My mom and I were recently in Lisbon and we stayed around the corner from Sama Sama. We ate there…read moreon our first day and loved it so much we decided to go back on our last day so we knew we'd fly out of Lisbon having eaten a delicious breakfast! I tried the crepe that has banana and chocolate, and my mom had the Marsha both times (has apple, date syrup, and a crumble). My second time there I had the breakfast crepe that has tofu scramble, mushrooms, vegan cheese, and more. It was delicious! The vegan cheese they use is sooo good! I also had a juice on the last day that had beet and I think maybe the other two ingredients were orange and carrot. I don't remember exactly but I know I loved it. The next time I'm in Lisbon, I am definitely coming back to Sama Sama for another crepe and juice! P.S. The people who work there are also very nice! Both times we went, they were smiley and kind to us!

VeGaN cRepEs iN LisBoN! tHe ALma CrePe was deLiciOus w/ tHe VegaN cheEse and NuTs. FiLLing and…read moreSatisfiEd.

Continuing my slow progress through the jillion places I stopped at in Portugal on our trip there,…read morenow around 3 months ago, among which, in particular, I had a sub-goal of trying *as* many different pastel de nata as I could, so I could say which was my favorite and why. Which, as it turns out, I can't - this one would be in a 3-4 way tie for 1st, with other, equally perfect places to get one. Funny enough, they do sell a decent number of other pastries that are pretty fancy looking, and have price tags to match (higher than other bakeries in town, or at least the ones I went to.) But I wasn't here for those, and if you're smart, you won't be either. Their pastel de nata are, or at least were as of ~3 months ago, 1.50 euro, which is very reasonable, especially for how good they are. Perfect crust, crunchy but not crumbly or dry, perfectly balanced, not overly sweet, eggy custard that stays intact after biting into it instead of falling out like pudding... and the perfect, marshmallow-y crème brulee torched finish. Great cortado, too, and very reasonably priced. It was fairly busy, but there was also a decent amount of space to stand and drink a cortado inside without feeling cramped (which was good, since at that specific time I was here, right when I got inside, it started pouring rain.) Would definitely be on the list to come back to if I were back in Lisbon.

Came here for a break. Ordered Portugal, custard tart, and a tea. Service was quick and the…read morerestaurant is clean and neat. I sat by a window seating and was people watching for a little while, sipping the tea and eating the tart. It was relaxing. The tea came with a little confectionery. I like the flakey base of the custard!

This appears to be a local shop with a few locations in the Lisbon area and one in Cascais. We…read moredidn't get to visit the Cascais location because it was closed. The location we visited was in Marvila. It was a little more pricey than I expected but the vegan donuts and vegan ice cream were really good. I was hoping to get a bit more ice cream for the price but the single scoop was more like a kid scoop size. It was good! The service was good as well. There was a small area to sit. It was located within what seemed like a plant and home decor store, very interesting but great people watching! Glad we tried it and would definitely visit again.

Friendly staff and cute little hang out spot to enjoy a sweet treat ! Service was good. Donut was…read morereally flavorful and fresh tasting. Not to crazy for the matcha unfortunately.

Our Tuk Tuk driver insisted we had to try this bakery before leaving Sintra…read more It's in a beautiful area with lots of character; however, the lines were long and the ordering area packed. We decided to pick up pastries and not wait for a table. The chocolate treat was absolutely a 10/10 and the pastel de nada was almost as good as the founding pastel de nada place. Really a 9/10! I could not find more of those delicious chocolate treats at any other bakery in Portugal.

Let me nail it - the pillow type Travesseiro flaky puff pastry we had was cheap crap. Rubbish…read more The pastry is machine rolled. It was made with cheap vegetable oil and had artificial flavouring in it. If you are expecting to be wowed you'll be quite disappointed. I really wouldn't take another for free. We also got what turned out to be a lousy coffee. We were herded into the take - out part by our guide but as I looked in the window, for customers sitting in, there was a proper coffee machine. For some strange reason the travel guides push tourists into this place by the hundred to buy saying it's old, legendary. It might be old. It might have been good once but today it's all spin. I can't speak to any other pie or pastry here but this one is billed as their famous creation then it is reasonable to believe that it's all vegetable oil, white sugar and artificial flavouring all the way. We were in Vigo Spain in a little bakery a few months ago and their sweet treats were stunningly good but this place is lousy.

A charming spot for dining in and a delightful bakery for takeout. With a minimalist design, a…read morethoughtfully curated menu, and lovely indoor and garden seating, it's a perfect getaway. I especially enjoyed the TURKISH BREAKFAST paired with an iced latte. This is an ideal place for catching up with friends or simply enjoying some alone time. ENJOY!

Best sourdough bread in Lisbon! Croissants, pain au chocolat and palmiers are also great!!! I…read morestrongly recommend it

Worth a try when you're in Lisbon! The ham & cheese croissant thing was definitely the best item we…read moreate. I appreciate the chance to try the pastel de nata in a gluten free version, but my custards were not set unfortunately. Probably caught them on an off day!

I was in Lisbon for work and I was super excited to find a 100% gluten free bakery. I placed an…read moreorder online for a few pastries to take back home with me, but I put the wrong pick up date in the order. I showed up to the store and it showed the order was for the following day (the day I was traveling home). The staff were awesome they didn't have everything ready but they quickly started baking the missing treats to ensure I could take them home with me. While I waited for an error on my part with the pick up date. They provided me a complementary coffee and pastry. I would 100% recommend this place and I will visit again. The staff went above and beyond to in service, they were very friendly, and the pastries were delicious. If you're in the area it's worth paying them a visit. David

This bakery has won awards for their pastel de natas and I can say that they fully deserve the…read morerecognition. They were so flakey and perfect and the staff was lovely!

Man, we tried so many different pastel de nata from so many bakeries on our trip to Portugal, I'm…read morestill catching up on all the review drafts I wrote notes into - I'd totally forgotten about this one, from the penultimate day of our trip. One of my sub-goals of that trip was trying basically as many pastel de nata as I possibly could, so seeing a place on our way up to the castle by foot (just after the free elevator), obviously I had to stop and try theirs. By this point I'd tried a whole bunch already, so I can say, out of all of them, the *crust* was really good, possibly among the best I'd had. Perfectly flaky, crispy, flavorful crust, inside of which was totally disappointing filling, a filling that was mostly sugary rather than eggy, and was quite drippy once you start eating it. I can't speak to any of their other pastries, though, we were just here to taste-test all the pastel de nata we could find. :D (If I were back in the area, I'd totally come back to try some of their other, more interesting things.)

LOVEEE this spot. It's so open and airy and so so many great food and drink options + very…read morevegetarian friendly. the lions mane bowl was filling and light and the mushroom was the perfect texture and crunch. matcha and chai were also really good!!

This is a TikTok viral spot that misses the mark. I was not at all satisfied with my experience…read morehere. The food was edible, the beverages a complete disappointment. Decent amount of seating but all of it is uncomfortable. Service was decent and responsive despite the place being full that morning. Speed at which the food and beverage came out was slowww. I got the Ube dream (not to be confused with the Ube latte that's different although menu offers no explanation) and it completely lacked any flavor and the topping/cold foam completely curdled in the beverage it was undrinkable. To eat, I wanted the fish tacos but they were out. Got the burrito. This was also borderline completely flavorless. Decent portion though. Lisbon and Portugal's cafe culture is crazy and there's wayyy too much competition for this to be the spot I'd pick. Also, that photo you want with the trolley, there's only like one table facing that view so it might be hard to get. 5.5/10