Well, maybe not entirely, but it probably helps to know a thing or two about how molecules behave. I definitely suggest the salty pancakes with a flat white. Don't abuse it. Got a brownie to go and it was so good! The place itself is split over multiple levels and you enter on the top floor at ground level. My husband had a breakfast sandwich which also was off the wall good! Wow! Tiene una terracita pequea. Pastelaria Santo Antnio was highlighted for having the highest quality pastries in the city, and this is certainly no small feat, considering every caf sells pastel de nata, and every other building in Lisbon houses at least one caf!. Beautiful breakfast experience. Cool area you have to check out. We order different things waffles, sandwich, pancakes, coffee. Im impressed how they manage to deliver an outstanding service experience, convey an authentic DNA and at the same time have extremely reasonable prices. I feel privileged for being able to come here and try so many of their desserts. 218 860 119 The result is a bumpy bread with more crust than dough. I didnt think the texture was the best but still very good and fair price so I would recommend. I would really recommend the French toast because it comes with a side of yogurt. We came for breakfast/brunch at approximately 10:30am on a Tuesday. In good old Lisbon fashion, theres a staircase in the Estefnia neighborhood that leads to a bakery of artisanal bread. You can sit inside, a bit noisy and not a lot of plugs to work, but it must be nice to hang out with friends. The mocha coffee was great and the chocolate drink was excellent. Portions were (too) big though. This place has been here since 1782!!!! Super bad service, really rude person to be at the counter. Interior is amazing - feels like you got into antique library. Perfect menu, friendly staff and they offer a great selection of juices. I even ordered a shot of whiskey and the waiter told me to tell him when to stop pouring. No one cared that i waited in front. da Repblica 25A, 1050-186 Lisboa, Portugal, Praa das Flores 18, 1200-332 Lisboa, Portugal, Praa Duque de Saldanha 1 Lojas 4/5/6, 1000-132 Lisboa, Portugal. Coffee was great, avocado toast was very solid, and the magazine library, featuring selections from all over the world, was a highlight! In short, the only place I will spent money on ice-cream when in Lisbon. Ordered the French burger and a 1/2 carafe of sangria. It dates from 1922, but the palatial interior actually makes it look even older. Very good red velvet croissant; it's not the "French" croissant, more like a brioche. This place is overrated. so I didn't allow that to affect my rating. "Pastel de Nata" is the name of the very same tart when not made at this shop, and those from here are not only the originals but also the best, made from a secret recipe since 1837. Eggs and burger werent perfect, but we tried other dishes and they were fine. 218 862 859 Lively eatery with a patio serving breakfast & brunch specialties, plus coffee, cocktails & wine. da Liberdade 2, 1250-144 Lisboa, Portugal, Mercado de Arroios, R. ngela Pinto 40D Loja 8, 1900-221 Lisboa, Portugal, R. de So Nicolau 17, 1100-547 Lisboa, Portugal. More Ice Cream than Gelato, their "lab" visible adjacent the kitchen, credit is due for creativity in flavors like Pastel de Nata and Port Zabaglione, the former complete with bits of Crust, though Fig had some serious ice crystals as if it had thawed and refrozen. Great vibes, great food and great staff. 212 480 763 The quality of all products is excellent! It isn't very big and it gets crowded easily (many foreigners). Very polite and friendly staff. R. do Comrcio 21 13, 1100-321 Lisboa, Portugal, CC da Quintinha n 5 A, 1070-221 Lisboa, Portugal, Jardim 9 de Abril, 1200-736 Lisboa, Portugal. 213 469 125 Just about it is worth coming and experiencing the place. It has since extended its menu and offers dishes of Mediterranean cuisine. Many of us are foodies on the Wanderlog team, so naturally were always on the hunt to eat at the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. Also as i entered you`ve not been much interested in a customer. Snacks, cakes & meals in unassuming Mediterranean restaurant with terrace views across city & sea. Great food and a great view. In 2017 it opened a shop right in the center of the capital, facing Praa Lus de Cames. Not a problem, just stating it so people are aware :) you should definitely visit. Snacks and light dishes like salads, Sandwiches and egg dishes, also pasta. Located across the entrance to the Bica funicular, this caf was once a pharmacy. Wonderful lunch in this amazing restaurant in Lisbon which dates back to the 18th century - try the sardines or other fish dishes with local wines - fantastic experience with great staff who will give you good advice. Minimum bill would be around 15. Mercado da Ribeira is the perfect place in Lisbon to taste Portuguese food in all its variations, desserts included. They have an extensive drink menu (they're a bar). The interior is also very old and predates the big quake that destroyed much of the city, as told by one of the staff. It was lovely. 