Choupana Caffé

We bought their cakes in a box, and when we got home, this is what we found. I tried to contact them, hoping they would at least apologize, but they chose to ignore me. Mistakes are understandable, but taking responsibility and correcting them is what matters. They were quite expensivez

A very pleasant spot located near Campo Pequeno, offering a wide variety of pastries and also some bakery items. The service was quick and efficient, with our order arriving at the table in no time. We recommend having breakfast here, especially on a Sunday when it tends to be less crowded - just like we did.

The crossiants were amazing but to big for our tummy's! The place had a lovely atmosphere and staff couldn't be more helpful, especially with the occasional language barrier. I would definitely go back if I lived in Portugal. ♥️🥐

Really cozy place, with very affordable food I totally recommend !! The staff is nice. A really good spot to work or just chat with friends!

I love this place, you can have your coffee and pastries anytime in a good quality and also affordable. You can also work with your laptop there, it’s a cozy spot.

The best cafe I went to in Lisbon. The red velvet croissant is a must have on the menu and I can’t recommend the pancakes enough. Had a cool atmosphere and lovely staff. Worth the visit!!

I recently visited Choupana Caffe in Portugal for breakfast, and while the experience had its ups and downs, it was memorable in its own way. I enjoyed the chill atmosphere and the nostalgic 2000s hits playing in the background, even though they were covers rather than the original artists. The open, relaxed vibe of the place made it a pleasant spot to start my day. I had avocado toast each morning, and while the first day's offering was quite good, the subsequent days fell short. On day two, the toast was burnt, and on day three, it was overly seasoned. I appreciated that they always provided honey on the side, although I was taken aback when I was charged 2 euros for a small amount of honey with an attitude on the last day. The croissant, which I had hoped would be a delightful treat, turned out to be more reminiscent of a gas station Danish, leaving me wondering if perhaps I missed out on fresher options by not arriving earlier. Despite the warm service from most staff members, my last day was marred by a rushed feeling and less-than-friendly interaction with the same lady who had previously charged me for honey. This final impression left me feeling less inclined to return. Overall, while Choupana Caffe offered a charming atmosphere and some enjoyable moments, the inconsistent food quality and service left me with mixed feelings about the experience.

(They have red velvet croissants!) Nice bakery/restaurant next to the Saldanha metro station on the yellow line. Location wise it’s quite nice for a breakfast/lunch stop in between or before touristic activities. We went for the lunch menus (9€) with soup, orange juice, coffee (espresso), 1X “pasta de nata” and then you have options, we got one with an avocado/egg sandwich and another one with yogurt (that comes with 2 toppings). We also tried the red velvet croissant (the only place in Lisbon that we found for this!). Photos with everything that we ordered plus the menu from today 16.11.2022 attached. The host speaks English, so it’s not a problem to order and get around. They are also very nice, helpful and the food came rather fast! The overall service is nice. I also like the interior design, very simple/classic and also very clean. Overall a very nice experience while in Lisbon, I highly recommend it A+.

Delicious. I had the red velvet croissant and the Espresso Choupana. The croissants was more like red velvet brioche but that seems to be all the croissants here

Meh. My friend got her expresso there and she enjoyed it. I wanted their ham + cheese panini which looked 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.

Service was Quick. The place is quaint and clean and food was tasty. And lots of delicious pastries

Great breakfast place. On Google and Yelp states the store opens at 7am but it actually opens at 8am. I show up at 7am and it was closed. Had the latte, OJ and yogurt. It is great place to try out.

Excellent service and great food. Had bagels with egg, some pastries and amazing coffee. Absolutely worth it for breakfast

Great for breakfast to grab a quick bite on the go or you can dine in which is nice. I got pancakes with bananas and the biggest croissant I ever seen in my life. Haha. It was fresh, delicious and filling - flaky and soft. Good service and cute cafe style spot. Not far from the Lisboa Oriente train station.

When we decided to eat outside, I arrived at this location at 12:15 p.m. By 1:00 p.m. no one had shown up. It took me 15 minutes more for the server to arrive at our table after I went inside. A simple chicken panini and beethummus was ordered with well-done fried eggs. I waited another 35 minutes... The logistics at this location are extremely poor, the servers are disorganized and respond very slowly. After reading a few reviews about the food, I decided to visit this restaurant. Due to the long wait time, I would not recommend this restaurant. A long wait is not expected at this restaurant.

This place is awesome. The panini perfectly hit the spot; the bread was super crispy and flavourful -- you can tell they use real butter! And did this panini make me a rosemary convert? Also grabbed a warm pasteis de natas from here, although it was a bit too sweet. Same with the croissants -- while those do seem to be their speciality, they all looked too sweet for my liking. The gelato looked a bit old / crystallized, but thankfully didn't taste that way. The raspberry was decent but not amazing, while the pistachio was better than it looked. I'll always trust a place that can serve up a good pistachio. Choupana Caffe also seems to be known for its thick hot chocolate, but unfortunately, they didn't have any available when we went. It also led to a bit of a mix-up with the counter staff, but they were gracious about helping me out and allowing me to swap it out for freshly squeezed OJ.

