Breakfast
Farm Girl's pastel, plant-filled interior on Portobello Road has made it one of the most photographed brunch spots in Notting Hill, and its very high trendy and aesthetic scores — paired with an unusually low hidden-gem score — confirm it's a well-known, sought-after destination rather than a quiet find. The menu leans toward smoothie bowls and health-conscious brunch plates, and reviewers frequently mention queuing up to an hour at busy times, alongside some criticism of slow service given the wait. It's best suited to those happy to trade a queue for a highly photogenic setting. Prices run on the higher side for the category.
✨ Reasons to go
💡 Good to know
⏱️ Typical visit
1h
🕰️ Best time
early morning, morning, lunchtime or afternoon
🚶 Walking intensity
Easy pace
What people say
"Had a lovely brunch with my friends here for my birthday, however: - prepare to queue (we queued 1 hour) - service is waaaaaaay below average: for the amount of time you wait in the line, you wouldn’t expect to wait 20min for each coffee ordered, because let’s be honest: it doesn’t take 20min to make a cappuccino! I ordered 2 and waited 20-30min each time! - food was good - prices are London prices, nothing shocking! To be honest I didn’t get the whole farm/healthy vibe..I think it’s a regular brunch place, but the food was good, so if you are not bothered by the above points, I would recommend a visit. Dog friendly!"
— El. P.
