Alfama Doce

Delicious coffee, rolls and pastries. Wonderful variety, each one beyond delicious, especially the pastel de nata and the queijado de laranja. It was so hard to choose so we got a few to sample! A true taste of the best in Portuguese sweets. Remember to bring cash as they do not take cards. But their variety and value are worth a trip to the ATM if needed. The two gentlemen who run the place are super friendly and accommodating. A definite must visit while in Alfama!

So happy we found this spot on our first day, we were staying just around the corner. The pastry’s are all incredible - try everything. What makes this place is this couple who run it. They speak (obviously Portuguese ) English, French, Spanish and italian ! Maybe some other languages too! They are busy in the morning but when it’s quieter they are happy to speak with all the locals and tourists a-like. Visit just to say Hi to Paola and her husband, and pick up the best pastry’s in the area.

Great service, super friendly owners and delicious baked goods! The pastel de nata are GREAT, the best I had while in Lisbon. They also serve shots of ginjinha cherry liqueur as well as moscatel. Delicious! Cash only so bring your euros!

stopping by this bakery on top of the Alfama hill to grab a sweet bite. greeted by a friendly baker and he said i should try their coconut tart as it is a little different from the ones around. i like their coconut is less sugary and greasy but packed with coconut flakes and flavours. check it out if you are in the area, apparently they have be try good natas too!

Absolute gem of a place! Delicious pastries, sweet and savoury. Great coffee. Freshly squeezed orange juice. Friendy and genuinely welcoming staff. The Pastel Alfama are to die for. Had to buy some more for later! There is more seating inside than you can see from the door. Meander through the little streets to this delightful bakery. You won't be disappointed.

Can’t recommend this place highly enough. Had the chocolate cake and pastel de nata. To my surprise it was one of the best pastel denatas I had, better than some of the more popular and recommended places. But I loved the chocolate cake even more! Rich, moist(in a great way) and decadent. Above all even if the pastries were terrible I would still go just because how amazing the service was. Had a very short yet deep conversation with Fredrick, which shows he’s not just trying to sell and make small talks, but actually value conversations. Definitely check it out.

Super friendly service for everyone—locals and travelers alike. The pastel de nata here tastes even better than those from more famous pastry shops. A true hidden gem!

Delicious homemade pastries and a wonderful experience at this little gem in Alfama. I had the pastel de nata and their own pastel de alfama made with almond and lemons. It's run by a couple and the lady is the loveliest, friendliest soul.

Small bakery in the Alfama area with the best pastels de nata we found in Lisbon. The suggested pairing with alcohol, ginjinha, moscatel, or vinho de Porto. We went with the moscatel, excellent choice! Worth seeking this place out! Wish we'd tried some of the other pastries, they all looked great!

We had the pasteis de nata here. It was served warm. The custard was too watery and the pastry wasn't flaky enough. The service was friendly. Would not recommend for pasteis de nata

The best pastel de nata I tasted in Lisbon! It's off the beaten path, away from the most touristy areas but it's well worth the trek. The service was superb too!

Best Pastel de Nata that we have had! Inexpensive, and excellent! Great espresso, bread and pastry. Definitely worth a visit!

This fantastic pastelaria makes pasteis de nata (egg custard tarts), flavored with just a hint of lemon rind to distinguish from other pastelerias nearby. The coffee was rich and strong but not too bitter, and it's easy to say that we will re returning here during our visit. Prices were incredible (and I hope they don't read this part) and could probably be raised without arousing any complaints.

I loved Pastelaria Alfama Doce. It's delicious and reasonably priced. I went right when they opened (8:00 a.m.) and there were already customers waiting. I loved that they have a huge selection of savory pastries. The cheese one was my absolute favorite; I also loved the sausage one. For sweets, the Alfama pastry was delicious. I got a few others, and all were good. I also got a decent cappucino. Staff is friendly and everything only cost about €6. If in Alfama, I highly recommend.

While the pastries may not the best, the prettiest, or the most refined, they are some of the cheapest and some of the best value you'll find in Lisbon. Using the ubiquitous pastel de nata as a benchmark, most other bakeries will charge at least 90 cents (e.g. A Padaria Portuguesa), and in general will be around 1 euro (e.g. Mantegeira). Pasteis de Belem is 1.10, Confeitaria Nacional (oldest bakery in Lisbon) is 1.15, and Rainha Dona Amélia is 1.25. The best in my opinion is Mantegeira. Here, the pastel de nata and the other tarts are good. But best of all is how local and friendly the staff are. There is limited, rustic, no-frills seating in the side area. This is a great local spot in the lovely Alfama neighborhood, which is an absolute must-see.

