From the owner: Queijinho do Céu: Doce de Ovo introduzido pacientemente numa caixinha cilíndrica de amêndoa e…read moreaçúcar; Ninfa do Tejo, feita de Hóstia e Amêndoa; Morenitas: Bolinhos secos com sabor a Canela. Estes docinhos feitos manualmente e com toda a dedicação pelas Irmãs Clarissas que vivem em clausura no Mosteiro de Nossa Senhora da Boa Esperança em Montalvo, uma das freguesias de Constância, são a principal razão da visita de muitos clientes, geralmente repetidos, ao "O Café da Praça", mesmo junto ao Pelourinho. Podem ser pedidos à distancia, no site, com poucos cliques.

Lovely indoor dining area & patio space too. Touristy area right next to cathedral. Service was…read moregood. Food was 3 star but gave it four overall. Hamburgers & toasties were $4-5 euro & not the best we've had in Portugal but ambiance is great.

Loved this place…read more We really enjoyed the the ambience and the service was fantastic. We pulled up outside on the way to came out and asked us what we needed. What a great guy so we ordered Paya in the car.

Located in the middle of a really small town we were happy to find a place for breakfast. We had…read moreGalão and Sandwhiches and really enjoyed our friendly hosts. The actual owner wasn't around but her two daughters took good care of us. You might need some portuguese knowlodge, but if you found your way this far into the Alto Douro region you'll already know.

Great cafe with indoor and outdoor dining right next to the Fatima sanctuary. Within walking…read moredistance of shopping and sites. Great sandwiches and desserts. My favorite was the mango gelato. This is our second time here and we'll definitely be back.

The staff were very friendly (a theme throughout Portugal) and prompt with anything we needed. I…read morecan't say enough how kind the staff were! The inside looks small, since its tucked behind their gelato stand, but has plenty of seating. We came here based on a recommendation from our tour guide, and we are SO happy we did. Although we love trying traditional foods from wherever we travel, we say someone with a kebab and it looked delicious, so we got one - the best one ive ever had, and probably my favorite meal of the trip!

Very unique and lovely place. Great for a breakfast or lunch. Good services!Excellent toast ! Good…read morecoffee!

This place is so cute! We went here for breakfast and so glad we did! It's a small cafe with a…read moresmall menu ranging from sandwiches to toast to wraps. It's reasonably priced as well. The owner, or manager, or I'm not sure what she was, but she was SO kind and helpful! She was basically doing everything herself (taking orders, payment, making food) it was very impressive. I got a sandwich (I forget what it was called) but it had cheese, honey, and nuts. The bread and sandwich was delicious! I think the bread made the dish though- it was so yummy! It also came with a shot of soup. The cafe is super clean and has bathrooms too! I definitely recommend this place! It's delicious!

Never know what a treasure this is walking by, but that's normal in this part of the world. It is…read moremore like eating in someone's home but of course with more tables. Several rooms to choose from, and dishes served quickly and good but without any sense of being in a hurry. Adding to the homey atmosphere are at least 2 cats and a dog who keep to themselves but may stop by and say hi. The menu is easy and good. Tapas are big serving sizes so 2 are plenty unless you're really looking to pack it in.

Location, location, location. The Galeria has an outstanding view of the SC Monastery, and the…read moreCoimbra hilltop and university. The outdoor patio is covered with a grapevine canopy and filled with fruit trees, and could not be a more inviting spot to soak in the history and charm of Coimbra. We chose the comfy easy chairs and a bottle of rose vinho to take a break from sightseeing and it's was an absolutely perfect way to end our afternoon. If you are looking to get away from the bustling touristic center of Coimbra then cross the river and relax at the Galeria.

Stopped by this beautiful pastry shop during my tour around Porto. Our tour guide recommended us to…read moretry the local Portuguese pastries here. Great place for a coffee and pastries with a view of the river. The bathroom is also clean to use with a purchase.

Pastries are very good. Service was good. The women who work here are very rude to customers. They…read moretake orders and do not put names or numbers on orders so they do not know who to bring the food to. If you ask about your order they snap at you. Very disorganized. It's ashame because the food is quite good.