912 281 082 (So Bento); 964 867 125 (Chiado) The food, coffee is of international quality too. Portugals most famous pastry is a true staple for many locals and, often, it is also an object of desire for travelers dreaming of visiting Lisbon and the rest of Portugal. A small terrace that invites you to have a good time for conversation on sunny days. Great food. The owner learned the art of ice-cream-making in Italy, and offers many choices made with seasonal fruits, as well as options for vegans and the lactose intolerant. We ordered the matcha pancakes, the cacao toast with peanut butter and banana, a slice of banana bread, two coffees and two ginger shots (these were quite strong, but really good). The lady attending on us was super nice and helpful. Also very nice service and right next to a cute little park where you can enjoy. The lines werent as long as other places but it was still busy. We came here in a busy day, and we were surprised with how quick and efficient the service is despite how busy it can get. The gnocchi and pizza were good, small ish portions so don't come too hungry. There are options for all the daytime hours, inspired by different parts of the world (there are pancakes, French toast, and salads) and accompanied by natural juices and smoothies. I give 3 stars, coffee was good, BUT I would only recommend to hang out outside on table area. Loads of merchandise in the shop, very friendly service by the staff, and the food is delicious. Rua da Palmeira, 23 (Prncipe Real) 2 americanos Attached a photo of dorritos leftover branded as a guacamole. The WiFi was also very dependable (though heads up that there werent a ton of outlets). 213 421 232 R. do Carmo 88, 1100-581 Lisboa, Portugal, R. do Poo dos Negros 103, 1200-337 Lisboa, Portugal. If you go let me know what you tried so i can add it on the list for the next visit. Recommended! A hipster place with much light, many plants, and informal furniture. If it's warm and dry, grab a table on the pavement terrace. One note: you cannot get cafe to go. Sou suspeito em pronunciar sobre este local. Here chocolate is the king and chocolate cake is the only dessert they make and they make it well; its simply perfect and one of the few best I ve ever had in my life!. The coffee was good and strong and the juices were fresh. The only thing they could add would be another couple of places to eat in as I didn't have anywhere to go and just stood in the middle of the shop, but it's not a deal breakers as it was only a few pastries. I had the Shashuka and it was delicious. Thanks! Shoutout to INES who served us on our first day here, and took the time to recommend us some nice places to go to, and always had a kind word with us! That makes all the difference when singles, couples, friends and other groups are equally treated. It comes in a glass and both taste and foam didnt do it for me. OMGyes. Theres a ton of graffiti everywhere which helps the experience. The atmosphere is really chilled and the food with their freshly squeezed juices was just great! With very good service and nice staff. Outside is a mini terrace with 9 tables. *Top layer: it is fully set, torched to perfection. Such a bad experience, they let me waiting for 10min and then they accused me to go inside when I was looking for a service, 10 min waiting and the girl told me that she was watching me DURING 10MIN, I paid my service and she didnt even apologised. They make the place feel cozy with tables, a well maintained restroom, and plenty of food options to make anybody happy. Opens every day. Its a nice concept with having a variety of shops, restaurant, drinks places but it felt less like a place for lots of wandering (our plan) and more like a place that would be nice if visiting a specific food place or shop. Rua do Poo dos Negros, 103 (So Bento) The fries of the children's chicken burger were good. Staff is also kind and helpful. I recommend you try any of their dishes with the local presunto (ham). The service was fast and nice. I bought muffins and they were terribly inedible. I requested three spoons for two cakes (you know people sharing), and she was really rude about giving even an additional one because she had a few (so she had some), 5 minutes later she closed. Its a treat worth the hike up the hill! And that includes good bread. It is nice but does not live up to the hype. You can choose from huge variety of sweets, bakery and pastry right at the showcase, and they all are fresh. Amazing food , amazing waiters! Try the Mexican Spicy and the Basil Chick. It opened in 1905 and maintains a beautiful Art Deco interior made up of wood, modernist paintings, mirrors and marble, plus a much-photographed statue of poet Fernando Pessoa outside. R. Febo Moniz 27A, 1150-152 Lisboa, Portugal, R. da Madalena 121, 1100-319 Lisboa, Portugal. Too much from a can and the prawns were not fresh. Opens every