Pretty decent breakfast cafe in the middle of the city. I got their avocado toast, OJ, and pear apple cinnamon juice. It filled me up and everything tasted fresh. The juices are squeezed there, so I just had to try a couple. The place itself is casual and frequented by locals heading to work. It's not a place I'd go out of your way for, but if you need some grub, it's a good option.

I found this place while looking for breakfast one morning. I was seated quickly, but it took a few minutes to get a menu. The person who waited on me did make eye contact at one point and apologized for the wait - they were fairly busy. I ordered a cafe con leche, a Tosta Mista (cheese, ham, and oregano), and a Pastel de Nata. The sandwich was HUGE and delicious - the bread was very flavorful, and the Pastel de Nata was the best I had during my trip. I really wanted to go back, but didn't have time. I highly recommend!

An amazing place!! Food is delicious and the atmosphere is very cozy and charming. Service is fast and polite. I had a French Toast and a red velvet croissant. The French Toast was amazing! Very soft bread, with bacon, an egg on the top (with uncooked creamy yolk) and creamy cheese and blueberries aside. The croissant is brioche style, I'm not really a fan. It was a little too heavy. It has a nut cream on top (really good) and a chocolate filling (not necessary). I didn't like the chocolate...but, again, it's is due to my taste. I gave it to my friend and she loved it! My friend had a pancake with honey and they were delicious!! Also the juice (apple, pear and cinnamon) was deic Overall it think it really worths the price! I would definitely come back!!

Very cute little cafe. Super full on the weekends so definitely recommend coming on the weekdays. They're lattes were awesome and they have avocado toast and different waffles

Nice little cafe with quaint seating service. It's packed in the morning and Un rushed. Waiters English was helpful and pleasant. Meal was tasty and everything fresh. The waiter accomdated changes to suit our taste. The tables are small so strategic plate placement is important if you eat a good bit like I do :-) A must visit caffe - breakfast was great. Pro tip: internet maps don't work well here - making you think you have father to go. Look at the building signs very carefully as we walked by several locations as the map app is not very accurate.

I never really go out to eat breakfast but this cafe is something I am going to remember for a long time! This cafe is amazing!!! Everything about this cafe had made my visit to Portugal so much better! The service in this cafe was incredible! I had come to this cafe twice and both times the staff has shown that they are super accommodating with your needs. The cafe itself super cute and aesthetic! Be prepared to wait because this place is always crowded! My family went at around 9 and the rush started to come in at around 10 so go a little early! Everything single item that we ordered was delicious! Starting off with drinks we had the lemonade with mint and cinnamon. This drink is super tart so just be prepared for that! The cappuccino is what really made my day! Made perfectly this drink was amazing! There was many different foods that we had at this cafe! This first one being the veggie toastie! The toastie's are like a veggie sandwich! Filled with many different roasted vegetables and a slight smear of goat cheese, this sandwich was my favorite of all the things that we got! Another great item was the scrambled eggs with tomato or the bread with tomato. Something about the tomatoes made both of these dishes incredible. Overall this place is amazing. There is a reason why there are always crowds flooding inside. The food is good and the atmosphere just makes this place even better! And don't forget to leave with a croissant because you will regret it!!!

Another fantastic breakfast spot in Lisbon. They have a beautiful assortment of pastries ranging from inventive croissant flavors (ex: red velvet) to cinnamon crumb buns and tarts. The menu includes salads, toasts, salads, yogurt, and eggs. I had the ham toast which was beautiful and too large for one person to eat. They also sell loaves of bread and I plan to take two home with me to the US.

We found this place on our last morning here in Lisbon. We wished we found out about this breakfast place earlier during our stay here since it was a walkable distance from our hotel. If we knew earlier, we would have came here every morning. Reason being: BEST croissant we've ever had! Warm and crispy on the outside, fresh, soft like a cloud and buttery on the inside. Very hard to find such yummy croissant in the states. I really miss this place just thinking about it. Not only that, the Choupana brunch combo that we got was more than enough for 2 people (even for 3 people). The combo was a good deal (Euro 16.50 = about USD $18.00), comes with a lot of different items, it's tasty, healthy, and has nice presentations. Comes with a basket of bread, Pastries, and croissant with butter, jelly, and honey; a cup of fancy arty cappuccino; another 2nd drink choice of fresh squeezed OJ or juice of the day; a cup of yogurt with fresh your choice of 2 fresh fruits (we chose papaya and mango)- also another deliciousness that I really liked, very creamy; and a plate of vegetables entree (you can choose prosciutto, smoked salmon or vegetables entree). I was so indulged and amazed in the meal that I forgot to take a picture of the vege entree plate as well. A combo like this in the states could easily cost $25-30+ and it probably won't be as fresh and delicious. The cafe was very hip and modern, friendly staff (staff speaks English and have English menu available), they're busy (u know the stuff it's good), a lot of locals eating there, the wait was about 20-25 mins at 10:00-10:30am in the morning on a weekday even. Definitely would come back here again if we ever visit Lisbon again. Highly recommended if you're around the area!

