A Padaria Portuguesa

Extremely rude attendant. I was just looking at the menu out of curiosity and he said those items weren't available. When I asked for some items from the counter, he didn't ask if I wanted to eat there or take them away, and just put them in a bag to take away, throwing them on the counter as if I were asking for free food. I had eaten a Pão de Deus at another branch and it was very fresh, even though it was late afternoon. This one seemed to have been made the day before. The brownie didn't seem fresh either, but at least the flavor was balanced, not too sweet. The outlet doesn't work (come on, it's a bakery! Lots of people go to this kind of place to work, but I really just needed to charge my phone a little). The bathroom could be better, both in terms of cleanliness and structure, but it is acceptable.

I got a horrible croissant (way too sweet and soggy) and one of the worst coffees I've ever had in my life. The staff are nice but the food quality is low.

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.

The staff just ignored customers whether they ordered or not. Even though there were many other customers besides me, he didn’t seem to care at all. I let it slide, but when I finally ordered a cake, he touched it with the same hands he had just used to handle money.

Nicely located location beside Tram 28 boarding. Rested my feet and had a nice and simple lunch; beef and salmon sandwiches and coffee

the staff is really rude to you. they treat you like you’re asking for free food or something. We were tryna buy water to use the bathroom and the staff was so rude about it. never come here the food was bad as well. such bad service

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.

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.

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.