day. But among the 27 stores, only one bears the new name and look for now. Went there around 10:30 am when the sun was warming the terrace. Delicous Snacks best tosta so far. - the coffee was very nice Pastelaria Alca was born in the Portuguese city of Alcobaa and opened its doors in Lisbon in 2015, even though they have been keeping busy since 1957. Sorry not sorry. Theres a sign in the place that says good food takes time, but guys i`m doing food since 20years and yours takes too much time. This is a good time to clarify the difference between Pastis de Belm and pastis de nata: pastisde nata (plural for pastel de nata) are literally custard tarts, the ones youll find all across Portugal and even beyond borders; Pastis de Belm are also pastis de nata, but specifically those baked and sold at Antiga Confeitaria de Belm. An everyday cafe menu & espresso drinks, plus beer & wine, offered in a snug tram car with a patio. Irresistible we could be here all day mentioning adjectives that could best describe pastel de nata, but only once you have tried a freshly baked Portuguese custard tart youd truly know what were talking about!. No need to go back. Lost one star as service forgot me, cause they assumed I was expecting someone! What surprised me was how fast we got in, even though there was a 10m line outside. Within 5 minutes all of the other tables were full and there was a queue at the door. And they were really tasty. Ive never had French toast and yogurt before but the flavors were amazing! They seem a little annoyed even if you keep ordering coffee but sit and read. 213 471 492 (Chiado) The place is really successful so you must book in advance. New York-style cheesecake is served here with different ingredients, from berries to chocolate and peanut butter. 1 croqueta We waited a little bit for a table outside but totally worth it. Also, you must order the clams! Excellent location for breakfast and brunch. I was told that in a busy day they sell up to 6,000 pastis de nata!! Opens every day. Avenida da Repblica, 15A (Avenidas Novas); Rua da Junqueira, 528 (Belm) Just good enough to feel full but not too much. (Translated by Google) The bread is amazing (a fantastic variety and after a week it still doesn't have any mold)! Thank you so much. Miradouro de Santa Catarina (Santa Catarina) Most things priced well, but the Polvo do Isco is definitely a bit over priced for what it is. Service is a mess, waiting time ridiculous (and it was not very busy, waiters were just walking around), and the food is absolutely terrible. A small space with an Art Nouveau faade facing Cames Square, that was once part of a butter shop, reopened as a "custard tarts factory." Very impressed by their breakfast quality and the coffee was just delicious. Had brunch here on a Sunday late morning/early afternoon. This caf inside a glassed cube by the Ancient Art Museum is made up of white chairs and tables facing the river. Had a delicious carrot-based one. de Benfica 285 A B-C, 1500-093 Lisboa, Portugal, R. Ilha Terceira 44a, 1000-174 Lisboa, Portugal, 10 best places to eat pastel de nata in Lisbon, The Best Lisbon Cafs, Bakeries and Pastry Shops, Best Desserts in Lisbon | Cakes, Gelato, Tarts, The Carb-Loving Foodie's Guide to the Best Bakeries in Lisbon. The food was super Amazing and the staff are super friendly. Also seems like a popular place to work with a laptop, though for me it would be somewhat to loud to focus properly. They also serve coffee. I think the pictures don't make justice to the food sometimes. It has a small terrace. Po de Mafra que pesa tanto como uma carcaa, vendido acima de 1. One of the oldest cafe in Lisbon, founded in 1905. Um caf de bairro acolhedor e simptico. Just gorgeous . Delicious coffee and amazing Morning kick fresh! Have opinions; Will share. Trust me, we have tried many, including the ones from Belem. Really enjoyable, casual ambiance. The brunch is affordable and the food is warm and tasty. It's not a place for a quick snack, and waiting a bit is worth every second. Considering the love they put into preparing the food, the waiting times are not bad at all. Pale, Scandinavian country-style setting for modern Mediterranean cooking, snacks & Sunday brunch. A century-old space was turned into this bakery where everything is made on the premises. I liked the music playing which was as eclectic as the decor, though I will say between the loud music and the road of the busy street outside my mother's hearing aids were getting confused. A must visit just around the corner from one of Lisboas breathtaking lookouts. Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. The staff is really nice and friendly! The view is nice though. Nothing is normal here, everything is just well above the mark .. have a Gin Tonic, listen to some great vibes and enjoy some of the best food on town. Opens every day. Candidly have mixed feelings. Opens every day. This coffee shop says its goal is to "select, roast and serve the best coffee in Lisbon." Not far from Praa das Flores Gelateria Nannarella has been serving guests since 2013, their combination of creativity and fair prices building a loyal fanbase including many who consider it the best Gelateria in Lisbon. Relaxed eatery with a rustic-chic vibe, specialized in New York-style Italian dishes. Mafra bread weighing as much as a carcass, sold over 1 . Very good Cafe. I ordered two savory pastries and two sweet ones. However, google translate helped and we could find what we wanted. Miradouro de Santa Catarina (Adamastor, 1200-401 Lisboa, Portugal. We did not try the food there. Inside and outside it is stylish and relaxed friendly staff and great tasting food and coffee. This is a historic cafe in Praca da Figueira where the king used to have his coffee and pastel de nata. Av. (It doesn't have a phone) This coffee shop, just around the corner from Praa das Flores, is meant to be a lab dedicated to the various ways of preparing and serving coffee, while the customer sits reading, studying, at the computer using the free wi-fi, or simply relaxing. Give her a raise and keep her around as she treats customers extremely well. Do Marzano is quietly sophisticated, in great location and with a felling of a local place even when clearly targeting the foreign crowd. I got here a little after 2pm for a late lunch but still there was a line for a table. We were sad we only discovered this gem by chance on our last day. Cozy specialist spotlighting tarts filled with egg custard & topped with cinnamon, plus coffee. The staff were all very friendly and the service was great too. Ditto for the cacao cookie. Staff is ok although due to the location English fluency would have been expected. This ice cream shop first opened in Cascais, and since its first branch in Lisbon it has become the most famous in the region. Nothing too fancy, but it was all done perfectly! Sweet little shop. The food and the views were great, but the service was really cool, Carolina attended us with her best smile. Rua Ferreira Borges, 101 (Campo de Ourique) You can have a slice or a whole cake to take away. Pastel de nata is to Lisbon as gelato is to Italythe most iconic food item and THE dessert of Lisbon. Opens every day. They also have a great coffee and fresh squeezed orange juice. Largo Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro 29 R/C, 1200-369 Lisboa, Portugal. Opens every day. With so many good options in Lisbon to have breakfast it is really hard to find a place that really stands out, we just did. I recommend! We'll be going back just for those alone! Opens every day. At the entrance you may grab traditional Portuguese and international products, and then enjoy pastries made on the premises. Vast choice on the menu to choose from including pancakes, French toast, breakfast sandwiches and fruits, I really loved it. The dish was great but the portion wasnt really big. Lisbon food markets are slowly returning to locals lives as the one-stop shop for weekly groceries. If you want sun exposure for long sit the furthest up possible. Make sure you put cinnamon sugar on top. Best bread I have eaten in a very long time. The ham and cheese toasty was superb - it came with chips. Lisbon's oldest caf (opened in 1782) is known for its literary references, including its period as a second home to Fernando Pessoa. The staff was courteous and quick. Great coffee, AMAZING chocolate - Bettina & Niccolo Corallo is a must visit in the Principe Real area. Seating both in and outside weather permitting, The chocolate was very dark and rich. According to baker Joo from Pastelaria Santo Antnio, the perfect pastel de nata should flake out in the crust when you bite it, while the custard should be smooth but not too runny. Maybe other flavors are better? The bread is bad. If you like sugary sweets, you might love them. But what let's them down terribly is their service. And as a bonus, awesome coffee as well .. The Alca pastry shop dates back to 1957 when it opened in the city of Alcobaa. Overall a good vibe and polite staff. 211 399 261 (Avenida); 211 392 948 (Chiado) Contemporary decor rich in colorful creatures, serving modern European food on a waterfront terrace. That said, great place would recommend (after visiting an ATM)! <3 Slowly fermented with natural yeast, and lovingly hand-made using only natural and traditional ingredients by Laura. Nice brunch !! Rock n roll-themed chain with a high-energy vibe serving burgers & American classics. - the service was EXTREMELY efficient and fast We had the most friendly service and felt absolutely taken care of. this is a great brunch spot in Lisbon! It's named after the famous palace outside Paris, and it wouldn't be out of place in such a building. She also bakes pretzels/bretzeln and other delicious artisanal breads - I recommend you try them and pick what suits you best. Wonderful sour dough slow fermented bread. The materials used in the dcor, such as wood and cork, reflect the brand's focus on the excellence of Portuguese products, also available in the form