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2 years ago
Inexpensive espresso, including decaf, for 0.90€, to die for apple and pecan cake, and other gorgeous baked items -- what's not to love? OMG, we need cafés like this in US stations! read more
8 years ago
something quick for the train ride to albufeira. pastelitos, nata, sandwich, etc, actually not a lot of choice at the oriente train station. read more
Gare do Oriente loja G103A piso -2
Parque das Nações
1990-203 Lisbon
Portugal
219 458 100
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Guy was very rude when ordering. Ordered toast and eggs for two and only go one. He didn't even…read morebother to toast the bread. Also it was much too expensive. Never again will we go here.
Glad to find this place across from the Ibis hotel we were staying at. I've been to its other…read morelocations, and while their bread and pasteis de nata are not the best, overall it's pretty good. We ordered a cup of coffee, a large glass of fresh squeezed OJ, a mango passionate fruit juice, three breads plus a slice of chocolate salami. All for €6 plus change! Seatings available both outdoors and on the second floor. When you enter, take a number from the ticket dispenser. One is for take out and the other for eat in.
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This place is located inside the mall, a little way off the food court, a more upscaled, fancier…read moresetting to enjoy your cup of coffee. It's not bad coffee, but by comparison is over priced.
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A cute shop at the Restauradores station for bubble and fruit teas. This was a great find! Staff…read morewere friendly and helpful. They have a decent selection of bubble tea, fruit drinks, specialty mixes and toppings. They also offer sweet waffles shaped like a cone. There are three sizes to choose from and a punchcard for regular customers. I came here three times during my visit. Perfect location and much better than the other place serving bubble tea in the city. Note: Cash only
There are no downsides to this place but one. They only accept Portuguese cards, that is, cards…read morethat are supported by the "Multibanco" network. So, even if you have a European card with euro and not another currency, you won't able to use your card there. MasterCard as well as Visa cards are not accepted. That's a TREMENDOUS miss, since they have the opportunity to attract a younger audience who use contactless cards, as well as Apple Pay. Big miss!
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Vary good vary fresh!
The fresh waffle cone and the mike tea was so good. Not to sweet. I like it.
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 :)
LOVEEE this spot. It's so open and airy and so so many great food and drink options + very…read morevegetarian friendly. the lions mane bowl was filling and light and the mushroom was the perfect texture and crunch. matcha and chai were also really good!!
This is a TikTok viral spot that misses the mark. I was not at all satisfied with my experience…read morehere. The food was edible, the beverages a complete disappointment. Decent amount of seating but all of it is uncomfortable. Service was decent and responsive despite the place being full that morning. Speed at which the food and beverage came out was slowww. I got the Ube dream (not to be confused with the Ube latte that's different although menu offers no explanation) and it completely lacked any flavor and the topping/cold foam completely curdled in the beverage it was undrinkable. To eat, I wanted the fish tacos but they were out. Got the burrito. This was also borderline completely flavorless. Decent portion though. Lisbon and Portugal's cafe culture is crazy and there's wayyy too much competition for this to be the spot I'd pick. Also, that photo you want with the trolley, there's only like one table facing that view so it might be hard to get. 5.5/10
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For a coffee shop it was just meh. Like 1 star. When I asked about sugar free the guy told me to go…read moreto Starbucks. Like ha. We have that in the states. I wanted somewhere I can't get in the states. The cinnamon cream pastry was 5 star.
We enjoyed and iced americano and latte with a side of cinnamon danish…read more The service was kind and happily served us in Spanish. We sat in very comfortables leather chairs, enjoying our afternoon coffee break. Would definately return! (Very authentic experience like in Copenhagen)
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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!
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Warm welcome here. Very traditional pasteleria cosy and simple. For a quick inexpensive lunch to a…read moresweet delicacy this is the place to go. No frills, no superfluous unneeded stuffs, just the pleasure to stay and share tasty plates. We got fish plate (with rice, tomatoes and fries) and thinly sliced pork steaks. Merry waitress eager to please us. Returned for morning breakfasts... We love the bright atmosphere
Darling local bakery and coffee shop in the "Lapa" area. Delicious pastries and coffee that is…read moreserved by charming people. Extremely reasonable prices. A place not to be missed!
This place was a pleasant surprise while traveling through Lisbon. My boyfriend and I were looking…read morefor a cheap but authentic and delicious cafe and this was perfect. It's a typical Portuguese cafe and filled with the best food and it's very cheap. There are only three tables so be prepared to to wait for a seat or do take away. Every time I go to this place I always find a table within 5 minutes so don't let any crowd scare you. The service is also exceptional. The owners speak hardly any English but they were sure to make us feel welcome and gives us great service. This place is 100 percent recommend.