MY FAVE PASTEIS de NATA aka egg custard tart that I had during my visit to Lisbon were from this shop! This was the last place we got to try as part of our food tour, and oh gosh, definitely a highlight for me. Another mom and pop, or rather mom and daughter's Patisserie shop, and so was glad got to support a local business. The price was also super cheap and I found out from our guide that the Pasteis de Nata had this excellent addition of lemon peel, and that hint of tart with the sweet activated all my palate pleasure centers! I had multiple Pasteis here and regret not taking a dozen to-go! Am so coming back here again when next come back to Lisbon. Highly recommended!! Note - Day 3 of Lisbon, Portugal adventures Yelp 203/ 2019

My husband and I were regulars here throughout our time in Lisbon. The staff is friendly, the pastries are cheap, and the location was super convenient for us. Our favorites were the croissant with chocolate, a square pastry with ham and cheese, the chocolate salame, and their bread rolls (which were only 25 cents a piece). I'll miss our morning trips to buy inexpensive baked goods (mostly that chocolate croissant) from Pastelaria Alfama Doce. Be sure to stop by if you're walking through Alfama!

We found this lovely family owned Pastelaria, in Alfama. The location is very cozy, with limited seating but overflowing with with charm and incredible quality. The food cases are full of delicious variety. Everything. We ate. Was amazing. The coffee was delicious and the service was great.

I love this pastry shop. This morning, my fiance and i were overwhelmed with all the sweet and savory options they had for us. The owner was very warm and helpful. He gave us descriptions of all the baked goods and prepared some delicious coffee to enjoy. I enjoyed every bite of everything i had. The coffee was also very good. I will be back tomorrow to stuff as many egg tarts and chorizo breads into my belly and bag.

So, this is a perfect case of what it is and what it isn't. Not fancy or trendy. Just great coffee, service and pastries. Will eat here every day. If I lived here I would weigh an extra 40 lbs/kilos.

Sinple little shop that is super affordable. There is a small sitting area to the right of the counter. There is a very nice lady working there who is more than patient explaining what everything is. They mostly have sweet pastries but there were at least 2 savory ham and cheese pastries.

Nice quick breakfast! Felt like a more authentic family/Portuguese bakery than the French/Italian bakery's you will see in the more touristic areas.

This is where I scored breakfast pastries and lunch yumminess. Ordered the croissant with chocolate (you can get custard as well, they fill them on the spot), coconut bun, phyllo pastries with ham and cheese and tomato. While I was eating the latter at the airport, I got many envious glances. Four items = 4,90€. Gluten overload happiness = priceless.

This cafe might be the most local ever in the town. I've seen lots of locals to have coffee and breakfast. It gets busy but the service is really good. I tried 4 different pastries at once lol. Everything was so good. If I live in this town, I would come here every single day That's how much I liked this place!!!

Not that great for me. Coffee was watery and morning treats subpar. Oh well. Next stop.

Like waking up in your own home and heading down to the kitchen because you know your mom has been busy making morning pastries all night. A must stop on any journey to Lisbon! We order over a dozen different types/variations of pastries and all were excellent. Prices are extremely reasonable especially for the value and quality of the pastries and service.

Yummy pastries. The custard cake there was the best I've tried, still warm from the oven. Delicious. Friendly staff and they speak English and Italian too!

Great place with tasty pastries, fresh orange juice and friendly staff. They speak English very good!

I had my first custard tart at Pastelaria Alfama Doce and in my opinion, it was the best one I had while I was in Lisbon! The shop is very small and located in the heart of Alfama. The staff was very nice and they also offer a pretty decent selection of other baked goods. I definitely recommend stopping by Pastelaria Alfama Doce if you are in the Alfama area!!

Typical pastry shop in Portugal nothing special but the pastry was delicious and good coffee nothing to complain about hard to locate but if you're in the Alfama district it is a good place to have breakfast

This is a very nice spot to have breakfast. I Love the cheese and ham, chorizo and vegetables pastries. I had breakfast there every single day I was in Alfama. I seated and asked to take away. The only complain is seating. But cmon. Its Alfama. Every place it's small. It's like the signature.

Very good food and excellent service! Make sure to try the bread of god (sweet bread with coconut on it!) My family and I loved it!

This is a good spot for morning pastries and coffee. Very affordable. But there is not much seating. It's more of a take-away spot. It's also difficult to find (par for the course in Alfama). Try the linguiça pastry if you're looking for something savory.

The quick & easy way to enjoy perfectly delicious Pastel de Natas - 0.85 euro / each

I had a cappuccino, a ham/cheese/tomato pastry as well as a pastry bun with coconut over the top. Everything was delicious! The workers there were Also very friendly!! Small and very nice place.

Delicious Pasteis de Belem!! We took them with a Capuccino that was also very good! Excellent service and very kind