Portobello
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About
Portobello is a cafe located in Derby, United Kingdom. It offers breakfast and sandwiches. The cafe provides takeaway service and is wheelchair accessible.
In context
- Rated 4.9 — in the top 17% of 59 cafés in Derby with 25 or more ratings (6 share this rating).
- About 18 min walk from Derby (1,413 m in a straight line).
- 7 other specialty cafés within 500 m.
- In the cheap price tier, like 83% of the 58 cafés in Derby with a listed price.
Menu highlights
- (Available daily)
- Homemade granola, Greek style yoghurt and honey3.60
- Breakfast sandwiches
- (Fridays only)
- Bacon or sausage3.50
- Bacon & sausage5.00
- Add an egg 50p
- Halloumi and mushroom4.00
- Bacon, avocado, egg & spicy sriracha sauce4.50
- Lemon & thyme roasted chicken, sage & onion stuffing & cranberry
- Mozzarella, tomato & avocado with pesto
- Pastrami, emmental, gherkins, mustard & mayo
Amenities
Frequently asked questions
Where is Portobello?+
Portobello is located at 50 Queen Street, Derby.
What kind of place is Portobello?+
Portobello is a Cafe in Derby serving Breakfast, Sandwiches.
What are Portobello's opening hours?+
Portobello is closed on Saturday, Sunday.
Is Portobello open on Sundays?+
No, Portobello is closed on Sundays.
How expensive is Portobello?+
Portobello is generally budget-friendly.
What does Portobello offer?+
Portobello offers Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Breakfast.
How do customers rate Portobello?+
Portobello has an average rating of 4.9★ from 90 reviews. 98% of ratings are 4 stars or more.
What is Portobello known for?+
Portobello is known for granola, sandwich. Menu highlights include (Available daily), Homemade granola, Greek style yoghurt and honey (3.60), Breakfast sandwiches.
What is Portobello's food hygiene rating?+
Portobello's official UK food hygiene rating is 5 out of 5.
Location
What customers say
98% of ratings give 4 stars or more. Drinks customers recommend include granola, sandwich.
Summarised from themes in recent Google reviews.
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