Pasteis De Nata Covent Garden at Marsha Larry blog

Pasteis De Nata Covent Garden. Although tasty, with delicious pastry, the filling was far too sweet and a bit too runny. The beloved pastéis de nata are a city treasure — in fact, our sister site lisboa secreta handily rounded up the city’s best — and it’s surprisingly easy to get a taste of them here, as santa nata opened not one but two cafes in covent garden back in 2019. The menu at santa nata is centred around the famous pastel de nata, a traditional portuguese pastry made with a flaky crust and creamy custard filling. At santa nata, we only serve. Indulge yourself with our authentic and traditional artisan pastel de nata handmade by our artisan pastry chefs. We thought we'd try santa nata for a change to our usual pastel de nata place. A favourite snack for the portuguese, these little tarts are usually eaten with an espresso at all times of the day. Stand at the counter and eat warm pastéis de nata, dusted with a little ground cinnamon or icing sugar whilst, on the other side of the glass, master pastry chefs work their magic;.

Indulge yourself with our authentic and traditional artisan pastel de nata handmade by our artisan pastry chefs. Although tasty, with delicious pastry, the filling was far too sweet and a bit too runny. The menu at santa nata is centred around the famous pastel de nata, a traditional portuguese pastry made with a flaky crust and creamy custard filling. We thought we'd try santa nata for a change to our usual pastel de nata place. The beloved pastéis de nata are a city treasure — in fact, our sister site lisboa secreta handily rounded up the city’s best — and it’s surprisingly easy to get a taste of them here, as santa nata opened not one but two cafes in covent garden back in 2019. Stand at the counter and eat warm pastéis de nata, dusted with a little ground cinnamon or icing sugar whilst, on the other side of the glass, master pastry chefs work their magic;. At santa nata, we only serve. A favourite snack for the portuguese, these little tarts are usually eaten with an espresso at all times of the day.

Santa Nata Portuguese custard tarts in the heart of Covent Garden

Pasteis De Nata Covent Garden Stand at the counter and eat warm pastéis de nata, dusted with a little ground cinnamon or icing sugar whilst, on the other side of the glass, master pastry chefs work their magic;. A favourite snack for the portuguese, these little tarts are usually eaten with an espresso at all times of the day. At santa nata, we only serve. The beloved pastéis de nata are a city treasure — in fact, our sister site lisboa secreta handily rounded up the city’s best — and it’s surprisingly easy to get a taste of them here, as santa nata opened not one but two cafes in covent garden back in 2019. Indulge yourself with our authentic and traditional artisan pastel de nata handmade by our artisan pastry chefs. Although tasty, with delicious pastry, the filling was far too sweet and a bit too runny. The menu at santa nata is centred around the famous pastel de nata, a traditional portuguese pastry made with a flaky crust and creamy custard filling. Stand at the counter and eat warm pastéis de nata, dusted with a little ground cinnamon or icing sugar whilst, on the other side of the glass, master pastry chefs work their magic;. We thought we'd try santa nata for a change to our usual pastel de nata place.