Norfolk St. Bakery

Best pastel de nata in town :d creamy and generously sized. apple tart and beef mushroom roll also tastes fabulous. one day i’ll try all the lovely baked goods. flat white was alright, but it would be strange to eat pastries without sipping coffee.

We were tempted in by the window display and had to wait a little while to be served for a takeaway order, as they were quite busy. my daughter enjoyed the chocolate donut, though it was very expensive. i had a nutella and pecan cookie, which was more like a brownie, but tasted of very bland. the coconut macaroon was okay, but nothing like ones i've tried in the past from elsewhere. all in all, an expensive impulse treat that was disappointing and i'm unlikely to go back.

A visit to norfolk st. bakery & café in cambridge is akin to stepping into a charming, rustic idyll where time-honoured baking traditions reign supreme. nestled near the heart of the city, this bakery and café is an artisanal gem that caters to the tastes of discerning bread and pastry lovers. each delicacy, from the robust sourdough to the flaky pastries, is a testament to the meticulous art of baking. they are crafted from high-quality ingredients and baked to perfection, resulting in products that are an absolute joy to savour. moreover, the café’s ambience, with its cosy and inviting interior, provides a delightful backdrop to enjoy these bakery delights. the staff at norfolk st. bakery & café are as warm and welcoming as their loaves are fresh, providing customers with a truly personalised experience. all in all, it is a delightful haven that celebrates the simple, yet profound joy of enjoying freshly baked goods. a highly recommended stop for any food lover visiting cambridge.

We arrived too late, they already were closing. i was looking forward to trying their pastel de nata — alas, they have none left. which is not bad at all, it means we will return soon! pros 1. fresh and lovely portuguese pastries 2. i appreciated how helpful and friendly owners/cashiers(?) were! despite them being busy, they were closing soon and there were a lot of last minute customers, they took time to give us recommendations 3. cupboards with portuguese goods! 4. located in the city center, close to basically everything 🤩 cons 1. not very spacious, a good place to have a cup of coffee with a friend, not really convenient for a bigger company p.s. will be back for their pastel de nata pastries and then update the review!

The egg tart and prawn rissole were amazing! a must-try in cambridge. i also had the tuna melt sandwich for takeaway and the bread was good