A Notting Hill map with a point of view.
Andrew’s picks for Notting Hill, London (W11, W2, W8, W10). 122 places across coffee, food, pubs, parks and hidden corners, with practical details reviewed and corrected.
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Notting Hill · W11, W2, W8, W10
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Andrew’s picks for Notting Hill, London (W11, W2, W8, W10). 122 places across coffee, food, pubs, parks and hidden corners, with practical details reviewed and corrected.

Tom Conran's iconic Guinness and oysters gastropub

Bib Gourmand Victorian gastropub on All Saints Road

Hundreds of spices with custom blending since 1995

Grade II listed 1826 pub with CAMRA-protected snugs

The best pasteis de nata in London, no contest

Veteran Portobello roastery, no frills, great coffee
This isn’t a directory. Andrew chooses which places belong and sets the editorial point of view. Reported closures and suggested corrections are reviewed before the guide changes.
— The Notting Hill editor
Some decisions don’t start with a category. They start with a Sunday, a laptop, a date, or the weather.
Browse guidesBest coffee shops Notting Hill work better as a morning route: choose a serious cup before Portobello, a proper sit-with-a-laptop stop, then leave with a coffee-and-walk exit instead of another generic list.
Read the noteNotting Hill beer gardens work best as an afternoon with an early stop, one proper outdoor destination, and a controlled exit before Portobello starts directing the whole day.
Read the noteA walk through the best bakeries in Notting Hill, with famous names, quieter stops, and enough restraint to avoid over-ordering before lunch.
Read the noteRoyal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. W11, W2, W8, W10. Smaller than the postcode map: coffee, food, pubs, parks, and enough context to know where you are.
If a place is on the map, Andrew selected it. When details change, they are reviewed again.