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.

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.

There is plenty of seating despite how small this Cafe is…read more The staff are nice and do their best to communicate despite the language barrier. We ordered 4 food items, 1 cafe Americano, and 1 cappuccino. I do want to highlight that this is the first time I saw a pastel de nata WITH NUTELLA!! It was delish! The price for everything 9.90 euros! Not bad at all!

Great staff Delish fresh squeezed juice,pastries,sandwiches…read moreand espresso Great spot if you're in the area

This restaurant closed but it was never updated on Yelp. There is a Mexican restaurant that is…read moreoperating from this address. So we never got to try their food.

Meh. My friend got her expresso there and she enjoyed it. I wanted their ham + cheese panini which…read morelooked great on yelp. We ordered and it took awhile for our sandwiches to come out. Mine was kind of burnt and the overall sandwich really didn't have flavor. I was also going to order a chocolate croissant to go but on their menu it says chocolate + hazelnut (the display sign said chocolate croissant) so this is kind of dangerous since i have a nut allergy. Not the best place but looked good on Yelp.

Charming little bakery right on the Jardim Visconde da Luz. The pastel de nata was the standout…read moreitem here with an especially buttery, flaky crust. The staff's English is limited; we lucked out by being there when the most English-proficient waiter was working. That said, a few words and a lot of hand gestures will easily get you by. The real plus to this bakery is its location. If the weather is nice, grab a coffee/pastry and sit out on the front patio in the morning to read a book, skim the morning paper, or simply people watch. The patio is perfectly positioned to get the most out of the morning sun while also being far enough from the main hustle of Alameda Combatentes da Grande Guerra with its market and many shops. They keep your tab on an RFID card that they'll drop on your table. Just go up to the counter with it at the end to pay. There are public/free restrooms in the park if you need them but I imagine they also have them inside.

I love this place. I've had breakfast here four times in the last four days. Pastries are delicious…read moreand house-made. Very friendly atmosphere. Locals stream in, have a quick coffee at the counter, gossip, laugh, and then head on to work. Don't worry if you don't speak Portuguese. The employees don't seem to speak much English but just point to what you want. A smile always helps too. Coffee is really good and strong.

Pastelaria Camões was busy when we stopped by around 10:30. I like to think that when a place is…read morebusy, it usually means it good. Now I've definitely been proven wrong before but not this time. We sat at a table and were waited on right away. The server was attentive and made suggestions when we weren't sure which pastries to order. The coffee was exactly as expected. The pastries fresh and delicious.

Extremely cute and delicious spot for amazing treats. The baker was extremely kind and explained…read moreall of the desserts we were curious about, and their origins. The pastel de nata is beyond extraordinary. You won't go wrong with anything here though. 10/10!

4.5 overall. We two stopped to have espressos and pastries…read morein late Aug 2023. The customers all appeared to be locals, and it was popular. Hunger-inducing pastries and cakes displayed behind a glass counter. FOOD/COFFEE: 5.0 - Espressos were excellent - Pastel de Feijao: excellent - Jesuita: excellent SERVICE: 5.0. The boss (owner?) didn't speak English and we didn't speak Portuguese, so he called over a young employee who spoke English and took good care of us. Considerate and kind. AMBIANCE: 4.0. Indoor seating. Good people-watching at the tables along the windows.

Came here a lot during my visit. Their pastries looks so amazing and the ones we tried were so…read moregood!!

Stopped by for a dessert and warm espresso with soy milk. Cute place with lots of options…read more Honestly though, the chocolate cake looked better than it tasted. It was good, but would have been great if it was more moist or had whipped cream or nutella inside. I liked the chocolate sprinkles and shavings that gave it lots of crunch. Nice staff, quick service and efficient. Cute place off main tourist road Augusta.