I love this delicatessen, the staff are friendly and helpful, the coffee is priced well and the…read moresandwiches are awesome. I am a regular customer at this deli and I would and do recommend it to others.

Love this local Portugese delicatessen cum cafe with a couple of tables outside and window ledge…read moreseating on the shop front facing the counter, where you can grab a brilliant coffee and a delicious cake. Really good value too.

Carluccios continues to be a solid option if you're wanting a place to eat in the area. I also like…read morethat they have sweet Italian gifts that you can buy. They have a lot of great dessert options and the last time I was here I ordered the seafood pasta. Quite yum indeed. I wasn't a big fan of the crab bruschetta, but that's ok.

Several coffees and a large Abruzzo later we re- emerged from our meeting into the pouring rain,…read morevery satisfied with our lot...unlike most customers that day I suspect...well half of them anyway ...why? because it was raining inside too...we had ordered and had transitioned from coffees to rouge when the persistent rain decided to make an entrance over the kitchen, fortunately behind us, and take all the lights out...those on our side just carried on; the staff looked after us as best they could and we certainly didn't want to go outside in that downpour Well done Carluccios...been here a few times over the years but this was a first!

Gail's filled our sausage roll (and cappuccino) dreams during an early morning visit before…read morecatching the train out of town. For starters, this coffee shop bakery is so cute - picture floor to ceiling windows, a corner spot for great people watching and a stunning baked goods display. We ordered cappuccinos, along with a pistachio rose baked treat and sausage roll. The sausage roll was packed with great flavor and seasoned very well. There were so many other treats I wish we could have tried. Also, I appreciated how thorough and thoughtful they were in sharing ingredient lists for my oof allergy. Overall, a very tasty and memorable pit stop.

Like any good coffee place, the employees in here aren't warm, but that's how you know the coffee…read moreand pastries are good. Coffee was consistent the entire time we came here and strong. The only thing I didn't like was the almond croissant. It used roughly chopped almonds instead of the traditional almond paste, but everything else was amazing and I highly recommend getting coffee and breakfast here.

Located on the high street in crouch end this bakery/patisserie is excellent for fresh baked goods…read moreand especially sweet treats. They have an excellent selection of pastries to eat in or take away, and this place is always buzzing. It has a great vibe though can be a bit frenetic sometimes. My favorite thing here is the chocolate almond croissant -- and they always seem to go really quickly. Prices are on the higher end but the product is also of a higher quality IMO. Service is usually quick and friendly. Coffee is also good here.

The stars are for the food. The service here is absolutely terrible. I went after the lunch rush,…read moreso there were only about four patrons there. I ordered a latte from the hostess and a salad from the display case. I received the salad right away and then waited nearly 45 minutes for the latte. When the latte arrived it was lukewarm. While I waited the staff talked on the phone or chatted with one another. The salad was good, but the terrible service means I will sadly have to give this place a miss. It's too bad too because I prefer to support smaller chains, particularly during these troubling times. I recommend this place only if time doesn't matter to you and only if you order from the items on display.

the lamination on all the pastries were gorgeous and the guinness chocolate hazelnut pain suisse…read morewas pretty amazing (wish there was more filling inside but the pastry was spot on). pretty pricey though

I always drop by this bakery when I'm around Notting Hill area! All of their pastries are…read moredelicious. They change their menus to seasonal variations of fruits which I love. Almond croissants must have to try !

A dangerous, but utterly fantastic place! - Dangerous, because you run the risk of getting fat…read more Fantastic, because it's like a miniature version of custard heaven. The patisserie/bakery is part of a little Portuguese ghetto - with the Lisboa Delicatessen shop right across from it and a little Portuguese stationary shop right next to it. Don't expect anything posh or fancy - it's a down-to-earth bakery, where real people eat real custards, so to speak. In order to make the best out of this place, I suggest two options: 1) You come here on multiple occasions, as there's so many different things that will tempt your palette. You simply can't eat all of it in one visit, but you simply have to try most of it! 2) You talk to your bosses and persuade them to host a Portuguese Happy Hour - that way you can buy a variety of lots of different pastries and you get to sample a lot! (This was the option that I went for.) I really love this place - but I suggest you come by on a non-weekend day, as the crowds are simply off-putting.

Pastel de nata (£1.35) were very good. Wish I could have had one hot from the oven. They were doing…read morea good business.

A nice simple place in Camden to take a seat, rest, and enjoy some tea or coffee while muching on a…read morepastry or sandwich They warm the pastry for you and it comes out absolutely delicious. I had the pea and beef pastry which when warmed, was devine. They serve it to you with some salad which was a nice surprise. The cheese & ham croissant was also delicious! They also sell a variety of breads and sweet pastries, but never got around to trying. They looked yummy There's a big variety of teas and espresso drinks and they also have free WiFi Definitely recommend.

Great shop! Had the scone with fresh butter. Iced coffee were really well done. Assortment of…read moreother baked goods and fresh looking sammies.

Find yourself in the Amersham / Little Chalfont area? Probably not, but if you do, check out…read moreFilipetto's. In a sleepy little shopping district, you will find a little groceria / catering / deli shop run by a couple of real Italian dudes. They carry all kinds of real-deal Italian dry pastas and sauces. Jeez, I had no idea that Barilla made Bolognese sauce as well as Genovese pesto. They also had a small, but comprehensive wine selection, organized by region of Italy. Let's get on to the food, shall we? The have some prepared food, but the big hit is their gelato, which was voted a top choice by readers of Time Out London and their Panini. For the panini they start with fresh bread, then slice high-quality meats and cheeses to order, such as prosciutto di Parma, speck, you name it. I had the breaded chicken breast panini with sliced provolone and sun-dried tomatoes. It was absolutely delicious and astonishing how such a simple sandwich can be so good. The service was great too. The Italian dudes were very pleasant and seemed to have lots of regulars that they were on a first-name basis with and greeted with a "ciao tarde". Now if I could only get them to open up a store in my apartment building....

Bang On, treat yourself!! Amazing coffee (better than next…read moredoor!), exceptional service, I just can't say enough good things about this place.