Sweet service. Menu in English :) always a plus for us tourists…read more Lots of awesome food items on the menu to choose from too. Good weekly deals and morning deals. There's four different sizes in sandwiches from mini to large and it starts at less than €1.00! First time having white coffee. Not bad :) The three of us shared a goat cheese walnut sandwich (small). The cheese ratio was crazy good! Check the pic. Free wifi, neat decor, and plenty of seating. Definitely coming back.
This is a great little café next to the Gulbenkian Gardens…read more I love coming here on a weekday during lunch and have a sandwich (they have a lot of different breads, I usually go for the "bolo do caco" with salmon+cream cheese+tomato+lettuce) and one of their iced teas. That is usually my lunch there and I pay around 5 euros I think, so that's a good price. They always have amazing looking desserts but so far I've only tried the lemon meringue pie (yummy). I also ate brunch here one day and let me tell you: the brunch for two is amazing value. It is SO MUCH FOOD and not expensive at all. You won't need to eat the rest of the day, promise. Well, unless you eat A LOT. Which is ok. Cool. If you're around the area I definitely recommend going here. Oh, and they have free wifi. The password is: fermento
We stumbled in here without prior research and discovered very good pastries, beer, and even soup…read moreat an excellent price. It seems like a spot the locals love as well! The service was very kind. Come here to support local! Please note this spot is cash only!
Found this little shop after a day of walking all over Lisboa and needed a little coffee pick me…read moreup. This is one of those places that many people would pass by and not try, because it is so unassuming. I went in and ordered a galao and an orange cake. The cost was extremely reasonable. This is definitely a place that locals would frequent. The cake was delicious and a great place to sit down for a break.
Got to say that I am not a huge pastry fan, which makes this five star review for this little…read morepastry shop extra special. This bakery is the quintessential Lisbon gem, a shop that is loaded with traditional goodies that you can only find in Portugal. From almond cakes to egg cream pastries to chicken stuffed rolls, it is all good enough to make your head spin. I really like their savory chicken-stuffed rolls, for it was just like eating a chicken pot pie back in the States, only this little flavor morsel was served cold. I actually thought that this made for a better snack, allowing the chicken and chicken fat to congeal into the consistency of pate of chopped chicken liver. All I can say is that it is a good thing they we don't have anything like this back home, for it would be the end of me. With savory treats described above and prices beyond imagination (six world class pastries and coffee for two people at just under 8 euros) it is hard to imagine a better breakfast outing.
For an authentic taste of traditional Portuguese pastries, Panificacao Mecanica does not…read moredisappoint. Located in a local neighborhood close to Amoreiras, lots of locals stop in for a quick cafe and pastry breakfast. The bakery is small but filled with all sorts of yummy goodies. There are no seats inside but you can stand with the locals and have your breakfast standing up either along the counter or on the small wood counter towards the back. Prices are super cheap too! We had a bacalhau fritter for under 1 euro! Not much English spoken but if you can point you can order with no problem. So glad we found this bakery!
Quick stop in for a pastry and espresso, standing-at-the-counter style. Inexpensive. Many locals…read morepop in and out, from older couples, to businessmen, to students. Cozy vibe. Not sure about sitting down or having a more extensive meal. Seems possible, but I didn't try. One important note: Yelp + Google maps directs you to the wrong place. Google the cafe's name instead and you will get correct location (intersection of R. Aurea and R. Vitoria, NOT R. Comercia).
Great meat packed sandwiches or just make your own, and make them as long as you want. Great for…read morequick bites or as a remedy for hangover. Lovely staff.
Fábrica dos Sabores is great value for your money with a full menu of baked goods, brunch foods,…read morecoffee, juices and wine. The location is quiet and spacious, there's free 5G WiFi and it's close to the metro station. The menu is all in Portuguese, but the wait staff is friendly and can help with translation. If you're looking for the best Pastéis de Nata in town, this isn't your spot, but as a bang-for-buck, full-service cafe, it does the job quite nicely.
Great food and incredible pasta. Extra cheese on their pasta. Not very busy on a Friday afternoon…read more(1230). Friendly staff.
Named for its neighborhood, Pastelaria Mexicana has occupied the end of Roma Avenue since 1946,…read morefamilial ownership and its low-slung layout creating a welcoming environment full of locals from open to close. Near Praça de Londres, formerly Praça do México and an area frequented by artists of the past, it is surrounded by tile that guests are invited to taste Portuguese favorites ranging from composed plates to some of the very best Pastries in town. Not exactly English-friendly, though easy to navigate thanks to familiar items, it was after perusal that six items were selected, Nata to start and finish each featuring flawless Pastry filled with Egg Custard lightly sweetened and tinged in Cinnamon. Passing on savories, though several are offered, fans of Sugar will find plenty atop Mexicana's Palmera Glaseada while the Mil Folhas competes with Lisbon's best in terms of taste as well as texture. Happy to see more styles of Pasteis, Almond laid flat and Coconut piled high, consistency proves key with shells shattering layer-for-layer regardless of filling.