Very good coffee and delicious Portuguese egg tarts/pastel de nata…read more Mostly seems to be frequented by Portuguese expats, with a little grocery section in the back and the tv tuned to a Portuguese channel at a modest volume. There's also a handful of tables outside. All in all a nice mellow sort of place.

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Worst restaurant I haver been in UK. You can't sit if you ask for a coffee and they will told you…read moreto drink it fast and leave as soon as you finish.

Really nice food. Delivery time wasn't too bad food service a.d woukd definitely go there again…read more The food is always delicious and good quality it's one of our favourite places to order from.

Fast and easy, small-medium sized dishes. The chicken pita and chicken wrap were good. Potato…read morewedges were good, corn on the cob tasted like it might have sat for a while before being served. Overall friendly and helpful staff. Definitely recommended for a quick bite.

Family run, relaxed atmosphere and nice food. Menue and wines reasonably priced. Habeen several…read moretimes and will again.

That was a wonderful find - delicious and very authentic Portuguese food, close to the airport…read morehotel zone, and had that amazing neighborhood feel. The food was great, the service was great, each dish was delicious and we had a wonderful time. I could see a lot of locals and a lot of Portuguese-speaking folks, which is always a good sign. Definitely try if you are in the area - you will enjoy every moment and every bite!

We were so happy we tried this little gem. The food was amazing, and there were many choices given…read more The house red wine was top-of-the-line. The staff were friendly and went out of their way to make us comfortable. Would highly recommend. this little restaurant to anyone looking for a great meal with great service.

This Portugese restaurant is amazing. It is a small family run business, usually full of Portugese…read morefamilies, and couples. It is so refreshing to have a decent eatery on Bedfont High Street, that isn't a Fast food joint. It has an alcohol license, so is always buzzing. The food is great, and is a mix of Portugese and english food. Having a beer with a cooked English breakfast, when your not feeling your best will soon sort you out after a night out!! Prices are reasonable, and the guys who work there are so friendly. I love going here during the weekend, as it has a real European atmosphere. If you are in the area check it out!

I've lived and worked in Italy quite a bit so might be a bit biased but I've always found Italian…read morecuisine to rely on good produce cooked in a simple but excellent way. When we visited La Florentina, we were greeted by a friendly waiter but after sitting down, he took ages to take our drinks orders. We'd decided on only having a main course by then as the starters didn't look that interesting but he darted off before we could order the food. I had a simple carbonara which was ok but a bit too creamy and my wife had a quattro stagione pizza which she said was really nice. Price wise it was pretty reasonable but we didn't eat that much really. I wouldn't recommend taking a first date there as you may not get a second one!

This restaurant is tucked in between largerr buildings, if your sight isn't too great, you might…read morestruggle to see La Florentina. I think this is at the heart of much of the problems that you might encounter here. Service is slow and a bit cumbersome, but that is hardly surprising given that at 8 o'clock, I was the only person eating here. The staff are friendly, and the food is perfectly ok, if not unspectacular. In a better location, with bigger demand, I would imagine much of the problems here would be gone.

This Portugese cafe is a little spot of Portugal transplanted into leafy Surrey. I know lots of…read morethese similar cafes in Central London - family places, which show continental football and frequented by patrons from particular nations. These are fantastic to sit in if there's a big football match on - you get a terrific atmosphere and some very traditional food. Cafe Viriato caught my eye as my salsa friend and I headed out to dinner tonight. I was drawn to the deli counter where I spied some cheese. On entering, I also spotted some pastel de nata, which are delicious creamy Portugese custard tarts, giving me a hint that this was a Portugese cafe. The owners were happy to chat about the Portugese produce and give me a few samples of the cheeses to try. I walked out with a local cheese, which is quite close to Comte in taste. I would love to return here when the Football World Cup starts - the atmosphere should be great.

This little portuguese cafe tucked around the corner of the high street, is basic in its decor, but…read morethe coffee and pasteis de nata (custard tarts) are to die for - and extremely reasonably priced!