Dear Breakfast

Chill cafeteria run by nuns serving affordable local eats with a killer sunlit terrace overlooking Lisbon’s Tejo River.

This upscale boutique hotel in a charming 18th-century mansion offers cozy, elegant rooms, a serene courtyard, and riverside views steps from Lisbon’s sights.

Savor centuries-old Portuguese conventual pastries like ovos moles and pastel de nata in a cozy Chiado spot with hands-on baking classes.

Step into Silva & Feijóo, a charming Lisbon gem offering a delightful array of traditional Portuguese treats, from exquisite tinned seafood to fine wines, all presented in a beautifully rustic setting.

A tranquil Lisbon gem, Museu Calouste Gulbenkian boasts 5,000 years of art treasures, serene gardens, and a chill café terrace.

Since 1789, Caza das Vellas Loreto lights up Lisbon with hand-crafted beeswax candles in a charming wood-paneled shop.

Nestled in a shoe store, So Coffee Roasters is a charming Lisbon hideaway where you can savor top-notch coffee and chill vibes amid fashion flair.

A Cabreira in Graça serves up authentic Portuguese breakfast and lunch with irresistible pastries, cozy vibes, and wallet-friendly prices.

Pastéis de Belém: Lisbon's legendary bakery serving warm, buttery pastel de nata with flaky crusts and creamy custard since 1837.

Officina Marques in Bairro Alto is a vibrant gallery and workshop where upcycled wood sculptures and hand-painted ceramics meet original Portuguese flair.