Friendly staff that don't know much English but they try which makes things easier. Savory pastry…read morewindow had some flies in it so we didn't get anything from there. We did however get 1 custard filled croissant and 1 almond custard pastry which were OK. Filled our hunger before dinner while we waited for our laundry to finish at a nearby laundromat.

Quick stop to fuel up with a pastry and espresso! Excellent baked goods. Friendly staff. The…read morepastries were so good we forgot to take pictures, we were so excited to try them. Highly recommend this coffee and pastry shop (also had gelato that looked good).

We were initially reluctant to get breakfast here because the prices seemed inflated (~ American…read moreprices starting at around 15-18 € per dish) but at 10am, it was one of the few places in town open for brunch and their beautiful pastries caught my eye. We ordered the prosciutto sandwich and roasted vegetable omelette with goat cheese, both of which were incredibly fresh tasting and bursting with flavor. While both items were fantastic, what stood out to me was the delicious bread which was pillowy soft, chewy and was the perfect vehicle to soak up the farm fresh egg yolks on the sandwich and to pair with the goat cheese and herbal elements of the omelette. We also got a glass of orange, carrot and ginger juice which was freshly whipped up with the Zumex-style citrus juicer located inside the shop. To finish off our hearty breakfast, I got an almond and ginger tart to go that was simply amazing! The crust had just the right amount of crunch and the almond slices paired beautifully with the subtle ginger notes of the pastry~ 5/5 yumminess Both outdoor and indoor seating is available, but we opted for the latter to avoid the cigarette smoke from passersby plus you get the added bonus of watching their chef cook through the big glass window to their kitchen! The owner is an interesting chatty gentleman with very strong political views (the shop is decked out in Bitcoin propaganda) and he told us they maintain a strictly 2-person operation to ensure that the food is prepared up to their meticulous standards. Overall despite the higher-than-average prices, you cant go wrong with INTZ48 for a deliciously satisfying and filling brunch with very high quality and farm-to-fork ingredients. Sao Miguel is known worldwide for its fantastic bread and cheese and this is a great place to sample those together!

I think this is the best food I've had in Ponta Delgada. The service was great, the food was made…read morewith amazing ingredients and also just so delicious. I thought everything was reasonably priced. Will definitely return!

This bakery is right up the street from where we were staying in Ponta Delgada, so we would come…read morehere every morning for breakfast and it was very tasty! Large variety of pastries and sandwiches to choose from, as well as fresh orange choice and great coffee! Love the cappuccino!

Wonderful bakery with all types of sweet pastries. I was on the hunt for Portugues eggtarts, and…read moreMegasabor had solid eggtarts! The outside was crispy and inside was filled with moist custard. We came here 3 times while staying in Ponta Delgada and the eggtarts were consistently good each day. They sometimes have eggtarts with chocolate which are also yummy. We tried a few of the other pastries that were in the clear case, but my favorite was always the eggtarts. The pastries in the clear casing can vary day to day so try the treat you want because they might not have it the next day!

Queijadas are sold throughout the island. The first time I had them, I didn't buy it directly from…read morethe factory so I'm not sure how long they've been sitting out (they are supposedly good for 20 days). I thought they were just ok. However, my friend and I happened to pass by the factory when we were on our way to another destination, so we decided to stop in to see the factory. The factory itself isn't that big (takes about a few seconds to see the whole thing). Because we saw the ladies wrapping the freshly made queijadas, we decided to order some coffee and try the queijadas there. The difference in the texture and taste of the freshly made queijadas vs the one I bought at the cafe (also from this factory) was HUGE! The freshly made one tasted delicious! Highly recommend coming here to try this Portuguese pastry with some coffee! You won't regret it!

Grabbed some queijadas and an espresso before catching the first ferry of the day to the Vila…read moreFranca do Campo islet (the marina is right next door). These little dense egg yolk cakes are a yummy sweet breakfast and a specialty of the island that all visitors need to try. The queijadas were delicious and we came back another day for more and to buy a box to bring home (sold in souvenir boxes of 6 or 12). This place may be cash only, not completely sure. When we were there at 9am when they first opened we were able to watch the staff wrapping all the individual queijadas. There was also a big bus of tourists that was dropped off right at 9am and they flooded in the small place to all buy pastries, so keep that in mind when planning your stop here - not sure if this is something that happens every morning. You order everything at the counter and there are a few tables inside and some tables out on the patio as well. When I went back it was around 2 pm and there were only a few other people there.

We stopped for pastries for the next day. Mid afternoon they were very busy serving coffees, lunch…read moreand pastries. We bought a selection of 6 pastries for 5€. Being from the US, this is amazing to me. Loved them all!

Best bakery in town! Best place to have a nice warm breakfast: order a "sandes" with warm bread out…read moreof the oven with Sao Jorge cheese and a "media de leite" (half milk/ half coffee). Also, you can order a "sandes" with the traditional levedo bread. It looks like English muffin but tastes like heaven. For a bigger cup of cafe latte, order a "galão" instead.

Absolutely loved this hidden gem. Wonderful desserts, great wine, appetizers, and plenty of food…read more Service was beautiful and amazing. Indoor and outdoor seating. Find parking off site.

One of our first (and absolute best) random find on our getaway trip to Azores. Didn't know what to…read moreexpect driving into a shallow alleyway and parking alongside a residential looking garden, but found a huge outdoor patio amongst giant succulent plants, a rocky wall, and natural setting amongst happy birds. And I love tea! We never made it to the plantations but was happy to see ao many offerings from the local sources. We took our time sipping our aromatic teas, nomming at our simple sandwiches, crunching and chewing at the contrasting textures of our black pudding pineapple... and just felt the warm sun and heard the birds and felt present and at peace. This really help set the relaxing foundation for our next few days. Never have I been so thankful for a cafe to exist in exactly the way it was meant for me to experience.

Stopped by for coffee and queijadas, both were great. The queijada was a little messy with the…read morepowdered sugar so don't wear black when attempting to eat it like I did. The flavors were subtle, but not too sweet a perfect accompaniment to the cappuccino I got. I wish I had bought some to bring back home with me. They have quite a bit of outdoor seating on their patio and a few tables inside. The service was quick when we visited, the woman helping us was very friendly and helpful.

We went for espresso and carrot cake based on recommendations. Both were superb! We also bought a…read moredozen Queijadas to take home. They are good for 20 days. They have both inside and outside seating. Outside is glass/enclosed for the most part.

I mean it has a name that translates delicious paradise and it serves up cakes and pastries with…read moredarn good coffee. If this ain't good enough, it's in Madeira and on the right side of the island for a near tropical micro climate - apparently it's a whole different climate on the other side of the island. It's biggest difficulty is that it's surrounded by lots of similar places also serving up delicious cakes and pastries and darn good coffee. So what, you ask - what's your point. Well it's genuine competition between bakeries in quality and price that gluttons like me benefit from (only our waistlines may suffer) as we have a choice of great quality sweet stuff with really good prices I mean Italy it isn't - no evidence of spiv activity you find endemic there in bars, cafes and restaurants. And it's clear to see that those friendly, polite Madeirenses not only have an ever present sweet tooth but they like a bargain.

So many bugs... cockroaches on the walls, flies in the bathrooms. Unfortunately, we saw all the…read morelittle creatures after eating a pastry and drinking a coffee. Major pass.