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    Nata

    4.1 (21 reviews)
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    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Angelo B.

    This is probably one of the lower ranked nata places on my scale. The crust of 1 of the 2 that I ate was the highlight... quite flaky. The custard itself though wasn't particularly flavorful versus the other places. Also they managed to burn one of my natas (not the custard... the actual pastry), so it was a little hard. The line here moves a lot slower than other nata places. And staff is not as friendly. Its a little more expensive too (1.1 per nata, vs just 1 at other places). However we did buy 6 natas for 6 euros. Note that they charge 0.2 euros extra if you get the coffee to go.

    Vegan sandwich , turkey sandwich 2 traditional meat pies
    Nicole F.

    Came here with my husband to have some lunch! We ordered the turkey sandwich and the vegan sandwich. They were both so delicious ! I especially enjoyed the balsamic vinaigrette that was put on top of it. My husband being non vegan ordered a local Portuguese meat pie ( not sure the name) that was recommended by the most lovely 2 ladies who worked there. He enjoyed them both very much. Their espresso is also very delicious.

    Suzie L.

    Best pastel de nata in Porto After sampling several versions of pasteis over the last couple of days, we decided that the best ones come from Nata Lisboa - light crispy pastry & a delicious creamy eggy filling - served warm. They have good coffee there too & Marta was particularly friendly and helpful!

    Canny F.

    Nata is a traditional dessert for the Portuguese so I suggest trying it from here. Supposedly it's very different across Portugal. What is nata? An egg custard tart. The egg custard is very fragile. I was expecting a solid custard similar to creme brulee but it was so soft and broke after my first bite. The crust was very flaky and similar to the layers of baklava. They have great specials but I can only have one. They also serve cute empanada/dumpling looking things. I chose the salted Portuguese cod and wow was it salty. Way too salty. Besides the salt level, the wrapper dough part was good - not dry, not stale and not thick. The stuffing flavoring was great too but the amount of salt was a turn off. How it works: order inside, seat yourself outside, walk inside to pay. There is a 5 euro minimal to use your credit card.

    Angela I.

    Nata is the traditional Portuguese custard dessert! This place has the best we've tried so far. It's their specialty. The have specials where you can buy 6 for 6 euro which is cheaper than buying them individually. The crust is flaky and warm. The center is creamy with the perfect amount of sweetness. They just melt in your mouth. We came here twice because they were just that good!

    Lauren G.

    We were at first skeptical of this place because it is a Portuguese chain, but WOW! One of the best pasteis de nata we had in Portugal and they come hot. This place was so good we went twice as we were staying on Rua das Flores. The pasteis de nata are so good and make sure to ask for the cinnamon (canela) to sprinkle on top. The shot of hot chocolate and espresso was very good as well. Prices are excellent, I basically only have great things to say about this place. The service was great as well. As with most places in Portugal, you sit down for service rather than order at the counter. They were very attentive.

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    Fresh pasteis de nata made throughout the day and cafe - what's not to like!! Always best when warm!

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    The pasteis de nata are so good and make sure to ask for the cinnamon (canela) to sprinkle on top.

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    Café Majestic

    Café Majestic

    3.6(194 reviews)
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    5 for beauty, zero for prices!! What a tourist trap. I walked in on a quiet morning wanting a small…read morecup of coffee or drink prior to an appointment I was early for. I was absolutely shook at the prices. 7€ for a pingo? (A sip of expresso with a drop of milk and the cup is slightly bigger than two or three thimbles. To compare, you can go most anywhere else and pay about 1€ for a pingo.) 8/9 euros for a hot chocolate? You can get cup of milk for 3/4 euros though, at the store you can get a whole liter for .89€ Listen, I am 100% sure being in this cafe is a dream for some potter fans but it is sad that the prices are that insane, but... clearly people pay them. I politely excused myself and I walked across the way and had two pork rissóis and a cup of coffee (not a baby pingo- think cappuccino size) for 3€... and for free, the real Portuguese experience with locals. The people I engaged with were lovely and kind here. This review is for the prices. Not the food, drinks, or service. Let's be real, of course ambiance is off the chart gorgeous. So if you don't mind a 50€ tab for 3-4 baby, baby coffees maybe just take a picture from the outside and call it good. There are more local and authentic things to do in Porto than pay 7€ for an orange juice or pingo.

    Delicious food and amazing service. My husband and I shared the club sandwich, cheesecake, port…read morepairing, and the Oporto Passion cocktail. The environment is upscale and welcoming with live piano music. The only downside was the tourists actively wandering around filming the patrons and staff. Recommend for a drink, but a little pricey for the area.

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