Awesome little place you could easily miss but I hope you don't. So good and reasonable. They are…read morequick and friendly with so much to choose from. Pastries are amazing.

We had the pasteis de nata here. It was served warm. The custard was too watery and the pastry…read morewasn't flaky enough. The service was friendly. Would not recommend for pasteis de nata

Found this place by accident. Great turkey bacon sandwich. Pineapple mango juice was refreshing on…read morehot day. Wife had cottage cheese pudding with blueberries and cinnamon bun. Both were excellent. Highly recommend!

Copenhagen, coffee lab was a great place for a midday pick me up! The drinks were delicious and the…read morestaff was friendly! You can find locations all over Lisbon, and there is a good consistency of quality across them all! They have a huge food selection so it's also a good place for a quick lunch!

We had wonderful food and wine here. The staff were loverly, we were well looked after and had a…read morenice night. If you find yourself in the neighbourhood, I highly recommend dropping in. The place doesn't look like it serves food, but not only do they fogged a selection of food, their specialities are prepared on the premises.

Absolutely amazing bar which does fantastic food/wibe at really great prices. The gluhwine was…read moredefinitely my favourite - especially at €1.50! The staff and other customers are very friendly and welcoming. Unexpectedly for such a little bar it does have a toilet :)

We had a good lunch in here. Not great, but good. The portions are very small, so keep it in mind,…read moreand the price is in a higher side . Service is on a slow side . Nothing special, just average

Booked this place because it was close to my walking tour. Luckily they do take reservations. The…read morefood was fine. Nothing memorable. The staff was attentive AND went above and beyond to allow me to pay with a 100 euro bill I had been desperately trying to break throughout my trip.

Stopped by to grab some breakfast during our last day in Lisbon. The atmosphere was really cozy and…read morechill. Chai - tasted like milk. Had no chai flavor at all. Dirty chai - tasted like milk with a splash of coffee. Also had no chai flavor at all. Maybe they don't know how to make chai because no one really orders it? Paris - using sourdough for French Toast was interesting. It definitely made it less sweet. It also comes with a side of fruit. If you're looking for breakfast/brunch spot, you can skip this place.

We stopped by here after Alfama for a latte and washroom break before heading off to Baixa…read more The interior of the cafe is a large open space with couches, high tables, and tables for you to choose - perfect for lounging/brunch crowds. There are books that lined the sides of the cafe. The latte is quite a large size (16oz) for EUR2.70. A little high on the cost but it is creamy, foamy and quite nice. We noticed fellow patron's meals are large in portions. Service is decent. The staff were attentive and made sure we were helped. Overall, not a bad place to be if you want a drink, chill, or have brunch.

Unlike pastel de nata the pastel fuijao is made with...beans! I'm not a big fan of beans, but I am…read morea big fan of the crusty semi sweet pastry! It was a very nice surprise. A bit hard to find but if you are able to, it's totally worth it!

So our fabulous food tour guide really hit it out of the park for me with the later stops, and this…read moresmall patisserie place, which was the 4th stop on the tour, was another winner for me! So firstly - the specialty here is not a Pasteis de Nata, but instead its a dessert called Pastel Feijão (hence the titular name of this place), which is more popular in the North of Portugal. The pastry filling here is not egg, but instead a mix of white beans (which are displayed in a jar on the table outside, so mystery solved ;-) and almonds. So if you have vegan/ vegetarian friends visiting Lisbon who cant eat the Pasteis de Nata, well then this place absolutely comes to the rescue! Biting into this is like tasting a heavenly pillow of deliciousness. The bean taste disappears and what you are left with is a lovely almond-y smooth taste (and it does not taste anything like almond-butter, but more earthy and fresh). The closest comparison probably is the creme brulee- like soft and milky texture. The Pastry Chef has won tons of rewards and his Pastel Feijão definitely was a winner for me. I'll be coming back here again when my travels next bring me back to Lisboa. Note - Day 3 of Lisbon, Portugal adventures Yelp 202/ 2019

These are all over Lisbon! They seem like great cafes for remote work. Some are bigger than others…read more The raspberry pastry I had - just yummmm! So pretty and tasty. The iced coffee provide the perfect pick me up. Great reliable offerings and dank pastries. Would recommend.

Really friendly service - they speak English! Got a delicious cinnamon pastry and focaccia. I like…read morethat they sell the focaccia as whole, 1/2, or 1/4 slices. Also got a matcha latte but was disappointed by how weak it was, could definitely be stronger. There is oat milk available for those who can't take dairy. Decent amount of seating and wifi!

This place is easy going and casual. It's a mix of locals and tourist. I sat down here for…read morebreakfast and coffee. I got the a few things including a the Portuguese tart.

We have been here for a couple of days now and we have been back twice to sit in the square and…read morehave a delicious coffee, eat some delicious pastel de nata (custard pastry) and have a gigantic sandwich (we got one order to split for two and it was enough for three at least). The woman and man who work there are great and nice and we had a very relaxed time there. No rushing, great service and so cute inside. We sat both in and out. There was some Kruder and Dorfmeister on the stereo, bringing it back old school. The kind of place you feel at home and though it caters to tourists with its location, doesn't feel touristy with lots of locals popping by. Bonus: the bathroom is spotless!

Small restaurant with mighty flavours! PLEASE RESERVE as there are only 6 tables and at least 10…read morewalk-in groups were turned away. I HIGHLY recommend the octopus rice. The portion is HUGE! I think it can definitely feed 4-6 people. I'm glad I double checked my orders with the server (also owner?) so I didn't over order.

A lovely gem in the tourist area of Lisbon. The food was very cheap at just 10 euros for a 3 course…read moremeal plus a glass of wine. It was not Michelin star level but tasted very homely. The best part was the host who was a very friendly and kind man and spoke with a soft voice. He offered to let us charge our phones and gave us complementary wine after the meal. Would definitely recommend this restaurant!

My friend picked up a six-pack of pastel de nata here while we were visiting and brought them back…read moreto our rental apartment so we could have a little snack whenever we liked. The flavor was good and the custard was thicker than others we had, but the downside was that this batch was a little dark on the bottom. Still, I would just check the bottoms next time and give them a try again.