Lowry & Baker

Notting Hill & West London


With its colourfully mixed-up cups, saucers and cutlery and snug interior, this appealing cafe has a jumble-sale charm. It offers fine Monmouth coffee and tasty platters, and it's a great spot for breakfast (home-made granola, toasted brioche etc), brunch (such as avocado on toast with poached eggs), or just for putting your feet up after schlepping around Portobello Road Market.


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