Coffee & waves was perfect…read more Found in the heart of Lagos this coffee shop gives you fresh bites to eat and coffee that you would want to come back for. I had a papaya dish for breakfast that was to die for. It was a blast of amazing flavors and just all of the right balance of fruits and yogurt. I would even dare to say that I could eat this for breakfast for the rest of my life. Tips: The location is smaller than most coffee shops so if you want to grab a seat I would recommend coming in early.

Great service, cozy cafe with amazing açai bowls The staff…read morewas very friendly & attentive!

This place is a Lagos treasure. Open early and slightly off the beaten path. They make their pastel…read morede nata throughout the day, and if you catch them when they're warm you'll be in heaven. The coffee cake is also a must-try, but be warned it's much more of a dessert cake than you might expect (with frosting, etc.).

I was a little bit disappointed. The Pastel Nata tartled was burned.. We had a piece of Doce de…read moreFino tartled too.. it was really good ! It is all handmade and the service crew is nice. You have got Wlan! Can't sit outside and it is a little bit dark inside.

Breaking my rule, eating at the same place twice. Good spot for breakfast, fresh fruit stuff-…read moresmoothies, juices and açaí bowls. Good coffee as well.

Food is excellent! Omelette: super light and fluffy with a…read morebit of crisp on the edges €5 Salads: tuna and beet one was offered. Portion is pretty plentiful and fresh ingredients €8 We tried the hot chocolate €2.50 and espresso €o.65 Espresso was super bitter and the hot choc wasn't the best. Soup: very good but it would be better if it was hot and not just warm €1.80 Service was good. Kind of a seat yourself. We went at a peak time around 12:30 and there were only two servers so it took a bit before she got to us. Cons: - There was a mix up with the orders since we switched to a larger table so the couple who had our old table got their/our food first - forgotten to give us cutlery for one of us that got the omelette earlier - forgot two out of three of our drinks and apologized for the late service of it They were super busy so we were more forgiving that the service wasn't perfect. You

Great find. Goji centers on vegetarian dishes but I got the chicken Buddah bowl. I was so happy…read morewhen it came out, gorgeous and delish! This thing has soooo many goodies all dressed very lightly with a barely there curry sauce. The rundown of goodies (aside from e obvious chicken) all atop a spinach bed: Broccoli Pepper mushroom Carrot Quinoa Corn Hummus Avocado Almonds

Overall: Great stop for breakfast before exploring Lagos…read more The good: The avocado toasts were great - the bread was a hearty, soft, multi-grain toast (instead of a basic wheat) and was piled with a nice portion of toppings. I had the salmon and my wife had bacon, both of which had were delicious and had generous portions of avocado and topped with a perfectly cooked egg. The server was friendly and the menu is well-varied. The not-so-good: The smoothie was a bit too sweet (made with a fruit juice), cash only, and a little expensive. Food/drink: 8.5/10 Atmosphere: 8.5/10 Service: 8.5/10

After a long train ride to the seaside city of Lagos, our party of five was hungry for lunch. At…read morearound 1pm on a Wednesday, this tiny, charming cafe was almost packed, but we managed to snag a cramped table near the pastry case. The restaurant exterior is adorned with a striped awning and pastel-colored outdoor seating, with a quaint chalkboard listing the day's specials. Inside, the space is small but welcoming, with booths and metal chairs. You can either order pastries/coffee up at the front counter, or sit down and order from their menu, which they have in multiple languages! The menu spans your typical breakfast/brunch fare, including shareable platters, pastries, yogurt, eggs, and more. Two members of our party opted for the Mango and Banana Smoothie (€5), while another chose the Mango and Strawberry Smoothie (€5). While these smoothies weren't particularly large, the freshness apparently justified the rather high price - we saw them using real berries, and not powders and concentrates like some places use in the United States. For entrees, two people chose the Smoked Salmon Toast (€11,50), which comes with fresh cold-smoked salmon atop brown bread with white cheese, spinach, and tomato. My friends enjoyed the fresh, crusty bread, as well as the richness of the cheese and the fresh produce! Additionally, another friend opted for the Smoked Salmon Crepe (€12,50), which is salmon atop a thin crepe with smashed avocado, feta cheese, tomato, and a tangy yogurt sauce. She enjoyed the combination of flavors, and it was a large portion that came with a generous salad on the side! I went with the S&T Salad (€11,95), which comes with chicken breast, shrimp, fresh fruit and vegetables, walnuts, and a garlicky mayo dressing (like a tangy aioli). I was surprised at the quality and freshness of the produce in the salad, as well as the generous portion of proteins. Additionally, the walnuts added a nice crunch and richness, and the dressing (which came on the side, as I'd requested) gave the salad a nice zing. Overall, this was a great find in Lagos, with tourists and locals alike enjoying pastries and lunch on a rainy day. The portions are filling, the ingredients are fresh, service is quick and speaks good English, and prices are more than reasonable. I would be more than willing to return to sample some of their other options!

