As TikTok goes nuts for all things pistachio, L360 shares the best spots in the capital for sweet treats and meals.
Move over, matcha — there’s a new green obsession taking over menus everywhere. Pistachio is having a major moment, and it’s no surprise why this is happening.
Rich, nutty and effortlessly chic, this flavour is making its way into everything from indulgent pastries to dishes at Michelin-starred restaurants.
Whether you’re after a buttery croissant oozing with pistachio cream, a velvety latte with a hint of sweetness or a gourmet dessert with a nutty twist, these are the must-try pistachio creations of the year.
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Harrods, Selfridges, Covent Garden Market, Dubai Pistachio Chocolate Bar
Luxury chocolate and pistachio? A match made in heaven. Belgian chocolatier Godiva has created its own take on the viral pistachio chocolate bar, available exclusively in the three most prestigious food halls in London.
Smooth, rich and packed with flavour, it’s worth every penny.
Location: Harrods, Selfridges, Covent Garden Market
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Greedy Cow Bakes, Pistachio Ice Cream Doughnut
This bakery has already taken over social media with its towering Korean-style milk doughnuts, and the pistachio ice cream version is a out of this world.
This pillowy, sugar-dusted doughnut is sliced open and stuffed with creamy pistachio ice cream, then drizzled in pistachio sauce for extra indulgence.
Expect long queues, but trust us, it’s worth the wait.
Location: 395 Hackney Rd, London E2 8PP
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Crome, Pistachio Croissant
If you’ve scrolled through Instagram lately, you’ve probably spotted Crome’s viral croissants. Now, they’ve added a pistachio edition, and it’s a showstopper.
Served in their ultra-modern cafe with geometric tables and neon accents, their signature croll (a circular croissant) is layered with pistachio cream and dusted with pistachio crumbs.
Location: 36 James St, London W1U 1ES
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Rinkoff Bakery, Salted Caramel and Pistachio Crodough
Part croissant, part doughnut, completely addictive. The Pistachio Crodough at Rinkoff is generously filled with a silky pistachio paste, balanced with salted caramel for the perfect sweet-salty hit.
These sell out fast, so get there early.
Location: 224 Jubilee Street, London E1 3BS
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Fait Maison, Pistachio Latte
For a pistachio latte that truly delivers, Fait Maison is the place to go. Available hot or iced, this drink is rich, creamy and packed with nutty sweetness.
Bonus: the glass is rimmed with pistachio pieces, making every sip even more indulgent.
Locations: South Kensington and Mayfair
Visit the Fait Maison website to book.
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Mallow, Pistachio Pandan Tres Leches
A plant-based twist on a classic dessert, Mallow’s Pistachio Pandan Tres Leches feature an almond-pistachio sponge soaked in velvety pistachio anglaise and infused with fragrant pandan. It’s a dream combination of flavours.
Locations: Canary Wharf and Borough Market
Visit the Mallow website to book.
Pavyllon London, Curry Man’ouche
For a savoury spin on pistachio, Michelin-starred Pavyllon London offers a delight well worth trying with its Curry Man’ouche.
Created by chef Yannick Alléno, this dish combines black garlic mayonnaise, pistachio and ginger gel and a powdered herb salad for an unexpected, yet incredible flavour experience.
Location: Four Seasons Hotel London, Hamilton Place, London W1J 7DR
Visit the Pavyllon London website to book.
Cinnamon Collection, Pistachio-Inspired Indian Desserts
Experience pistachio like never before with Cinnamon Collection’s Indian-inspired sweets.
Try the mango and pistachio kulfi at Cinnamon Kitchen, the saffron and pistachio kulfi at Cinnamon Bazaar or the fine dining tutti frutti whipped ganache with saffron pistachio kulfi at The Cinnamon Club.
Locations: Westminster, Battersea, City, Richmond, Covent Garden
Visit the Cinnamon Collective website to book.
Kapara, Gramp’s Cigar
A signature dessert at Kapara, Gramp’s Cigar is inspired by chef Eran Tibi’s grandfather.
Expect a crispy brick pastry filled with pistachio cream and passionfruit curd, served with a delicate charred tuile. A perfect balance of crunch, cream and citrus.
Location: James court, 14 Greek Street, London W1D 4AL
Visit the Kapara website to book.
Tozi Restaurant & Bar, Pistachio Tiramisu
A Sicilian twist on a classic, Tozi’s Pistachio Tiramisu layers rich pistachio cream with espresso-soaked biscuits, finished with cocoa powder and crushed pistachios.
It’s the perfect dessert for any pistachio-lover.
Location: 8 Gillingham Street, Pimlico, London SW1V 1HJ
Visit the Tozi website to book.
Fenchurch, Kerth Gumbs’ Tropical Delight
For a fine dining take on pistachio, Fenchurch’s Tropical Delight combines pistachio with passionfruit, dark chocolate and coconut ice cream.
Served as the final course of the Caribbean Sunday Roast, this dessert is as refined as it is indulgent.
Do take note that this dish is only available on Sundays.
Location: Sky Garden, Level 37, Sky Garden Walk, 1, London EC3M 8AF
Visit the Fenchurch website to book.
Paul Bakery, Pistachio Cake
A true showstopper, Paul Bakery’s Pistachio Cake features layers of genoise sponge, chantilly cream and pistachio buttercream, all topped with signature pistachio macarons.
Available for home delivery and click-and-collect across select UK postcodes.
Buy the cake for £19.95 on the Paul Bakery website.
Locations: There are more than 30 branches across London, discover your local with the Paul Bakery using the brand’s branch finder.
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