One of the oldest cafe in Lisbon, founded in 1905. You can choose from huge variety of sweets, bakery and pastry right at the showcase, and they all are fresh. Interior is amazing - feels like you got into antique library. Minimum bill would be around 15€

Very nice place to see!!! But the coffee and the pasteis de Nata were poor & expensive. The service is bad: we were lucky and there were no customers to wait in the line and there was available table for us to have a seat. Even though, we had a seat, the supervisor got us to stand up & go outside the cafe waiting in the line for a minute or so until welcoming us back in the cafe and driving us to a different available table and not the preferred one we had a seat initially. Disappointing!!!

I'm not sure what's more welcoming - the staff shouting at each other or the staff ignoring us when we tried to order... Or maybe it was the waiter with his hands in his pants. Good coffee and a decent custard tart but it was an unpleasant experience.

One of the most popular Cafe in Lisboa. Very old and nice. has good coffee, hot chocolate and of course the coveted sweets of Portugal! A nice cafe in a very good spot, you can go on foot (not far from the center) or you can take tram 28 (it has a stop nearby).

I think it's the most beautiful bakery / cafe / confectionery I've ever seen. Just about it is worth coming and experiencing the place. On the taste there is room for improvement. Located in the busiest area in central Lisbon. Great atmosphere of the city center.

Wonderful experience to have a table outside to soak up the atmosphere of Lisbon. Beautiful coffee and pastries with excellent service to turn over the guests in this very busy cafe. A must do on your stroll through the streets.

The "a Brasileira" is probably the most famous bar in Lisbona and offers an outside and inside area. The inside space is outstanding and takes you back to the old times. However, the bar offers only a limited choice of pastries but different types of breakfast. We had espresso and two different kinds of pastry, which both were good but not outstanding. Since this bar is very touristy and gets named in each guide, one needs patience to get a table inside. I noted that even if some tables were available, we had to wait for a long time to get seated. Further, the staff had the typical attitude of tourist restaurants: they were little friendly nor courteous. Additionally, they withdrew our cups and plates right after we had finished. This means that we have to pay and leave. To point out, this behavior is not typical for Portugal. To sum up, our stay could have been more enjoyable if the staff had been more courteous and attentive like the other bars or restaurants in Lisbona. Like any of my reviews, of course, this review is related to the type of restaurant, the restaurant's gastronomic objective, the overall gastronomic quality of the respective city, and the general context and needs to get compared to similar types of restaurants.

This old cafe has a lot of history. The restaurant is well decorated with lots of mirrors which makes the place look bigger. My wife and I had the set menu, and it was delicious. The service was good, and in general, what you can expect from a casual street side cafe. But the atmosphere is also casual and has a good energy. It does get pretty crowded, and you might need to share a table with strangers.

A Brasileira is not just a coffee shop; it's a slice of Lisbon's history. With its rich ambiance and classic charm, it offers a welcoming retreat in the heart of the city. Whether you're there for a quick caffeine fix or to linger over a leisurely breakfast, the quality never wavers. The coffee is robust and aromatic, a perfect pick-me-up at any time of the day, and their pastries are the ideal companions to the beverages. It's a place where the hustle of Chiado seems to pause, allowing for a moment of pure enjoyment. A Brasileira is a must for any Lisbon itinerary.

Historic venue in the heart of Lisbon. Fantastic for breakfast and trying typical sweets. Quite expensive but justified as it's a point of interest. Service could be improved.

The waitress was very friendly to approach us to inquire our wish for an indoor or outdoor seats, and since we are only here to drink a cup of coffee and have a pastel de nata, we chose to sit outside under the shade. We were standing in the wait line about less than 10 minutes, and the tables outside were ready. We chose a table in front of the entrance door, and the food was served very quickly. The latte that costs Euro 3.9 is very light because they serve it with more milk proportion. I ordered a non-alcoholic beer （cost Euro 4）, and it tasted just like beer. The sun in the afternoon is still very hot, hence if you wish to eat here, it’s better to wait for the indoor table.

The place is nice because you can take beautiful pictures. That’s it. The food is average. The prices are high compared to other places nearby. And the stuff is not really friendly - even if you are fluent in Portuguese. I wouldn’t recommend it. Take your pictures there and have your Pastell at another place. A tourist-trap.

New owners, the ones who own the scam sardines cans of "mundo fantastico da sardinha portuguesa." So from summer 2020, the coffee who was before 0,70 cents is now 2 €. I advise tourists to boycott this historical place turned now into cash machine. If you want to support local businesses, Better to drink a coffee roasted in Lisbon (ex : cafe negrita, etc..)

A great coffee place in Barrio Alto. Excellent food and drinks. We ordered the soup of the day which was carrot soup and a smoked salmon sandwhich with hot drinks. It was delicious. Atmosphere was great as well as the place is very popular. The service was friendly and efficient.

The host at the door was very welcoming as I was wavering between whether I wanted to queue to get in. Coffee + food were served quickly and tasted good, which I really wasn’t expecting. Beautifully decorated historical café with a pretty big menu. Would recommend for breakfast or lunch if you have the time while visiting Lisbon.

