Came here a lot during my visit. Their pastries looks so amazing and the ones we tried were so good!!

Stopped by for a dessert and warm espresso with soy milk. Cute place with lots of options. Honestly though, the chocolate cake looked better than it tasted. It was good, but would have been great if it was more moist or had whipped cream or nutella inside. I liked the chocolate sprinkles and shavings that gave it lots of crunch. Nice staff, quick service and efficient. Cute place off main tourist road Augusta. read more

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UPDATE - Returned to this restaurant on Rua Augusta since we had enjoyed it last year. However, the quality of the food just wasn't the same. Got the clams and the cod "à braz" but it was room temperature and not very good. May or not return. We'll see. read more

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I visited early morning looking for a breakfast spot and ordered table service for the sweets and a latte. The food and service was ok. The portion sizes were quite good and filling. read more

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Can get very busy as this is located on touristy Rua da Augusta but this is the only place I would say to stop at on this road. But they offer so many options and I do love their de nata and the Travesseiros de Sintra here. Both very crispy if that is what you prefer like I do. Note: it may look busy with people standing around, most just looking but you choose what you want from any employee at the counters and they add the totals to a plastic card and hand you the box full of goodies, then you take that card to the cashier off to the side up front for her to scan it , then you pay. Easy in and out. Just make eye contact and tell them what you want. Ps. This review is for the named pastry shop. Not sure why some of the (bad) reviews about this place are for a restaurant. It's only a pastry shop read more

Casa Brasileira - Diners Near Me - Lisbon, 11

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Normalmente não escrevo reviews, mas após pagar 2,60€ por um brigadeiro que, estava completamente horrível, sinto-me na obrigação de o fazer. Para além do preço absurdo, os brigadeiros (e outras coisas) ficam expostas na montra, perante o sol escaldante, e quando o recebo, está absolutamente mole, sem textura e nem sequer tem sabor de brigadeiro. Não recomendo o sítio para comer brigadeiro, há outros restaurantes na mesma zona que também servem e o fazem melhor. read more

This is a very good place to enjoy custard tarts as well as a variety of baked goods. Niki especially enjoyed the sweet rolls with Carmel cream inside. read more

Casa Brasileira - Diners Near Me - Lisbon, 11

Stopped for a meal while touring. Don't recall what we ordered but it was delicious and different. Therefore we loved it. read more

Casa Brasileira - Don't remember what we ordered, it was good - Diners Near Me - Lisbon, 11

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Didn't enjoy the egg tarts here, however the croissant covered with white wine was sooo delicious!

Horrible. I ordered large coffee and what they brought wasn't even regular size. The pasties de nata was not fresh and cold. read more

Terrible service, my burger came uncooked and my friends food came with a hair in it. one of the worst restaurants I have ever been too. Our waiter was difficult to reach, as he was too busy cat calling individuals in the street to come try the restaurant. Could not say enough negative things about this establishment, and I recommend staying at-least 500 feet away. read more

Very nice service but horrible food. I'm Brazilian and thought it was really bad and my American husband agreed. The steak was so tough we couldn't cut it. Even the caipirinhas were bad. read more

Interesting baked goods - the brownie was fine, the egg and sugar "cone" was also fine (though obviously super sweet).

The pastry was Outstanding. The setting quintessential Lisbon. People watching is great. Grab pastel de nada to go. Enjoy!

The first day we arrived in Lisbon, I could not wait to try grilled sardines. We went to a restaurant near by our hotel and ordered grilled sardines and cuttle fish. The sardines were fishy and had guts in it. After this experience I was hesitant to try the sardines again. Asked a few places if they can removed the guts before grilling them but all of them said they do not clean the sardines before grilling. I came by this place and decided to try the sardines one more time. The server said their sardines are very fresh. Well, I was not disappointed. They tasted very fresh and I enjoyed them very much. My husband also enjoyed his grilled cod. We had excellent meals and had cream custard with little cinnamon sprinkles on top for dessert. Our server was very friendly and attentive. read more

Casa Brasileira - Grilled cod - Diners Near Me - Lisbon, 11

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Casa Brasileira was closed for renovations and they opened only last day in Lisbon. While walking in the market square, I took advantage! They are very busy so he prepared to be patient and wait. I never understood why people will vent on social media about a business being busy. Wait your freaking turn!! Anyways, I got a few Portuguese pastries, Pasteis du Bacalau and what looked to me like samosas only a Portuguese version. Asked them to warm up my food, €5 for 4 pastries. Can't go wrong with that. Yummy! So glad I came here on my last day. read more

Casa Brasileira - Pasteis du Bacalau and what looks like samosas but Portuguese version? - Diners Near Me - Lisbon, 11

Worst pasteis de nata I've had in Lisbon. Service bad as well. We've tried at least t n different places and this is by far the worst.