Close to the Evolution Hotel. Friendly service and inexpensive. They have sidewalk seating. It was my go to spot.

There is something to be said about the "wanna be" hip places. Waiters are stuck up, have no idea of what they are serving. The food is ok, not great

Very cute place. Staff is young and accommodating. We got a mozzarella, pesto tomato sandwich pressed and a yogurt. Prices are very affordable. And they let you stay and work or chat. Def recommend if you're in the area. Cute backyard area too but we sat inside in the back near the window. -W

Choupana is A-OK. This neighborhood was missing a place like this, for sure. Good ambience and a good place to chat with a friend, while you drink a cappuccino and eat one of their many options. It has good pastries and decent meals (burgers, pizza, sandwiches, soup, salads and even pasta, there's a lot to choose from). The food doesn't wow me and that's why I think it's a little expensive. Service could be better.

Couldn't be more happy with our choice to stop here before our flight back. The food was delicious, plates and drinks were presented with such a yummy appearance, and even the menu was a cute touch. The waiter was so wonderful and very polite, we felt so welcomed and enjoyed everything we had. As we finished up we took our card with our tab to pay at the front desk, then stepped outside to find a quick trip to the taxis stand! Sorry I didn't take a picture of my food it came out and I ate it so fast. But I had the cinnamon pancakes and they were yummy but the cinnamon and chocolate cappuccino hit the spot.

Such a cute, somewhat hipster cafe. Not touristy at all but the waiters do speak English well + an English menu. I ordered the iced espresso and scrambled eggs with chicken. Food was as pretty good. Would definitely come back again for the vibe and to try out the delicious looking and smelling pastries!

Cute place, pasties looked delicious, but we had pancakes and a salmon sandwich, which were good. Cafe drinks were great. Service was good, they had a separate menu in English, too.

Super cute atmosphere! Amazing breakfast! Healthy options as well as indulging beauties like pastries and pancakes!! My friend from Lisbon says they have the best brunch in all of the city!

We came here 2-3 times during our Lisboa trip. It's a nice local eatery that has great pao de deus at the Counter area. We loved the sandwiches (toastees) here, bread in Portugal is amazing! We also had pancakes and salads which were ok. The best part is you are among locals who hang out and just talk. And even better, this place is priced very well plus they have free WiFi.

Friendly service and great atmosphere for a relaxing breakfast. The pastries and freshly squeezed OJ are the real winners here. The avacado toast lacked real flavor being that the avacado was from a tube.

Love this place! We had an enormous breakfast with coffee, juice, a basket of bread, yogurt, eggs, cheese, ham for under €20.

Yummy Yummy pastries! So much selection and one of the best in the area. I couldn't help myself!

The staffs were amazingly friendly and attentive. We were visiting from San Francisco and found this cute place right in the center of town for a Saturday brunch. The pastel do nata paired with a classic Americano coffee are just heavenly. Also supreme is the salmon wrap with lettuces and crème fraîche. It vibe felt so elegant yet so simple at the same time, a duality of sort so fitting for a Saturday morning.

A pleasent hipster looking cafe in the heart of lisboa, fair price and delicious food (the bacon chicken toast is a most have), has a wide variety and excellent presentation. The staff is friendly and helpful. The service fairly quick . The only con is that they preferred style to comfort in terms of decor, most tables womble an awfull lot but hey they look cool

Great modern cafe for breakfast. Lovely atmosphere and cousy interior with wifi which makes it an excellent place to get some work done. Good coffee, nice pastries by Portugal standards, killer ham and cheese toastie, awesome yogurt and fruit options. Totally recommend it!

On my visit to Lisbon I have been here almost every day. I love the atmosphere and the service. Great place to read, have coffee, eat brunch, or share a pastry.

This is a great place for breakfast or brunch is Lisboa. I was in town for 4 days and came here twice! The croissants are perfectly fresh and warm and are to die for! The cappuccino with chocolate are delicious as well.

Pancakes were delicious, eggs were lovely and the coffee was really good. Service was a bit slow and confusing but overall a nice atmosphere.

Wonderful food, especially the pastries, great espresso, a very friendly staff, and a cool atmosphere. Superb all-around.

Very good food! The location is amazing and has a lot of transportation near by! I love the atmosphere! The service and staff where very nice and helpful!

We stayed in an Airbnb in the area and we came here twice for breakfast. Come early if you are in a hurry, they can get very busy on weekend with a long line up. Food is very good, especially their morning sandwiches, toasts, and pastries. The service is nice but on the slow side.