this was not here before, as I often come through Hammersmith for The Apollo Theatre or the Lyric Hammersmith. So this evening, I stumbled across this cafe in the Broadway, as I was running through from the Hammersmith and City Line across the road to transfer to the Bus Station above the Broadway. A big beckoning sign says Happy Hour £1 each, and as I love pasteis de nata, I had to stop and buy a couple! I bought the original custard ones as I did not have time to find out about the different varieties on offer, as I did not want to miss my bus, as there would be a 20 minutes wait until the next one. These are so, so good! I miss these Portuguese tarts that I had at Belém in Lisbon, and these tastes as good as those, crispy on the outside and creamy and soft inside, and it was not sickly sweet. Brilliant! Shame they were closed, on the way back. I need to go back and try the other flavours now. read more

Cafe de Nata - Lots and lots of pasteis de nata - all different varieties and flavours - Portuguese Near Me - Fulham, XGL

Hands down the best pastel de nata, I have had in London. I had been wanting to try this place for awhile, but I'm trying to be good about my sugar consumption. Today was dessert day, so I tried 2 of their tarts - the original and the apple cinnamon before lunch. I loved Ved them so much, I came back at the end of the day and packed a few to bring home for the others. The tarts are made freshly on the premises. The flavours they currently have are: Original Apple cinnamon Raspberry Strawberry Blueberry Chocolate Coconut They are about 1.95£ a piece, but there are discounts for buying in multiples of 3's. The custard filling is bang on. The fruit doesn't overwhelm. But the standout feature is the light, airy, flaky, buttery pastry base. No heavy stodgy pastry at this cafe. They also serve takeaway tea and coffee. They did a lovely corrugated cardboard packing when I picked up a set of 6 to take away read more

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Oh my goodness. The was the best thing I ate when I went to London. So good that I came back the next day. The Portuguese egg tart was super creamy and delightful. I stuck with the original flavor and it was perfect. I've been in search for a Portuguese tart in the US that can fill the void. Nothing yet. A must if I ever go back to London. read more

Cafe de Nata is definitely one of the most welcomed new businesses in Hammersmith Broadway. It takes a lot of will power for me not to stop by everyday. These Portuguese tarts are THAT good. The pastry is buttery and perfectly bakery. The egg custard filling is so warm, gooey, and just so satisfying. If you buy 5, you get the 6th free. They also have a morning special where you get a free coffee with a pastel de nata! read more

Cafe de Nata - Up close... It was still warm when I got home! - Portuguese Near Me - Fulham, XGL

A Perfect freshly made pastel de nata available anytime with different flavors such as classic, coconut, raspberry and cinnamon it's really delicious with a nice coffee. Good combo prices and friendly staff read more

Cafe de Nata - Portuguese Near Me - Fulham, XGL

HOLY COW. WHAT A PLACE. I didn't have super high expectations for this place until my friend recommended it to me. It's a little portuguese cafe in the heart of Kensington, and I started lurking photos of it online when I heard about it. I saw numerous pictures of David Beckham here (so, obviously I had to go there). Lol! After my friend and I ate at Dishoom, we walked over to Cafe de Nata and we each got one of the original pastries. SO delicious. The puff pastry itself was perfectly baked, and the cream on the inside was so warm and delicious. The flavor was unexpected yet sooo incredibly yummy. Truly one of the simplest yet best pastries I've had. If you've ever had a sweet cream piroshki, the flavor resembles that! read more

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For a place that only touts natas, it's pretty good. But I think that the natas in other places in London are better. Just a side by side comparison - apple cinnamon nata here? Better in I Love Nata. Original nata here? Better in I Love Nata and Canela. Chocolate nata here? Better in I Love Nata. They have nutella natas that are just so, so good, whereas the natas here are just regular milk chocolate. They do have a nice consistency, however. All things considered though, the natas here are basically really good. They have flavors that other places don't - like raspberry, blueberry, strawberry, and coconut. Try them if you'd like! read more

I'm passing this place every day on may way to work which on wan hand is wonderful and on the other it's nightmare. They have wonderful promotion in the morning till 10 am you can buy pastel de nata and get coffee for free so for less than £2 you have lovely fresh and still hot Portuguese dessert and coffee. I'm trying to avoid this place, having data everyday will kill my weight. read more

Cafe de Nata - Portuguese Near Me - Fulham, XGL

Perfect. I had grown up eating Chinese egg custard tarts which I really love. In recent years, I learned that the pastel de nata is the origin of the Chinese egg custard tarts. We tried some original nata tarts for takeaway on our way to the V&A Museum. These tarts were amazing - perfectly crisp pastry with creamy egg filling. Unfortunately I don't have any nata places back home, so I'll just have to wait until my next trip to London, or if I'm lucky, another place with a Portuguese community. Yummy! read more

One of the pain of London is traffic and so on day 1 getting to my hotel, I used the underground to Hammersmith. After a draining day, I just needed a pick me up and was told there were several places inside the station mall for a coffee and bite. I saw Costa Coffee and Starbucks as the usual culprits but I notice Cafe de Nata. I was intrigued cause I was wondering if this was a Portuguese cafe ... Pastel de Nata is one of my favourite things out of Macau and Hong Kong. Sure enough it was and I was blown away how good it was! This is a little counter store selling many variations of the famed Portuguese custard tarts. I know my colleague side eyed me seeing how many of them were burnt on top. I told him that this is normal and great cause it's really the caramelizing of the sugar... you don't complain about creme brulee do you! I saw they had a lot of interesting seasonal fruit variation in addition to the tried and true eggy one. Strawberry, blueberry, in addition to chocolate and I think another one that escapes my mind. We picked up 4 of them... 2 custards, one blueberry, and one strawberry. Maybe I was over tired from my cross Atlantic trip but I think this comes quite close in flavour to the ones I've had in Hong Kong. I personally like a flakier crust and this version did have a bit of flake to it but not as much as my favourite from Macau. As for the custard... it had the right amount of wiggle and softness to make it a winner. It wasn't overly sweet either... just enough to let you know it's dessert and a good afternoon pick me up. We did get the extra burnt ones and that was just good (burn as brown ... not black!). Seeing how we got a bit of a combo deal with coffee... great value. I dont think it's as cheap as Costas but definitely miles better than any of their pre-baked goodies. If I ever have to come through the station again and want a treat, I'm coming back and trying more of their tarts. read more