A café offering an authentic Portuguese experience. The staff is friendly, prompt, and helpful. The atmosphere is very relaxed and pleasant. The Portuguese tarts are delicious and freshly made on the premises. The coffee is also very good. All in all, this café offers the perfect place to enjoy a bit of downtime or catch up with friends.

Not able to travel to Portugal, visit cafe. Authentic atmosphere, cozy, coffee, wine, juice, pastels and breakfast, starters exist. Dog friendly, English speaking. Really good

I highly recommend it, since all the places both inside and in the small garden of this cafe were occupied, we took with us and ate in the park. I also recommend coming at least 2 hours before the cafe closes, as pastel de nata don’t stay by the end of the day

I loved this place from the moment it was established in 2017. So many beautiful days spent by their pastel de nata and espresso with a book in my hands. Now, because of the continuous price raise, I lost my intention to visit Cafe Lisboa again. Prices change comparison in PLN (NOW/6MONTHS AGO/12MONTHS AGO) Espresso + Pastel de Nata (15/13/11), Cappuccino (16/14/12). Painful. Instead, I cannot wait to book flights to Portugal and enjoy their coffee with stunning river view from Alfama in real Lisbon.

Comparing to my trip to Porto, pasteis in Cafe Lisboa were better than some of those that I had in Portugal. Incredible interior design that took me back to Porto. Moreover, the sardine sandwich is worth recommending. It was delicious.

The Cafe is following Portugal style in everything: interior, food, staff and drinks. Also they do Portugal day from time to time, as party with Portuguese music and barbecue food. The Cafe has concept of mono-desserts, which is Pastel De nata, and it's very tasty! Pastel de Nata costs 7 zl, espresso costs 9 zl, but set Pastel de Nata + Espresso costs 13 zl. The place is not big inside, but they have good terrace in the inner courtyard. Recommend to visit it and taste Portuguese dessert!

Inside is a very small place, but has some seats outside, so if there is a good weather then you can join the sun, however there are not tables outside only chairs. The staff is very friendly and speak very well English. They have coffees, tea, small savoury menu, and of course lots and lots of pastel de nata.

The pasteis de Nata really taste like in Portugal! I liked the relaxed but social atmosphere. Also best freshly squeezed orange juice I've ever had

A true Lisbon in Cracow! Cozy place with great atmosphere, tasty food (not only pasteis de nata!) and drinks (especially coffee and wine). I have visited it for the first time back in 2018 and it is on top of my places to visit in Cracow. I like to observe how it grows and manage to keep high quality and atmosphere👌

Delicious Pasteis de nata like in Portugal! Lovely coffee place but can get crowded easily!

Why did I not discover this place earlier :) The pasteis De nata is super fresh and delicious 👌

Chef’s kiss 😭🤌🤌🤌 There’re better when warm, would come back to Krakow simply because of them

A small, cozy place which will definitely remind you of Lisboa 🥹 📍Location Dolnych Młynów 3/4 ☕️ Pastel de Nata - handmade and so delicious 💸I paid 15zl for americano + dessert 🍮 On a weekends you may come early and enjoy your coffee with the most popular dessert from Lisboa on the bench in a sunny ☀️ day Recommend! 10/10 🫶🏼

we've been here 5 times already. The most delicious coffee, desserts, the most delicious

Very cool place with nice atmosphere and tasty pasteis de nata.

Super, nice coffee, delicious pastel👍 like in Lisbon

Cafe Lisboa in Krakow is a hidden gem that impresses on all fronts. With its inviting atmosphere, attentive service, and beautiful outdoor seating, it offers a complete excellent experience. Whether you're a coffee, food enthusiast, a wine connoisseur, or simply looking for a cozy and memorable cafe, Cafe Lisboa is a must-visit destination that will leave you longing for more.

This was a very great find for us. Polish cuisine excels at desserts but somehow we didn't expect Portuguese pasteis in Krakow. But they are almost nearly as good as those from Belem. They bake them continuously so you'll usually get them being still a bit warm and with a light crunch. Staff are friendly and manage well in the tight space. They do speak English too. In the summer it is worth trying to sit in the back garden, if you get a space. It's much cooler and quiet. The drinks are also very good and they can provide lactose free/ oat milk if required. Can absolutely recommend.

