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A smiling and warm welcome awaits you from the Ty Te. Traditional cakes and homemade rolls, cream teas, ice creams... Any excuse is good to enjoy this small friendly tea room, where you can hear Welsh speaking. If sweet cakes and sweets are the strong point of the house, you can also eat at lunchtime: small simple dishes, quiches, soups, sandwiches... As in many places in Wales, a good afternoon tea is also served for snack time, not too expensive and simple.

Just off Portobello Road, this large grocery store is all about organic produce (sourced from a farm in Gloucestershire), which appeals enormously to the local middle-class clientele, who sometimes find it hard to get a table. Unfortunately, the prices charged are extremely high, and we're sometimes surprised at the marketing success of organic food. Nevertheless, it's a beautiful store, and it has to be said that everything makes you want to eat. The address also doubles as a café.

In the popular Ladbroke Grove district, right next to chic Notting Hill, the Lisboa patisserie is an institution. People line up at all hours for a decent espresso and, above all, for the tasty pasteis de nata, small cakes filled with cream. The few tables are crowded from the first coffee in the morning by the old Portuguese locals who meet there to discuss the passing of time. A place that may not look like much, but is legendary for Portuguese pastries worthy of those made in Lisbon!

Cadwaladers is an address not to be missed! We're making ice cream right in front of you. Criccieth has been the birthplace of this renowned Welsh ice cream brand since 1927. The recipe for vanilla ice cream is kept secret! Because even if many other perfumes are available, vanilla is very famous here! The place also serves coffee and tea and you can eat there from breakfast until the evening. For those who wish, there is even a vegan menu with very good ice creams and options for children!

This little shop is a little set back from Beauly and the road. Crazy Highland cows, you'll have to stop there to meet Jamie, Katie and Heather. The three of them graze there quietly, with a few llamas as meadow neighbours. The shop sells products from the farm, but also a selection of quality delicatessen products. Visitors are welcome here and even warmly welcomed. Don't be afraid of the tourist trap, the owners are really in the process of pleasing and sharing their love of Scotland.

This little Japanese-influenced patisserie welcomes us with a selection of delights in its window. Between the matcha roll, a spongy cake with green tea whipped cream, and the white sesame cheese, a sesame cream cheesecake on a black sesame cookie, which to choose? Each pastry is a meticulously crafted masterpiece. Three addresses are available in London: in Ealing, Covent Garden and Marylebone. The elegant ambience of each boutique invites you to relax and enjoy these delicacies in complete tranquillity.

This café is very pleasant, it is located in the former Norwegian Seafarers' Church, when Cardiff was the world's largest coal exporter. Well installed in the warmth, there are cakes and small dishes, with a view of Cardiff Bay. The place is quiet and very welcoming. Inside this former church, there is also a stand on environmental protection in Wales - very interesting - as well as several craftsmen's stands where you can buy jewellery, postcards, souvenirs...

Charming vintage tea room with terrace overlooking the River Taff - very popular, so book ahead. Absolutely exquisite cakes and scones! You can come here for breakfast: eggs Benedict, classic Welsh breakfast or its vegetarian version... And if you're here for lunch, the menu includes a variety of sandwiches, bagels, salads and soups. All accompanied by a choice of desserts. And if you've come for a snack, afternoon tea awaits you every day of the week.

A full-length bistro, from grocery to bar, stretching the good taste of past charms. Treat yourself to a tasty breakfast (sweet or savory), including excellent eggs Benedict... Or take a comforting break during the day with banoffee donuts (salted caramel, banana, chocolate) and whipped cream, or the more gourmet "Pudding & Tea Time" (mini sandwiches, pastries...). Opened in 2012, Bill's is a highly successful chain, with a second location now open in Cardiff Bay.

In the heart of Castle Arcade, you'll soon feel right at home in this trendy café, with its large sofas and wooden floors, which invite you to relax for a while. You can spend a long time here, alone or with friends, sipping a coffee or a hot chocolate. Until midday, you can also enjoy breakfast with excellent toast or scrambled eggs with salmon, granola... Excellent cuisine and attentive service. And all day long, you can indulge in one of the many sweet treats on offer.

Cakes are a great culinary tradition in Wales. Welsh Cakes are individual cakes made from flour, eggs, sugar, a few spices (a mixture of several or nutmeg)... And especially dry reasons, all sprinkled with sugar. They can be eaten hot or cold. Originally, they were not baked in the oven but in a frying pan. Freshly prepared, they are delicious! This boutique, while respecting traditional methods, adds a touch of fantasy to the image of white chocolate and lemon flavours.

Lola's Cupcake is a famous patisserie in London. It offers a wide selection of breads, cakes, chocolates and ice creams. Their website allows you to order their delicious creations online. Lola's Cupcake is also committed to the environment with their "People Planet Promise" initiative. The bakery offers an extensive range of vegan, gluten-free and low-sugar cakes. Selected cupcakes and cakes can be ordered the day before 3pm for next-day delivery. All other items must be ordered at least 2 days in advance before 3pm. Lola's Cupcake also offers an in-store or locker pick-up service. Collection is free for orders over £30, otherwise it costs £2.50. There are 43 locations to choose from for ordering and collection.