This Starbucks is located at the front of the El Corte Inglés department store, a short walk away…read morefrom the São Sebastião metro station. Despite being located inside a department store, the prices are the same as you'd expect to pay at any Starbucks in Lisbon. I was reasonably impressed with Starbucks in Portugal as a whole, while US/UK Starbucks cards are not accepted, it does appear to be well run and has the same board menu for drinks as you'd expect to find in any Starbucks in the EMEA region. Pricing was also quite good, an Iced Gingerbread Latte would cost €5, which works out cheaper than I would have paid back home in the UK, at current conversion rates this would work out €5.66. The staff seemed nice, although their English skills were limited - so be prepared to have Google Translate on stand-by especially if you want to make any modifications to your drink. While there was a long wait in the queue to get served, after ordering my drink was served very quickly so I can't complain about that. It did seem quite busy, and the only table I could find was a large communal seating. This place could definitely do with a refurb to make the place look a little more modern, as well as add more seating (especially comfortable seating which is needed). For drink quality, my beverage tasted good. I ordered an Iced Gingerbread Latte with no sprinkles. My drink was served without a lid though, I'm not sure if this is for the environment or because they just forgot, I did have to ask twice to get a lid which seems something so basic. 3* - Decent Starbucks, I enjoyed my coffee although improvements could be made to the overall experience.

This place is truly amazing. The staff really went above and beyond to help with my order and…read morequestions, despite the language barrier. Plus they have the sweetest mentally challenged barista. He was on top of everything! obrigado Starbucks.

UPDATE - Always a required stop when we're in Lisbon if for nothing else the nostalgia. It opened…read morein 1905 and has been a standard of quality coffee and pastries for a long time. This time we just grabbed some coffees a chocolate croissant and a delicious pavlova. The ambience is turn of the century chic but still quite refined for today. Service is always busy. Go there and thank me later.

My tour guide recommended you order um bica here. Glad I did! The presentation was perfection and…read morethe coffee was strong.

The family and I walked up the hill in the Baixa neighborhood to arrive at this comfortable,…read moreslow-paced cafe, which now calls itself Paleio Cafe. My large latte was long on the finish and dark roast flavorful, and my Nutella croissant buttery and only lightly crispy. For me it was the perfect size. But my family ordered what turned out to be surprisingly large salad portions and only made their way through them dutifully. My brother felt the out-of-stock quinoa that the back of house regretfully omitted removed a vital textural and flavor element that would've set off the avocado and absorbed the dressing. My mom criticized the mild vinaigrette on her salmon and walnut salad and felt the lox was too abundant. Still, we three hung out for an hour here, in downtown Lisbon, for €35 after tip, which is pretty excellent value.

My favorite place to go for a coffee, matcha and pastry or lunch…read more Feels like home and the service is friendly and professional.

Incredible service matched with amazing caffeine and a funky ceiling…read more We ordered with our eyes, the yogurt bowl with sugared bananas was amazing, the salmon toast was huge and so fresh, followed with Scottish poached eggs, full over flavor. The staff was so accommodating, the cafe was packed but they never missed a beat. We even grabbed a couple of bags of coffee to take home.

We stopped by this location near the Jerónimos Monastery and had a really lovely breakfast overall!…read moreThe Cured Salmon Benedict was the absolute star of the show. The eggs were poached absolutely perfectly, and the runny yolk soaked into the beautifully light brioche bun. The flavor profile was excellent; the dollop of herbed cream cheese paired incredibly well with the fresh spinach and the punch of the pickled red onion. My only tiny personal critique is that I wished the salmon itself was just a bit saltier, leaning closer to a traditional lox, but it was still incredibly flavorful and satisfying. For drinks, it was a bit of a mixed experience. I ordered the Iced Pistachio Latte, which unfortunately left me a little underwhelmed. It wasn't a bad drink by any means, but the pistachio flavor just wasn't very prominent. On the plus side, my friend ordered the Iced Tiramisu Latte, and hers was absolutely delicious and packed with flavor. Overall, it's a great spot with high-quality food and a fantastic location.

Not just a fresh and fast place with tasty food but some of the kindest people working there. My…read morechild threw up on me and himself and the floor and they didn't even bat an eye. They helped me clean him up, packed up our food, and made sure we were okay. They even invited us back which was really nice considering. We came back the next day and the service was the same

Cute little brunch spot in Lisboa…read more Drinks - 5/5 for the cappuccino and coconut smoothie we got to go Food - 3.5/5, plenty of healthy options on the menu. The eggs benedict served on tomato toast was average and was missing some sauce, the French toast was better but a bit dry and needed a lot of syrup. Service - 4/5, a tad bit slow and not as attentive Ambience - 5/5, loved the mood, lighting and music. A great setting to enjoy a meal.

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!!

Staying nearby, I walked by Comobå daily during my time in Lisbon, always taking note that the food…read moreI saw and the space itself looked interesting. On the morning I was leaving this area my 4-person group had some time to kill and Comobå was the place at which we chose to kill it. Good idea. Comobå proved a perfect spot for unique morning food. With a meat-free menu and table service, the chefs here mix things up with creativity, flair, and a menu that they change on the regular. What I personally sampled (a dish of whipped cheese, honey, nuts, and bread on which to slather it) was so rich and satisfying that I shared only with reluctance. Others enjoyed what they got but I savored my order. This is a place that many come to get work done while sipping something warm and poring over their laptop. If you must, okay, but I think you're missing out if you don't try one or more of their unique, ever-changing menu offerings.

Food and drinks were delicious and service was great. We didn't realize it was part of a bigger…read morefood court until we got there but they have a very large portion of the space. Definitely a place I would visit again!

One of my favorite breakfasts in Portugal. Colorful and memorable stacks of pancakes topped with…read moredelicious fresh fruit of your choosing. If they're not sweet enough already, they are paired with a homemade syrup and butter. A very cute modern restaurant with quick service too

TL;DR - A chain serving good food, but this branch is special…read more We didn't actually realise this was part of a chain when we walked in because it looked like a high end deli. The food and drinks were reasonably priced and were very good, and the staff spoke perfect English. There's quite a bit of seating in the rear, including an outdoor courtyard. We had a couple of pastries, both filled with Nutella and one also filled with strawberries. We had freshly squeezed orange juice too - a perfect breakfast to set us up for a day of sightseeing. This is part of a chain, but the design and layout of this branch make it a cut above. LGBT+ friendly too, with a progress flag clearly posted in the window. There are toilets for customers located in the basement.

A perfect spot for breakfast. We love going where the locals go to see how they start their days…read more It's a two minute walk from our hotel. We had the egg custard, freshly squeezed OJ , fresh fruit, Greek yogurt with granola and cafe au lait. We watched the locals eat ham and cheese, egg custard and espresso. The wait staff is friendly. You take a ticket (choose from the to go or the eat in). When your number is called you place your order, take your food and sit anywhere. There is an outside area and two rooms for dining in. It was so good we had breakfast here every morning.