The restaurant is tucked away on a steep hill with stairs. It has outside and indoor seating no…read morea/c. We sat inside and it has restrooms. We ordered the Salmon and 2 eggs. It was tasty. The service was prompt and courteous.

Lovely ambiance, friendly staff, and absolutely amazing food. I love everything about this place -…read more5 stars all the way!

We had a great experience here! There was a small line at 9:30 on a Tuesday, we probably waited…read moreabout 20 minutes. They have a 19.5 euro brunch special with coffee, toast, and fruit. We opted for the coffee toffee latte and peanut butter lattes which were fantastic. They had so much flavor to them! I had the avocado toast and my boyfriend got the ham toast. I loved mine but would probably get the ham toast next time. It was covered in a delicious tomato-y sauce. They play American music, and give water without asking. It was a little taste of American brunch in Portugal

If you are looking for a cute local restaurant with a fantastic breakfast and brunch menu, Augusto…read moreis an absolute gem. The shakshuka, part of the seasonal menu, was incredibly flavorful and bright. The tomato sauce was perfectly balanced, not overly acidic at all, and beautifully complemented by the green pea hummus, fresh salad, and red onion. It comes with exceptional homemade sourdough bread that is perfect for wiping up every last bit of sauce. My only tiny critique is that I wish the egg yolk had been a bit more runny rather than jammy, but it was still a delicious dish. For drinks, the Cremoso Iced Coffee is a total indulgent treat. Combining a double shot of espresso with vanilla, milk, and pastéis de nata ice cream, it is definitely on the sweeter side for coffee in Portugal. It feels more akin to a standard, sweetened iced coffee in America, but the blend of sugar, cream, and cinnamon made it the perfect vacation splurge. The interior decor is adorable, bringing lots of tropical, fresh, and welcoming vibes that are perfect for a cozy morning. Because the indoor seating is fairly limited, I can see it getting packed during peak hours. However, my party of three walked right in and got a table with no issues on a Monday morning around 9:00 AM. I would highly recommend Augusto if you're in the area and looking for a high quality, local brunch spot.

This place was lovely, all away around. From the cozy cute decor to the friendly staff to the…read moredelicious food. Such a perfect spot right near the Baixa-Chiado subway stop for a coffee and little brunch! I had a a cappuccino and a "eggs on toast" that comes with some bacon and with a small side salad all for under 15€. Free/available WiFi also. Will definitely be returning!

Lisboa. Terrible eggs and service. Went to brunch for my birthday. Young man took out order…read more Shakshuka, eggs well done, brunch, eggs well done, no bacon. There was bacon on my plate. The scrambled eggs were wet and not even the whites were solid on the poached, let alone the yolks. A young lady set the dishes down, and I IMMEDIATELY said " no, the eggs aren't well done", and she just walked away like she hadn't heard me. I said. " excuse me" and she just kept walking and pretended she didn't hear me. She DAMN WELL heard me. So rude and disappointing. We didn't eat the eggs but paid the young man and left. He was apologetic when we told him but it was too little, too late. We moved here 5 weeks ago and were excited to try Cotidiano but won't be back and certainly won't recommend.

My tour guide recommended you order um bica here. Glad I did! The presentation was perfection and…read morethe coffee was strong.

Excellent spot for people watching and food in the heart of Chiado. Service is good and people are…read morevery friendly. They have a nice selection of food and drink options. It can get busy so have patience. It's are go to spot in Chiado. There is a good safe ATM to get cash. Also Tram 28 makes stops here. The oldest book store in the world is 200 foot walk down the street.

Wasn't my favorite place I ate at in Lisboa if I'm honest. Aside from the food not meeting our…read moreexpectations, service was s l o o o o o o w & unorganized. We were some of the first to be seated and the last to be served. Everyone has different palates so maybe you'll love your food. I think the best parts about this place are the architectural style of the building & how close you are to some really cool shops/libraries (check out Salted Books). It was nice to be able to people watch as you peruse through the streets.

Awesome spot with an inspired menu and lots of space if you'd like to get some work done while…read moregrabbing breakfast or coffee. Definitely worth checking out. Their breakfast and brunch specials are a bargain too

Not just a fresh and fast place with tasty food but some of the kindest people working there. My…read morechild threw up on me and himself and the floor and they didn't even bat an eye. They helped me clean him up, packed up our food, and made sure we were okay. They even invited us back which was really nice considering. We came back the next day and the service was the same

Cute little cafe. Atmosphere and music was a great setting. Our sweet waitress spoke English which…read morehelped a lot and our menu also can in English. My Ginger Tea was perfect. To actually have real ginger and my own kettle made me feel so good. I believe I had 3 cups and still could have had one more cup. My boyfriend order the Basilio smoothie which if you are a coconut lover go for it because that's all I could taste. (Not a coconut fan) Our meals came quick and nice and warm. The sandwich was the perfect size for me. I enjoyed this place and would love to come back.

This cafe is in the breezeway across from where we stayed in Alfama. I must admit... I was having…read morea really hard time finding a latte the way I liked it in Portugal - Quase nailed it. Everyone was so nice, incredibly friendly, and the service was fast. The atmosphere inside is so cozy - like you all are gathering in someone's dining room for breakfast. I enjoyed that. There is a small seating area outside in the alley/breezeway and people will bring their dogs and sit outside and have a coffee. My husband got the ham and cheese croissant most mornings and really enjoyed it. The staff there speaks multiple languages across the bunch which is incredibly impressive. Really casual - a lovely breakfast and coffee spot.

A very cute cafe with good food!…read more There is plenty of seating, both inside and outside. The inside is clean. The servers were very nice. This restaurant has a great selection of food from toasts to pancakes and açaí bowls. They have European style coffee and American favorites (pumpkin spice latte anyone?). Overall, this is a great stop!

Service is good and quick. Food was excellent with everything warm. Ambiance is great being in…read morecenter of things. We sat down no one was here 5 minutes later place was hopping . Inside is large with lots seating & plenty of outdoor seating in the sun or shade. This place was exactly what we were looking for on our trip to Sintra.

On a chill day in Sintra we stopped for a late lunch. Perfect choice. We has cerviche sea bass…read more Perfect marinade and fresh salad. A palate delight. We had chorizo which they flame finish at the table. A little crisp on the outside. Not to spicy. We also had Alheira. Looks like falafel. Great taste. No idea. I would order it again in a minute. Since it was cold and my feet were chill we ate on the glassed patio with overhead heating. Nice and cozy. I had hot chocolate. OMG. My palate is still singing More like warm pudding. So good. We sat behind the outside pastry shop and kitchen so we got a bit of a show too.