Portuguese Bakeries in London
Searching for a portuguese bakery in London? Here are 10 options on one map, 3 with opening times.
Brazilian Roots Bakery & Restaurant
Unit 13 To 13A, Market Village, 70 - 73 The Mall, Stratford E15 1XQ
About portuguese bakeries
The pastel de nata – a blistered custard tart in a crackling puff-pastry shell – has done more than anything else to put Portuguese baking on the British map. But a proper pastelaria offers far more: soft papo-seco rolls, coconut queijadas, pão de Deus with its sugary coconut crust, bolas de Berlim stuffed with custard, and strong little coffees drunk standing at the counter. Communities in Lambeth, Jersey, Norfolk, Thetford and elsewhere have kept these traditions thriving for decades.
What to order
- Pastel de nata – The custard tart that started it all – eat it warm with a dusting of cinnamon.
- Papo-seco – A crusty, crackly roll that makes the perfect ham-and-cheese sandwich.
- Bola de Berlim – A sugared doughnut split and filled with egg custard.
- Pão de Deus – Soft brioche-like bun topped with a sweet coconut crust.
- Queijada – A small, dense tart made with cheese or coconut, depending on the region.
Where they are in London
| Area | Count |
|---|---|
| Borough Market | 1 |
| Kensal Town | 1 |
| Camden Town | 1 |
| Stratford | 1 |
| North Kensington | 1 |
| Stockwell | 1 |
| South Hampstead | 1 |
| Hammersmith | 1 |
Frequently asked questions
How many portuguese bakeries are there in London?
We currently list 10 in London, spread across 10 areas. The map shows where each one is, and every listing links to its own page with directions.
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