Café O'Porto — Restaurant in London

Fantastic Breakfast Spot in Portobello

If you're searching for an excellent breakfast spot in Portobello, look no further than Café O'Porto. I recently had the pleasure of trying their sandwiches and toasties, and I must say, they are top-notch in quality and taste.

Their sandwiches are a delight. Fresh ingredients, perfectly toasted bread, and generous fillings make each bite a satisfying experience. Whether you're in the mood for a classic breakfast sandwich or something more adventurous, Café O'Porto has a variety of options that won't disappoint.

What really sets Café O'Porto apart is their attention to detail and value for money. Despite the high quality of their food, their prices are reasonable, making it a great choice for a hearty and affordable breakfast.

Moreover, the staff at Café O'Porto are incredibly kind and responsive. It's evident that they care about their customers and strive to create a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, you'll be greeted with a smile and excellent service.

In conclusion, if you want to start your day with a delicious breakfast and friendly vibes, Café O'Porto is the place to be. I highly recommend giving them a try—you won't be...

Perfect little Portuguese cafe with a relaxed local feel serving good strong cortados and tasty pastel del natas to kick start your day. For me Friday & Saturday mornings are the best time to visit when the entire street is gearing up for market as street vendors set up their stalls, antique dealers ply the footpath with collectible vintage homeware and locals yawn awake and gradually meander their way down to street level to go about their day. This is a slice of bohemian ‘Portobello’ as it probably was some 10-15 years ago with a less touristic bent and much quieter than it's aforementioned neighbour. You can perch outside in the sun on low slung chairs along the front of the cafe's South-facing wall, amongst all the hubbub devouring good food as people stream into the cafe and know you've chosen well. But if this place gets too touristy anytime soon I'm going to...

Really disappointing experience. There was a queue and we missed our turn, as the waitress, who was standing in front of us, turned around and went to serve a customer who had just entered the café. Should have left at this point but we decided to give it a go on "sandes de panado" and "coxinhas de frango". The "coxinhas" were rock solid stale, had to go straight into the bin, right after the first bite. Never ever in my life have been served anything like this. Seriously overpriced as well. It's a shame to witness this level of service in hospitality and sadly I won't be back to give...