Noshi Coffee

Outstanding spot for breakfast. Superb smiley service, outstanding food and great value. Their coffee is also excellent. So happy we stumbled upon this place. Yogurt bowl was fab, as was the Avocado (vegetable) toast, and the eggs Benedict. You can’t go wrong here.

Stumbled in to get some coffee and a bite to eat before exploring the city for the day and it did not disappoint. Very clean, bright and great interior with lovely staff and good coffee! The scrambled eggs were very tasty too. Our server Bruno was especially good, and gave me tips of good food and drink to have in the city.

Had the Noshi toast with a mimosa on the side — absolutely perfect for brunch! The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the place itself is beautiful. Service was friendly and attentive throughout. Highly recommend for a delicious and relaxing breakfast or brunch!

Very nice brunch at Noshi! We enjoyed the ambiance and natural lighting of the patio, and you also have a couple of different options of where to sit down. We ordered a couple of drinks and food. The golden milk was on the sweeter side so keep that in mind! Also, even though the orange juice said natural, I felt that they had added sugar to it. We also ordered the vegan toast, delicious gluten free bread, wonderful balance of flavors and textures, we both enjoyed it very much. We also got the chia pudding which was great as well, nice proportions of fruit and jam. The service was alright. Attention was a little slow, maybe it was busy, and our server had little patience with us that day when I was asking questions, but thats alright. Would definitely return to try more goodies!

The salmon burger was so tasty!! Also the red fruit sangria was really nice! Our server was just quiet and a bit distant, but the food was really good!

A lovely cafe in Porto, with vegan options. The food was tasty but the portions could have been a bit bigger. The staff were lovely too.

Came for a quick lunch, the food was very good although nothing extraordinary (nevertheless a great option for a healthy break). Service was friendly but quite slow, and the interior is not super cozy, except for the little courtyard.

Amazing place and food. Really nice staff and wonderful atmosphere. Highly recommend!

Very cute cafe with a small garden looking section in the back. The coffee was delicious and there was free WIFI. The music playlist was also very well chosen. I had a very good rest here.

Noshi was a beautiful restaurant! They have a cute garden inside in the back, and very healthy options. I got a cappuccino, orange juice, and simple pancakes, and my husband got the English eggs and dragon juice. Prices were a little higher than other breakfast places, but worth it.

I deeply appreciated the ambiance of Noshi, all the hanging vines, terrariums, the ample of the iberian sun streaming in. I felt a little wistful at how such cafes made in harmony with nature are more an anomaly and not the norm. In California, you'll find outdoor seating where you can enjoy the sun plenty, but one with a cozy plant oasis such as Noshi's would be a rare discovery. Sitting amidst this sea of green is surreal and enrapturing, if you grab a good seat, you might find yourself sitting there all day reading thru whatever you're reading or just even starting at stuff. I ended up with a simple and nutritious quinoa bowl topped with avocado and yogurt and a cortado and took my sweet time to get thru it. The bus comes right across it, and as I left I felt more longing to sneak this cafe home in my luggage.

Such a lovely cafe! I can't believe something so beautiful have such incredibly delicious and healthy food. I had the quinoa salad and it was probably one of the best salads I've ever had in my life! We were a party of 7 and everyone left happy and we're nourished. Noshi cafe you truly out did yourself!!!

Smack dab in the middle of a beautiful area of town with Igreja do Carmo, Livraria Lello, and countless parks and shops nearby. As we decided against the insane line at the famed bookstore, we kept walking in pursuit of a fresh and healthy-ish breakfast and a caffeine fix. Yelp told us Noshi was the place to be! You walk in and it looks small and quaint with just two tables and the large coffee bar front and center. However, it does go back farther to another seating area with a skylight, plants, cute artwork, and a unisex bathroom that shares a sink and breaks off into two small separate toilet spaces (including a baby changing station in one). We were greeted kindly and promptly. We were seated in a 2-top next to the bar and ordered coffees and water. It was fun watching them in action. Note that the shop offers sugar for coffee. If you need SF/low-sugar, they give agave...which tastes unique. Be weird and bring your own packets, if this is a deal-breaker. The coffee is very smooth and flavorful. The menu is unique and expansive, as is the list of coffee creations. We ordered the salmon croissant and the bacon toast. However, there was a language-based miscommunication (that's what I get for attempting to speak in full Portuguese without the skills. Oops!). Instead of the bacon toast with arugula, turkey bacon, avo, poached eggs, etc, I received plain toast. After I kindly apologized and sent it back, I saw frustrated kitchen and heard a few choice words. Other than this blip, our experience was great. Our server was very sweet, the food has just enough flavor and powered us up for the day, the coffee tasty, and the space bright and welcoming.

Absolutely loved this place. I came here right after arriving in Porto to grab a snack and cup of coffee, and it ended up being my favorite spot of the trip! The menu had tons of vegan options that were very well labeled. I started with a large cup of chemex coffee that was generously portioned and delicious. (I didn't realize until later how hard it would be to find filter coffee - available mostly only at specialty coffee shops and there only in tiny portions for a relatively high price.) I also loved the vegan oat "simple pancakes" topped with fruit. The pink chia pudding was the least exciting thing I had there (some clumps of seeds that weren't completely mixed in) but still good with all the fruit garnishes.