of olive oils, wines and chocolates, for sale next to its coffee machines. The vibe and space is modern and eclectic, the menu is tasteful, the natural wine selection is superb, and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Overall a good experience! Pricey but great pastries and a great variety too. Po com Calma is not a well-kept secret, despite its seemingly secluded location in an unassuming corner, and its the place to come for German-style bread. They provide a lot of gluten-free options and it tastes awesome too. Ideal for breakfast. Really nice food, absolutely good branding and interior. Opens every day. This chocolate is so good. If chocolate is your thing and you desire a dessert in Lisbon, Landeau is what you want. i was in holidays so it was ok for me, but waiting for 35-40min for 2 breakfast dishes is too long. Rua Augusta, 275A (Baixa); Praa dos Restauradores, 62-68 (Avenida da Liberdade) This place trademarked bites of heaven are believed to have originated back in 1837 when monks from the Jernimos Monastery in the Lisbon neighborhood of Belm were trying to make a living after the religious institutions were shut down due to new government orders. Praa do Comrcio, 3 (Baixa) This place pretty much offers one thing to eat only, the best slice of chocolate cake you will have in your life. Great spot to post up and work, have a meeting, or fully relax while grabbing coffee and a light breakfast/lunch! Lovers of the great, traditional, dark rye bread with seeds: this is where you find it in Lisbon. The food and drink, in my opinion, was slightly unremarkable along with the dcor. They even had live music late in the evening. Last but certainly not least, we couldnt end this list of recommendations without mentioning Pastis de Belm, the birthplace of pastel de nata!. Excellent vegan food and brunch! Literally blah. Amazing and prompt service. It opens in the morning and closes late, so its a destination for any meal of the day (there are tapas and meat, fish and vegan dishes). (Original) National and international periodicals are available to accompany a meal of light Austrian-Portuguese specialties and a variety of salads. The oven for these treats is opposite the counter, you can actually see it being baked. Also if you chose plant based coffee I recommend the oat milk (and not Almond) as the almond milk was quite bitter. We shared the hummus with sweet potato, the cheese bread, and the vegetarian burger. There are shops to get clothes and other goods at as well as a food court with anything you want. A classic almost 100 years old. It stays open until late, and although the coffee no longer comes exclusively from Brazil, it's as good as ever. Her bread has the right consistency and flavor. There is no power outlets, no wifi. Originally in Praia do Tamariz, and now under the ownership of Eduardo Santini, it is in an area of high foot traffic that guests are invited to duck in for cup or cone, scoops rather than spatulas packing dense balls of Dulce de Leche and Fig with bits of ground Fruit. It reminds me of German bread. Go for the fish tacos, plenty of flavor in such small and delicate bites. The prices are also pretty decent and the food portion was just enough. A must GO in Lisboa! Very happy with the service, coffee, and most importantly, the Pastel de Nata Beautiful little space and food was great. 912 551 171 (Rua Augusta); 217 933 766 (Restauradores) In the restaurant and out in the terrace. Of the three options to choose from, their rye is the biggest standout. However, it stands out for its coffee -- cappuccino, macchiato and espresso, prepared with exclusive blends, in a white La Marzocco machine, which can be seen by the entrance. Weve ordered 2 americanos, 4 Pastel de Nata, and Croissant Porto for a total of 7.50 Both are delicious cocktails. Between Praa das Flores and So Bento Palace is this artisanal ice cream shop which is also a lab for the Italian owner. Great atmosphere with a view of the river. 963 661 883 While having rice with chicken I bit on eggshell.. They accept credit cards. (Original) R. Rodrigues de Faria 103, 1300-501 Lisboa, Portugal, R. Garrett 122, 1200-273 Lisboa, Portugal. The popularization and recent internationalization of pastel de nata has made it possible to try these delicious sweet bites in other places around the world. It also took forever to get a check. It needs healthier options in the menu though, salads, veggies and fresh fruit juices. The most delicious pastries, pastel de nata in particular, in the cutest place. Great old style atmosphere with 1st class service. A second branch has opened in the pedestrian Rua Augusta, in what was previously a historic shirt store. Cool third wave coffee shop with some amazing employees. ), and great deli shop indoors with a big variety of products. 