The food was really good, one of the best pasteis da nata in Lisbon. Service is average, like any other busy restaurants.

A great selection of pastries. Prices are very reasonable compared to Europe. If you're in the area, I highly recommend trying them. read more

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Made a quick stop for some coffee and Pastéis de Nata. Both really hit the spot, however it definitely wasn't a quick stop. They were busy, so it's understandable that service was a little slower than expected. Would definitely come back here again. read more

Casa Brasileira - Diners Near Me - Lisbon, 11

Great, local feeling place right in the center of the hustle and bustle of downtown Lisbon! This place is great if you're looking to get breakfast or a snack during the day. STANDING ROOM ONLY. When you get there, walk in and walk right up to the counter. You can order your food from one of the servers and they'll bring it to you at the counter. **Please note that this is a standing room only place.** Once you get your food you can stand at the counter to eat. When you're done, leave your dishes for the servers to take. They'll give you a ticket that you then take up to the register by the door to pay before you leave. I ordered a pastry with one shot of espresso and a fresh-squeezed glass of orange juice. This place has so many fresh pastries, you will be overwhelmed with the options! You can't go wrong with anything here though. Be sure to get some strong Portuguese coffee and do not miss out on their orange juice. The way they make fresh orange juice in Europe is different than in the U.S. and it's so much better!! read more

I ate here every morning to get my fix of the pastel de nata. Very cheap and affordable little egg tarts. It wasn't too eggy and spongy like other egg tarts I've had. More of a subtle taste that was also creamy and flakey. They make fresh squeezed juices here too. The papaya juice was a good start to the morning. read more

Casa Brasileira - Morning fruit intake. Papaya juice. - Diners Near Me - Lisbon, 11

I'll start all my nata reviews with this: my absolute favorite nata in Portugal was from Manteigaria. The window display here is beautiful, the workers were friendly, but I didn't think the coffee or the two pastries we tried were anything special (the nata and the travesseiros). There was a huge crowd but once you squeeze past, there's plenty of room further in. You order what you want, eat at your leisure, then ask for your bill and pay on your way out the door. Efficient but not a must. read more

Extremely overpriced and a tourist trap. Though the pastries were good - they were average for what is available close by. The espresso was good, as was the cappuccino but not for 9 euros. I regret spending my money here since I could have experienced much better at a lower cost read more

Located in Rua de Augusta, which is the busiest street in Lisboa. I read about the place on some blog and apparently it is famous for Espresso and Pasteis de Belem. After our dinner on the way back to the car, we noticed this cafe and realized that they were about to close. So we quickly went in and ordered and espresso and half a dozen Pasteis de Nata togo. Overall good place for a night snack. read more

My veryyyyyy first egg tarte for my entire life!!!!!! the staffs are really kind and egg tarte was so danggggg good. also the mixed fruits juice were so sweet and cheap! it is only 1.*euro!!! made a quick stop and felt the heaven! read more

Casa Brasileira - Diners Near Me - Lisbon, 11

No flavor and higher prices than I've experienced in the past 4 days in Lisbon. Looks so much better than it tastes. Bummer! I had the pastel de bacalhau and the vegetable soup with port for 12.50€...not a huge cost, but double the cost of other places nearby. I added spice to the soup to give it flavor. But I will find something better next time. read more

Yes it's a tourist trap on bustling Rua Augusta. But I loved their Pão do Deus rolls dipped in cappuccino. Fluffy, not super sweet, coconut topped Portuguese breakfast treats. Stand up at the counter or get them to go. Deliciosa! read more

