A Casa Portuguesa

I was thinking that here only sold pastel de belem. What a wrong way of thinking.🙈 There are a lot of different pastry and products as well as delicious coffee. And all great which also you can understand that they are made with care and love. The atmosphere is also lovely, i loved every detail of the decoration especially the giant table where you can sit a bit. Staffs are really friendly, oh and the music😍. I guess we will see each other a lot. ☺️

We stayed around here and came 3x in a week. The famous Portuguese custard is good but a bit too sweet for of our taste. We prefer the larger tart (don't know the name). We loved the chocolate salumi. The basque cheesecake... Well don't get it if you don't like goat cheese (not sure if that's authentic or not but one of the 3 cheeses in it is the goat cheese). Didn't try the quiche but seem to be popular with locals. It's a lovely places and def give a try if you are around!

Really authentic pasteis de nata, they even sprinkle some cinnamon on top. It would’ve been perfect if they were also kept warm and not served cold!

If you’re in Barcelona and craving the best Pastel de Nata, don’t waste your time searching…just head straight here. They truly have the best in Spain! It’s my absolute favorite spot..I go at least three times a week. The staff are also super friendly and welcoming

I really like casa portuguesa!! The staff are very friendly and welcoming, which makes it nice to visit. The food is really tasty, especially the lemon tarts and the olive bread. It’s a cozy little place, and I enjoy coming here whenever I can

Very great portuguese desserts, especially the pasteix di Belem. Perfect for a breakfast to take away.

The best pastel in Barcelona without any doubt. Other cakes looked delicious too, very cozy place.

Stop reading this and just go to A Casa Portuguesa. I’m serious. The best pastel de nata is here, that’s it. A beautiful place in the heart of Gracia, so many choices of cakes, tarts and so much more. Very friendly staff in a warm and cozy place. Highly recommended 👍🏼

This is where we tried our first pasteis de nata. The chef comes from the famous Pastéis de Belém in Portugal. The bakery is beautiful and bright. We carried out a couple of times and ate inside once. The owner was really nice and informative.

Fantastic, unique pastries and sweets! We tried a scrumptious cake with cookies baked in ("tarta de galletas" maybe)? that was fresh, creamy and not too sweet. Nice ambience too. Highly recommended.

Wow. When I stopped in, I thought this was just a bakery, but I had the soup and quiche menu (which included bread and dessert) and it was INCREDIBLE. Excellent food, good atmosphere, and the man behind the counter accommodated like a waiter me even (as I soon realised) it's primarily a take-away place. Will come here again.