Best cafe I visited during my trip to Lisbon. Coffee was strong and smooth, I miss it! The States…read morecoffee can't even compare.

It's a cute cafe with friendly staff (spoke English very well) and great food. Very inexpensive!read more

Stopped here for a coffee and pastel de nata. Good old people watching but the service was a little…read moreslow. In a very nice neighborhood with a good patio. Pastel de nata and coffee were very good as well.

A nice clean cafe that serves great pastries…read more We came for breakfast early in the morning before the rush. They we kind enough to heat up our buns for us and bring it to our tables. There is a large seating area in the back that is bright and open. Service is fast but friendly. Good washrooms also.

I had to try their Portuguese egg custard tart. I found it on the sweet side. They have other…read morepastries, cakes and cookies. The rating is 4/5 based on the custard tart. There is a small dining section in the back.

An amazing place!! Food is delicious and the atmosphere is very cozy and charming. Service is fast…read moreand polite. I had a French Toast and a red velvet croissant. The French Toast was amazing! Very soft bread, with bacon, an egg on the top (with uncooked creamy yolk) and creamy cheese and blueberries aside. The croissant is brioche style, I'm not really a fan. It was a little too heavy. It has a nut cream on top (really good) and a chocolate filling (not necessary). I didn't like the chocolate...but, again, it's is due to my taste. I gave it to my friend and she loved it! My friend had a pancake with honey and they were delicious!! Also the juice (apple, pear and cinnamon) was deic Overall it think it really worths the price! I would definitely come back!!

Delicious. I had the red velvet croissant and the Espresso Choupana. The croissants was more like…read morered velvet brioche but that seems to be all the croissants here

Food is confusing here. There clearly was a caixo (cashier) station next to the food I wanted, but…read moreno one was around. The person who got food said I had to go to another caixo at the adjacent service (such as the pastry for pastel de nata or for cervejaria (beer). So I walked over to one of them and they said to get food first. When I got the food and then paid, I didn't realized their food were all cold! I thought they were under a heat lamp, but these are like cold foods. Maybe that's how they vibe for a squid stuffed with potatoes, with sides of spinach and tomato rice?

I was connecting flights through Lisbon. Luckily I had some time to grab a bite…read more A friend told me I had to have a pastel de nata. Fate brought me here for my first taste of one in Portugal. And now this will go into my life history as the place where I fell in love with pastel de nata. Just get some. Do it now!