'wagyu' burger doesn't even look like meat. - The staff was attentive. If you know, you know. Service 4/5 My only real complaint, and the only reason that this is a 4 and not a 5 star was that when I went to pay I found that they are CASH ONLY. His attention to detail was amazing and I would say without a doubt these were the best cocktails I've had in Lisbon (and we tried a lot!) Really happy with our choice and would definitely recommend! Lots of seating outside, inside and on a second floor make it a popular spot. Also the sweets (cinemon and cardamon bun) were delicious. has good coffee, hot chocolate and of course the coveted sweets of Portugal! (Translated by Google) A warm and friendly neighborhood cafe. Multiple winner at several gastronomic festivals, it rose to fame in Lisbon in 2014, when it took the prize for best custard tart. Thats when it began looking for a place to open a branch in the capital, and found it in the Chiado district. From California-inspired sour dough breads and cinnamon roles to traditional Portuguese sweets. I could understand a back alley little shop with very few customers only taking cash, but this is on a big street and has a significant amount of traffic (check out how many reviews there are!) Not much to add here, its just superb. The original custard cake, the birthplace of Portugals most famous dessert. Spatula-served in cups or Cones, the small space with no seating purporting a lack of artificial colors or flavors, it is from quick yet friendly staff that products are procured, first bites suggesting good technique and less Sugar than many. Love the place. They have great option of flavors. It serves light meals and finger food, plus some original cocktails. There's another custard tarts factory in Lisbon, and you no longer have to go all the way to the Belm district to enjoy the famous Lisbon pastry just out of the oven. They forgot to mix the dough, so there was a taste of baking powder or soda. Prices are aligned with other coffee shops. The pastel de natas are really delicious, but the traditional snacks we ordered were just average and cappuccino simply was not cappuccino. Came here for food but stayed for the cocktails! Very good coffee. Most of the food is vegetarian, and can be made vegan. Walking along the waterfront, past the Belm Tower towards Algs, you reach the building of the Champalimaud Foundation, a center of biomedical research. Its on our list to visit Pasteis de Nata, and we werent disappointed. Breakfast was well presented and also tasted good (8.7/10). In general I highly recommend this cafe! De bom tem o po que sai durante o dia todo em fornadas, que conveniente para quem no tem tempo. The woman at the counter was quite rude and told me I could buy another one if I wanted. One of my favorite places in Lisbon for sure. 916 604 054 Very nice baker who explained the breads to us. *Size: bigger than the average Ive eaten. Today it has two branches -- the first one in a converted warehouse by the river, and another around the corner from Avenida da Liberdade. One of my most enjoyable meals of my trip to Lisbon. Praa da Figueira, 12A (Baixa) R. da Palmeira 23, 1200-311 Lisboa, Portugal. After dinner, approach the stall Ns Mais Bolos, take a look at the cakes display and you will find yourself spoiled for choice: brigadeiro, cheesecake, apple pie, Sachertorte, Blattertarte, to name just a few. They have very very large portions on the sandwiches that we ordered. Located in the busiest area in central Lisbon. Classical glamour meets high quality pastries at Pastelaria Versailles. This is a Berlin-style restaurant in the middle of Lisbon a DJ right at the centre of action, with amazing food and some signature style drinks. Price is also very cheap. We came to the cafe at ~10:30am and it was already overcrowded and almost all tables were occupied. Its now considered a master confectioner of the so-called monastic pastries, which follow the recipes of Cistercian monks. Who says breakfast has to be the first meal of the day?. The coffee was nice, lemonade was great. Great for having a meal, but maybe not to spend your afternoon chilling. This was the BEST breakfast in Lisbon! Friendly service, cool atmosphere and great food. Nice cafe to have breakfast or brunch. It serves healthy meals, mostly vegan and vegetarian. There is no seating so we got an oat milk Mochaccino and an oat milk Flat White to go, and were debating which chocolate to share when we were informed that each coffee comes with a complimentary chocolate. With favorites like Pastis de Belm, Manteigaria, and Landeau Chocolate and more, get ready to experience the best flavors around Lisbon. However, instead of traveling through Lisbon's hills, it goes back in time through old photographs on the walls while serving light meals (sandwiches, salads, pastries, ice cream). We have many chocolatiers in Seattle Washington and this is better! Juices and smoothies are good, food is hit or miss. The atmosphere here is really nice. Its pastries have become famous around the country and even the world, known internationally as "Portuguese custard tarts" or "pastis de nata." 4 pcs Pasteis de Nata

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