I can't say enough good about Noshi. Fortuitously, it was steps away from our Airbnb while in Porto, and we went most mornings. The space is airy, light and bright; it's especially nice in back, seated in the atrium. They have the coveted *vegan croissant, done exactly right. The non-vegan one is whole grain yet still somehow very light in texture..delicious. Both are quite good. Breakfast is a generous affair, every offering fancied up for a ball....multiple fruits, sprinkling of seeds, flourishes of sauce. Food arriving at table feels like wrapped gifts. There is an available Brunch fixe prix; I think it's always available. 15 euro for a meal intended for one, but two could easily share. It's a feast of multiple items, smaller versions of what you could order singly. Chia pudding, street taco, pancake stack, etc., includes coffee & fresh juice. There is a similar kind of arrangement for lunch. Separately, try the vegan toast with mushrooms. Fantastic! Everything is healthy and fresh. Not quite the "elegance" of Manna, but where Manna feels like a quiet treat and retreat, Noshi feels like a bustling, kind HOME. One day I sat here with a close friend and cried for three hours. We were having a pivotal life moment, going deep, pulling away barriers. The talk went on and on, preventing any other patrons from receiving the table, which was also piling Mountain high with tissues. No one paid any mind, seemingly no annoyance, no suggestion to move on. In fact, the manager swung by, depositing a dessert on the table with a smile. She said breezily, "You look like you need this." Of course we felt badly to have imposed to greatly. We tipped the heck out of them all once we resolved our soul searching and were able to smile again, and thanked them mightily. But they didn't expect that. In general, it feels like Portugal as a country, and Porto in particular, allows you to experience the full spectrum of your life. To drop the pretenses you acquired elsewhere and show up as only yourself. Noshi was a major part of that for me on this life-changing trip, and I will always cherish this place. Maybe you will come here and just happen to pass through a sea change in life, also. Maybe the kindness of the people invites you to do so.

Amazing!! What can I say, everything about this place was amazing! From the people to the food, wow! The only thing I wish they did put on their menu was that some of the dishes include nuts, they should definitely put that down. The toast was delicious with just the amount of cheese drizzled on top. Although I didn't expect my drink like that, it was still a great drink. Definitely recommend this cool place!

A great little oasis in Porto. Not the cheapest but everything was really good, and worth the extra. The front might look small but it's a long store with a small backyard garden at the back. Wide range of options both vegan and with meat. Salads, pasta, and croissants :)

Food good, but terrible service. We were not greeted as we stood waiting. We were told it would be a 10min wait to be seated. No problem. Once we were seated, no one gave us any menus. Then upon ordering, my girlfriend asked about the brunch menu, the server "forgot" to tell us...We ordered. My plate came, we waited for my girlfriends plate....30minutes later it arrived. Never have I eaten at an establishment where the entrées are not served together. Let alone 30min apart. Besides which we had ordered Avocado Toast... We came here because it was listed as Vegan. Apparently it's very complicated. The food, when it came was good. But I'm sorry the service and attitude was disgusting! My girlfriend suffers from celiac disease, upon inquiring as to whether the toast was in fact Gluten Free as ordered, the server got Very abrupt and argumentative when we asked if is was in fact gluten free. We are traveling and are chill, but bad service is bad service. No excuse! Our 1st and only bad experience in Portugal. Catarina at reception was very sweet and understanding, she did help make our morning experience better:)

Cute place with friendly staff. We bumped in to this place while walking in the neighborhood and liked the food so much that came back next day for some more delicious breakfast.

We can't rate either the coffee or the food at Noshi because we sat at a table outside when the cafe wasn't even busy and were completely ignored for 20 minutes. Left hungry and frustrated. Went around the corner to Cafe Piolho D'ouro and had great coffee, great food and great service.

Such a gem in Porto! Loved the interiors and coffee!! We had a little bit of difficultly finding iced coffee (lattes) in Porto, but this coffee garden had it all! Their iced honey latte and iced summer coffee is so delicious! We stayed here about an hour because it was so cozy - absolutely loved it here. Clean, warm, and cute interiors. A lot of other customers were eating meals here, but we came after lunch for coffee! They've got 10 or so tables inside, a handful more in their back patio and some out in front of the cafe as well. Definitely would recommend to check this place out!!

Love this place! It's a beautiful space with lot's of light and a gorgeous enclosed patio in the back with a huge skylight for a ceiling and hanging plants with running water - a lovely space. They have free wifi if needed. Food is amazing. The noshi toast was soooooo good. Veggie toast also delicious, just less going on than the noshi toast. Yogurt with fruit and granola was also delicious and fresh. The menu is full of healthy and also delicious options, veggie friendly. The coffee is delicious as well. The service was impeccable, very friendly. Our server answered our questions very thoughtfully and thoroughly - which we appreciated since as tourists we could easily be dismissed. We have already come back twice in two days - and we will continue to come back!

A good coffee is one thing I always make it a mission to seek out when traveling. After 3 weeks in UK and Lisbon I finally, finally, found that place.What an absolute thrill to order AND get coffee that's made and tastes like coffee back home (Australia)

We stopped for lunch on our sightseeing stroll and were treated to delicious sandwiches and lunch specials- absolutely worth a visit!

Everything was we ordered was very tiny in comparison to price, and the culinary experience wasn't overwhelming, but the interior is nice and they have vegan stuff.