Best coffee place in Aveiro by far. Great pastries and very nice sitting area. Definitely a place…read morefor a quick bite or to read a book or work remotely. The staff is also very caring and nice.

A Taste of Portugal in Every Scoop!…read more If you're in Aveiro, a stop at Gelados de Portugal is a must! I tried the Ovos Moles and Pastel de Nata flavors and was absolutely blown away. The richness of the egg custard and the creamy sweetness of the traditional Portuguese pastry were perfectly captured in each bite. It's like tasting local culture on a cone! The shop is beautiful and well-presented, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Whether you're a tourist or a local, this place is an experience - not just a dessert. Easily one of the best ice creams I've had in Portugal!

Cute little small establishment. The ice cream is so good though. Loved how creamy and how much it…read morereally tasted like a Nata. Service at the counter was quick and efficient. Would come Back.

Quaint, friendly, English speaking cafe. Delicious Pastel de nada. Smaller interior with seating…read morefor about 20.

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.

Mole! Mole, mole. If you come to Aveiro, you are looking for the traditional dessert that make…read morehere. This can be your place if you in search for mole. I like Pao due to selection of the mole with different types can be found here. This dessert place has different type dessert plus sandwiches. The place have enough seating. I like my mole here. Although I am not the expert of the mole, I would not denied it very sweet indeed. I like the insert with orange cream.

On our first morning in Aveiro, we attempted to find a spot for breakfast and as we were about to…read moreenter the bakery, we noticed 5-6 tour guide buses arrive all at once. Luckily, we made it just in time to grab a table and order before a hundred people walked in! We ordered coffee and a variety of pastries: pastel de natas, tart/cookie and their ovos moles( specialty of Aveiro) which wasn't my cup of tea. Long story short, everything was extremely fresh and yummy. Check it out if your in the area and looking for a quick breakfast, lunch or pastries to grab on the go.

I was here for one specific reason - it's really the only craft coffee shop on this side of the…read morebridge, where we were staying since that's where all the port tasting rooms are, and I wanted to get some morning caffeine in my immediate vicinity, before another day of eating, drinking and walking around all day. So I didn't try any of their *food* food, which seems to be a focus, but they're definitely providing a great service to anyone in the area who needs some quality morning coffee. 4 euro for an oat milk latte is a pretty great price, and it was a great latte. Since I was there and saw that they also sold pastries, I also got a filled croissant for 3 euro, which made a great breakfast - the croissant itself, honestly, was just good, but the cream filling was fantastic. p.s. if you're just here for a to-go coffee like I was - there's signage around, or at least was when I was there, that makes it seem like they only have table service, so I awkwardly saw at a table until they told me I could absolutely also order at the counter, especially if I was ordering to-go.

TL;DR: One of those rare places you build your day around…read more Coffee, food, and vibe all hit. When you're on vacation and keep thinking about a coffee shop, that's the signal. Start your day here. Food: My girlfriend worked through the benedicts, all solid. I stuck with the eggs and eggplant dish, which sounds odd but works and doesn't weigh you down for a day of walking and wine. Drinks: Excellent across the board. We're coming from Seattle with a former barista in the mix, and this didn't miss. Service: Consistently great. Smooth, attentive, no friction. Vibe: Worth showing up for on its own. We watched people stop, look in, and take photos. It has that pull. What could be better: Not much. It gets busy, and for good reason.

I found this place to be great. Service is leisurely. We had tea and pizza bread (both the olive…read moreand the meat), a bagel with everything and a sandwich. Everything was delicious. Also, there are some nice tea gifts inside as well as food gifts. I felt I got value for money and also loved the location. We ate outdoors and had a great view of the church just up the street.

Stopped for a quick bite. Restaurant very clean, shabby chic. Wonderful choice of teas, café, fresh…read moreorange juice. Staff friendly and obliging. Speaks English. Toasted sandwiches were just okay.

From the owner: Chá e Tisanas Gin Tónico…read moreCocktails Tripa e Bolacha Americana - Tea and infusions Gin&Tonic Cocktails "Tripa" and "Bolacha Americana"

A nice reprieve from all the Porto walking! We walked about a mile to get to Moustache for a coffee…read moreand an orange juice. We ordered the coffee butter and toast, expecting to want to order a breakfast entree after we finished thats, but if canned with a lot of bread. The Coheed butter V was bnb interesting, but n not that impressive. It was actually coffee flavored butter. It's worth a try, but We didn't need to go back to try it again. The coffee bc at mustache is SOLID and the interior of the restaurant is truly adorable.

Nice little brunch spot away from all of the crowds. Totally worth the walk to get here. I ordered…read morethe red fruit pancakes which were great -- just have a look at the photo!