No trip to Lisbon is truly complete without savoring their famous pastéis de nata – a Portuguese custard tarts with sweet egg cream in flaky pastry. We tried them at Padaria, conveniently close to O Trevo. These tarts are a common find all around Lisbon. It was creamy and sweet inside, perfectly flaky outside.

Nice bakery with good choice of dishes from sandwiches to salads and sweet pastries. Nice sitting area. Clean toilets.

For a quick breakfast is a good option! I already dine in and took away! Fresh food and good organic coffee. I love the “pão de Deus”.

Orange juice is made freshly squeezed to order. We tried the chicken salad on croissant and ham & cheese on the coconut sweet bread Pāo de Deus which became my favourite. There are several locations in Lisbon, we visited in the Barrio Alto neighbourhood. We stopped for some coffee and cake after walking around. Ordered a chocolate cake that was mousse and covered with chocolate powder (see photo). I need to know the name of this cake please, I loved it so much! Place has a lot of seating and options, plus it's good value for money (we got 3 coffees, a piece of cake and a bottle of water for €6.55) and this cake was one of my top3 chocolate cake, it just worked really well for me. I'd go back, but I'm leaving Lisbon :'( I hope to find something similar in Porto!

Delicious fresh salads with shrimp and mushrooms, and sandwiches, excellent pastries and coffee. You need to take a number at the entrance, it is convenient that you can see the number of people in the line. All our food was worth the waiting time, it was delicious.

A great cafe with an amazing array of dessert and other food choices. Fantastic location and there is plenty of seating most of the time. The pastel de nata was excellent as was the pistachio cake. Highly recommended.

Definitely do not come here for savory food. The shrimp sandwich was dry and tired. The croquette de carne was lackluster- not crispy . The layered cake was the best part, but the bar was low. Not impressed.

Great atmosphere for sitting. Very central. Coffee is good. Service is OK but hard as a tourist ( I used ggoogle translate and made it!) Went to another location and it was also great. It seems they only sell in menu’s and not seperate items but… might be wrong. The soup and prawn sandwich is good too.

The best brownie is here! Second time trying Brownie top! Recommend

I enjoyed my experience at this cafe throughout my stay here in Lisboa. Their cappuccino is delicious sweet balanced and croquette de carne was delicious

I've been here in the afternoon to take away some cakes. The waitress couldn't speak English at all and was quite rude when I asked for more information and whether it was possible to cut one piece from a whole cake. Anyway cakes are good and cost is ok. They have a lot of options, both sweet and savoury.

The waitress was so incredibly rude. Her name tag said Micaela I think. Made fun of me in Portuguese (which I don’t speak well, but can understand) to her colleagues as she took my order. Sandwich was dry and hard to eat- expensive for the quality.

I very agree with the someone figured of service attitude. For a dessert coffee shop, a pleasant atmosphere and friendly service are more important. The coffee and the chocolate cake tastes just ok. It’s a good place to have a rest,but not good enough for desserts and coffee.