Some Notting Hill Favourites
Food scene
Delicious healthy food. This is one of Notting Hill's most popular brunch spots. Go early or be prepared to queue. it's first-come first served.
306 locals recommend
Granger and Co.
175 Westbourne GroveDelicious healthy food. This is one of Notting Hill's most popular brunch spots. Go early or be prepared to queue. it's first-come first served.
Scandi bread here is delicious, as is the coffee. It's an informal little café - perhaps better suited for a grab and go than to sit in.
15 locals recommend
Fabrique Bakery Cafe
212 Portobello RdScandi bread here is delicious, as is the coffee. It's an informal little café - perhaps better suited for a grab and go than to sit in.
We love this spot for its lack of pretention. It's an old-school Notting Hill favourite, delicious bagels and breakfasts and it's pet friendly.
28 locals recommend
The Tin Shed
33 All Saints RdWe love this spot for its lack of pretention. It's an old-school Notting Hill favourite, delicious bagels and breakfasts and it's pet friendly.
This family run Italian restaurant is reliably delicious. It's one of the best-kept secrets of Notting Hill creatives and it's not unusual to run into a famous actor, writer or director here.
24 locals recommend
Essenza Ristorante italiano
210 Kensington Park RdThis family run Italian restaurant is reliably delicious. It's one of the best-kept secrets of Notting Hill creatives and it's not unusual to run into a famous actor, writer or director here.
Delicious Asian fusion restaurant that's perfect for sitting out when the weather permits.
275 locals recommend
e&o Pan Asian Restaurant Notting Hill
14 Blenheim CrescentDelicious Asian fusion restaurant that's perfect for sitting out when the weather permits.
If you ever wondered what Notting Hill was like before it became gentrified, this great little coffee shop is a good indication. It still have a brilliant community feel and the most delicious coffee in the hood.
75 locals recommend
Coffee
214 Portobello RdIf you ever wondered what Notting Hill was like before it became gentrified, this great little coffee shop is a good indication. It still have a brilliant community feel and the most delicious coffee in the hood.
If you're looking for groceries, Waitrose is the more upmarket option for food. It's about a 12 minute walk. Closer options although with less choice would be Tesco on Portobello Road.
205 locals recommend
Waitrose & Partners
38 Porchester RdIf you're looking for groceries, Waitrose is the more upmarket option for food. It's about a 12 minute walk. Closer options although with less choice would be Tesco on Portobello Road.
Plush armchairs, food and drinks and blockbuster hits. It's a great way to see a movie but do reserve in advance. The Electric Diner next door is also fairly good. It can be fun and buzzing at night.
402 locals recommend
Electric Cinema
191 Portobello RdPlush armchairs, food and drinks and blockbuster hits. It's a great way to see a movie but do reserve in advance. The Electric Diner next door is also fairly good. It can be fun and buzzing at night.
If cooking is too much effort Grocer on Elgin does great pre-prepared meals. Lots of options and wine too! Just don't look at the bill.
29 locals recommend
The Grocer On Elgin
6 Elgin CresIf cooking is too much effort Grocer on Elgin does great pre-prepared meals. Lots of options and wine too! Just don't look at the bill.
An institution in the hood, this is a great little pub that was here before it all got trendy.
214 locals recommend
The Cow
89 Westbourne Park RdAn institution in the hood, this is a great little pub that was here before it all got trendy.
Neighbourhoods
Golborne Road is a gem of a market street. Lots of lovely little cafés, boutiques and market stalls (if you're there on Saturday). The Portugese bakery at the top end has custard tarts that are to die for.
127 locals recommend
Golborne Road
Golborne RoadGolborne Road is a gem of a market street. Lots of lovely little cafés, boutiques and market stalls (if you're there on Saturday). The Portugese bakery at the top end has custard tarts that are to die for.
Sightseeing
Best bit is between Portobello Road and Chepstow Corner. Lots of tempting boutiques in the area. Try Aimé on Ledbury Road, Sézane, Me&Em or just about anywhere else. If the circular economy is more of your vibe, Oxfam on Westbourne Grove or Fara on Blenheim Crescent can be great.
139 locals recommend
Westbourne Grove
Westbourne GroveBest bit is between Portobello Road and Chepstow Corner. Lots of tempting boutiques in the area. Try Aimé on Ledbury Road, Sézane, Me&Em or just about anywhere else. If the circular economy is more of your vibe, Oxfam on Westbourne Grove or Fara on Blenheim Crescent can be great.