A Padaria Portuguesa

I went to this bar for breakfast 4 days straight while I was in Lisbon I was really satisfied with the iced coffe and the large variety of pastries I tried. There are some tables if you like to dine in. So many fresh products here also salty breads. I definitely recommend. The prices are good and the position is central,just a few minutes walk from the center.

Do not go here if you like a decent coffee. This is supposed to be a cappuccino. It’s hot water with milk taste. I asked if he can make another one because it almost costs €4 (!!) and he just poured the drink back into the milk foamer and foamed the entire “coffee” drink and gave it back to me.

Not a great place. The coffee quality was disappointing—I ordered a cappuccino and croquet but it wasn’t good at all. Wouldn’t recommend.

It’s horrible experience. I ordered coffee even before telling him what type of coffee he started to make expresso. Lets have a look about the cappuccino. Its just in one minute after making it. Even coffee with milk is better than this cappuccino

Nice place, waiter didn't seem to speak English but in a way or another you manage to order a quick breakfast. Espresso was good and Pasteis de Nata very tasty! Loaf of bread looked also really good but we didn't try them.

The environment is so good to seat and pass time but it was bad experience to see that they allowed pet inside of the cafeteria and that makes so noise.

Sandwiches and the pie were good enough. But the tea and coffee both were just awful. We were not even able to finish them and preferred drinking water instead.

Amazing brioche croissant. Nice spot for a cheap (3.75) breakfast including a filled bread /croissant, expresso and a fresh orange juice. Nice spot to sit inside or outside

Great place for a quick breakfast. Lots of different breakfast sandwiches. Make sure to get them heated. And add butter to the toast. Sooooo good. Coffee was great. Smooth and delicious. Nice seating area. Shop is located right in front of public transit.

I stopped by here to pick up some small bites while waiting for the cable car to arrive. Ordered some: Empanadas Croquette carne 2 egg tarts 1 croissant 1 ham cheese croissant Was decent and we got full , it's like a small breakfast.

Bakery is located in right in front the beginning of the 25E yellow train line. You have verity of baked goods, bread, rolls & coffee. Free WiFi and powder outlets. Lots of seats with day light.

This is a typical pastry/sweets shop. However, it is VERY fresh...lots of turnover. It appears to be a good stopover for folks as they wait for their commute.

Get the pao de deus (cloud of coconut goodness). The chorizo cheese pao fills you up more than you'd think--bread on that is tasty too.