Its ok.. Our boring tour guide of the day brought us here for the famous Pastel de Belem - a custardy-bruleed piece of evil and luscious deliciousness any sugar tooth demon MUST have in their life time. Place gets crowded and I didn't find it as friendly as other locale in Lisbon, but sampling the treat was included in our package and this was our stop. read more

If you came to Portugal to delight in the amazing desserts of this country, you need to stop at this little bakery. You walk in and grab a little plate, and the chefs will hand you whatever pastry looks interesting to you. Whether you like chocolate, cream, fruit, or all of the above, you will not be disappointed. Centrally located in one of the most beautiful parts of the city, this restaurant is a perfect place to pick up a pastry before you walk to the beach. I would absolutely love to come back! read more

Oh man, if you're in Lisbon do hunt down this place and stop inside! I fought through a crowd of people outside the door to get close enough to the pastry counter to order one coveted, bulging pastry seen through the storefront pane. It was a cinnamon stick impaling a boiled apple enwrapped in baked dough, being dusted with both cinnamon and sugar. Many of the other offerings at Casa Brasileira looked great, but one man can eat only so much on vacation. Anyway, about the pastry I did eat, it was extremely tasty, filling, and priced very well. I wholeheartedly recommend this place to anyone visiting Lisbon. It's value, quantity, and quality IMYO. read more

Casa Brasileira - Awesomely tasty ;) - Diners Near Me - Lisbon, 11

The store window is a show-stopper, but the egg tarts here aren't anything special. The tart I got had a little too much browning on top and tasted burnt. I didn't have the chance to try their other pastries, but there is a great variety to choose from and they also have fresh fruit juices. I personally wouldn't come here for the pastel de natas, but this seems like a great place for a quick and cheap bite to eat. read more

Casa Brasileira is a charming little place, though the breakfast menu is not the best tasting one. I had a feeling the ingredients were cheap. But the portion sizes are quite big so for some it makes up for the 8,50€ price tag I guess. Waiters are very friendly and they have a huge choice of sweets here, which I'll try to taste more of later. read more

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As a foreign, I tried different Nati in different bakery. This is the best. Th cover is crispy and the shape is g99d. However, Nati is sooooooo sweet. read more

Cold food - stale, total disappointment. Maybe we came at a bad time, but all their "salgados" were edible at best. The espresso was nothing special either. Would not come back. read more

My friends and I stayed in an apartment 3 blocks from Casa Brasileira for a week, and this was our go-to place in the Baixa district. We never thought we'd gorge on Brazilian pastries instead of Portuguese, but hey, the prices were incredibly cheap, the service is fast and attentive and the food is goooood. If you are travelling on a budget, Casa Brasileira will be your place. My two friends tried something new every day, but I was stuck on the incredibly delicious croissant-style sandwich made from rich brioche dough and filled with ham and cheese. They have a regular croissant filled with ham and cheese, but brioche dough is just so much tastier. Hello! Ask to have it warmed up for an even better taste. They also make the famous pasteis de nata, which were a daily treat. As you walk in you will see a long U-shaped, glass case. Find a spot and place your order to eat standing up. Take out counters are at the front door, and they also have terrace seating for a surcharge. Savory items line the top glass shelf and sweet items the bottom two tiers. Their 'bica' (espresso) is good and smooth, their freshly squeezed orange juice is only 1 Euro/glass (OMG). Make sure you try one of everything, so that you won't have any regrets. You'll need to ask for the bill when ready. Since we ate at Casa Brasileira's glass counter daily, the servers recognized us and joked with us. We spoke to them in Spanish and they answered in Portuguese. The younger staff speak flawless English, but we had more fun speaking with the older staff in our Portuguese-Spanish mix. The restrooms are downstairs and there is only one ladies' and one gents' with the sink in the hallway. They are always busy, but there is enough room once you find a place to stand. read more

Not at all what we expected. Poor service, the food was served cold, and the quality was not good at all.

Great experience, cute stop, lots of yummy options it's hard to choose! Convenient location, we just happened upon it!

The sweets are good and highly recommended but big NO is cappuccino made of instant powder! The place has only tables outside. You can ony stand inside. read more

Best pao de deus ever! And the espresso, and the service at the counter!!! A fantastic place