Great brunch and wonderful service. Very busy during tourist season but they do clear the tables…read morefast.

This is a small family run coffee shop just inside of the southwest side of the city walls. Think…read morebreakfast sandwiches and great coffee away from the hustle and bustle of the downtown.

From the owner: A especialidade desta empresa comeca pela boa e famosa bifana. Entre outros.....read more

The service is friendly! The cortado is so creamy and tasty. They serve Cafe Bogani coffee. Nice…read morepatio setting outside in the middle of the city center. Smoothies served in pineapple shaped glasses. A very neighborhood feel to this cafe. The giant umbrellas are nice for being shaded in the sun. Ask for Jackson! He's a friendly Brazilian server.

We were disappointed with our breakfast…read more It is a very small restaurant. I ordered bacon and eggs with the eggs sunny side up and my husband had pancakes. The eggs were overcooked and served on top of cheap white bread. I like to be able to put jam on my toast and not have a hard cooked egg plopped on top of a slice of tasteless white bread. My husband's pancakes were no better. Quite frankly I don't understand all the good reviews

Great place for breakfast!!! reasonable prices for some traditional breakfast for most tourists…read more Also have meals with a Portuguese touch. Breakfast wraps is a must have and the orange juice was so fresh. Marianna and Thiago were such great hosts. Also chocolate cake is homemade by Thiago. A must have. We came back several times. We would recommend to anyone. probably half the price of the other breakfast places in Lagos downtown.

Phenomenal meal, attentive service and lovely ambiance. We had the octopus with mashed sweet…read morepotatoes and the tuna steak. Also a bottle of locally made rose wine. Both were delicious and beautifully presented. Daniel, our server, was friendly and very helpful with suggestions for the rest of our trip. The shop downstairs was a treasure trove, could have spent all night there.

Warm, cozy, and friendly place with delicious, moderately-priced local fare. The service was…read moreimpeccable and attentive with a nice touch of complimentary Prosecco to start our meal.

This place was recommended by a family member that grew up in the area and is worth a visit! Their…read moremenu has a lot of options for people and they have A LOT of desserts and regional ones as well. The service is fast and you have to pay inside after you ask for your bill. They are quick to get your order if you eat outside or are getting pastries to go inside. The space is nice and the outdoor seating area is the better option. I would recommend one of the regional pastries such as fruta de Algarve, which are similar to soft marzipan with a thick egg yolk and sugar mixture in the middle. It's not like marzipan in the States and a lot softer and has a better texture and flavor. The other would be the Dom Rodrigo, which comes in a little colorful foil packet. It's an egg yolk and sugar mixture that is in thin strings layered on top of each other and swimming in a simple syrup. It might be too sweet for some.

This place can get busy but they are VERY organized and efficient. We ordered pastries and then an…read moreomelette. There are two cues, one to order for takeout and a second to eat either inside or outside. We loved their pastries and service was amazing!! The servers were quick and my favorite has been Pedro who took the time to explain things to us. Looks like plenty of locals come here as you can see many families showing up, especially for take out pastries. A definite stop by if you are in the area and want to start your day right!!