Sometimes it is a mystery why some cafes are so popular but at Cafe Lisboa it is obvious: good atmosphere, friendly service (most of the staff speak English) and those delicious little Portuguese cakes! The cafe is a bit cramped inside but in good weather one can sit at the tables out front or the in large seating area at the back. Highly recommended. How wonderful being English in a Portuguese cafe in Polish Krakow!

I was here this morning and it's the friendliest coffee shop I have been to in Krakow. The cappuccino was really good and the atmosphere in that area of town is pleasant. I should try the food next time.

One of the best options for breakfast💫 My love from the fist sight if to be more precise from the first pastel de nata 😍💫

Definitely best coffee in the city (Delta café, Portuguese brand) and very tasty "pastel de nata", delicious like the ones that you can eat in Portugal. Very quick and kind service, with more than reasonable price. An amazing Lisbon corner in Krakow, with the sound of fado! I recommend! :)

It’s kind of legendary place. Great coffee, excellent Portugal wine, tasty sweets. If you like coffee place with old town atmosphere, it’s one of the best place in Krakow. One star down for missing water for free.

If to talk about the Pastel de Nata and coffee I would give 5 stars. If you never tried, please do, they are better than a lot of places in Portugal. The rest of the menu I think it's a bit overpriced for the value.

Best pasteis de nata in Krakow! A lot of azulejo in design, vibes of Lisbon!

It’s a glam piece of Portugal inside of this coffeeshop. I even got lost for a moment 😅. Such a lovely place at the backyard. Very green and refreshing atmosphere. The Pastel DecNata was recommended by my cousin, who is a resident in Krakow, as one of the best dessert in town. Coffee was also very good. I definitely recommend if you are a sweat tooth) coming back once I’m in Krakow again.

Situated just 3 minutes walk outside the park the sorrounds Krakow's old centre (Stare Miasto) this place offers a good quality coffee that goes perfectly with the delicious "pastel de nata" a typical Portuguese "cake". The place is quiet and it's got seats in and out

The best Pastel de Nata I ate outside of Portugal. Very charming place.

The store has its distinctive Mediterranean ambiance. New and warm egg tarts are made gradually. Personally, I really like the texture of the filling; and the flaky, not too thick and crispy crust. One minimal minus is the taste not too special to me and a bit excessiveness of sweet.

Fantastic. Very authentic. The Pastel de Nata are very fresh, warm and delicious.

A piece of Portugal in Krakow! Always fresh pasties de Nata especially tasty with combination of espresso ☕️

Excellent!! We loved everything. Really good sardine sandwich, the olives were divinal as the bread... for a moment I thought I was in Portugal, listening portuguese music while I was drinking a coffee and eating a crunchy and warm pastel de nata. It’s a place to visit again for sure!!

More than the food, I would visit there again and again for the ambience. Food is great too. And so are the staffs.

Excellent café with a quiet courtyard.

The perfect place in Kraków for Portuguese classic custard tarts and coffee.

For what they have- a unique thing in Krakow, no wonder become so super popular. But we think their Pastéis de Nata was not that mind-blowing. No buttery flavor at all from the pastry. It was like they sub the butter with oil (neutral oil) but texture wise-super crunchy. Custard too sweet for our taste-also it was curdled, not smooth consistency. Super fulfilling tho. We got two each. Thank God their coffee was so good! Balance it out.

Great as always place for a coffee and Portuguese music, for a small talk with your friends at tiny tables or longer wine tasting in the garden. What I like the most it's a signature espresso + Patel de nata together for 9 zł. Perfect remind about Portugal. The waiter brings you it to the table served with a glass a water and asks you if you want cinnamon to your pastel. Cinnamon is very tasty here. I don't know where they take it, but it tastes specially good. I visit this place every week, and recommend you to try if you have not done it yet.