Doesn’t worth it. We had to wait in the line to get a table, the stuff was not pleasant at all and the main waiter was actually rude to his colleagues and not polite to the customers. What we drank was not special at all. They only sell the concept of the oldest cafe but you can just go there make photos and go. You don’t have to wait, sit there and pay double than any other cafe in Lisbon!

Lovely place for coffee or morning breakfast! Our waiter Pablo was amazing. Very helpful and spoke very good English. Gave us some great tips! Super. Coffee was great at well. Gets busy may be a bit of a wait depending on the time of day.

We stopped for a beer and to take a rest before continuing up the big hill. We ended up having some fries and several beers. The staff was very busy with people coming and going. They were able to quickly get us served. The beer was nice and cold and the fries were nicely cooked. The also brought us some nuts which was a nice bonus.

Excellent place to have a coffee and quick bites. The custard tart is of course delicious, and the service is friendly. It's nice to be able to sit down and relax in such a busy area.

The granddaddy of Lisbon coffee experiences. Okay the coffee is good, but like all Portuguese coffee (or “Bica”), it’s a bit bitter without some sugar. But the atmosphere is wonderful. It’s like being back in a 1920’s Chicago speakeasy. The decorative walls are great and the service was…decent. Bathrooms downstairs are super clean.

Beautiful shop with an excellent choice of food. Their pastel de nata are excellent and the seating area is lovely. You can sit outside in the street and watch people go by or see the buskers playing music or sing nearby. The service was excellent and the prices reasonable.

All the tourist guides say that pay more than €0.80 is a robbery, but there it’s really more than this! €2.00 per a small coffe it’s insane

“Los viajes son los viajeros. Lo que vemos no es lo que vemos, sino lo que somos” Con palabras en mente de Fernando Pessoa, cuya estatua parece custodiar la entrada al local, visité La Brasileira un día de sol cerca de Navidad. Recuerdo el aroma de aquel café portugués intenso, la decoración exquisita y casualidades de la vida, en el interior un acontecimiento extra para enriquecer mis vistas de viajera; había una muestra de artesanías populares, una experiencia excelente, en un lugar único. Les recomiedo visitar A Brasileira, café delicioso, bollería exquisita y el lugar excelente. Espero repetir. Saludos.

(Translated by Google) Suggestive to visit one of the oldest and most famous cafes in Lisbon, Portugal. (Original) Suggestivo visitare uno dei più antichi e famosi caffè di Lisbona, in Portogallo.

Beautiful decor, nice terrace. Good coffee. My husband had scrambled eggs and toast for breakfast that were cooked to perfection.

Nice & old Cafe that has choices of sweets n light meals & coffee. Has excellent indoors & outdoor sitting area. Service staff Mare friendly.

The interior is very beautiful and the staff were very professional. You may have to wait for indoor seating. It was disappointing that the coffee tasted ordinary.

📍located centrally, on one of the main streets 🖼interesting interior, a lot to examine with your eyes while enjoying your coffee or meal 🤵service was good, but the host could be more friendly ☕️🧁quite big selection of desserts, pavlova tasted amazing 💶Wouldn't call it budget friendly, more like average price for Lisboa

Nice coffee shop, but overpriced compared to other local places in the area. I like the atmosphere of the cafe, but it’s a small space and you have to wait a bit if a cue to get a seat. Servers are extremely busy.

The bar is a beautiful tourist spot, unfortunately! We had beers and espresso and were glad to sit inside and escape the heat for a but! The service is alright, not unfriendly, but probably not delighted by tourists, which I can't blame them for. Still, we are glad to have been there! The pastry looked delicious, but we didn't try it.

A very special coffee shop plus. The decor is worth the visit. The place is not large and you may wait for a table but it’s worth it. Had a perfect cappuccino and traditional custard pastry, while my partner had the best soup and coffee in Lisbon. Definitely worth the visit.

Amazing history and atmosphere! The coffee is good, but I’m an espresso drinker so I doubt it’s to everyone’s palette. The staff are lovely (especially if you follow direction and wait your turn!!) We had the set menu and we couldn’t be bothered thinking, it was a mistake. Top layer was delicious fresh fruit & dry Madeira cake. Next layer was processed or perhaps pressed ham (we’ve just come from Spain so our standards are now very high lol) flavourless processed cheese, packet smoked salmon which was fine with some limp lettuce. Bottom layer different breads. You could certainly spend more buying all the items individually. The weather was in our favour and we sat outside, don’t regret the spend, just choose food wisely! Edit: I’ve now been in Portugal a week and cheese here is tasteless and bland, the ham usually pressed and salami terrible. So the overall 3 stars will remain, but I’ve increased the food score overall, clearly those foods are how they are here!! So if you’re French, Spanish or even have a love of food, don’t order these items in restaurants here lol

It's been a long time since I've been to a place where I've eaten such a good cake! Prices quite high, but the taste of cakes and other delicacies is worth it

This is one of the most iconic cafe's in Lisbon, with an amazing history and famous historical personalities that, at some point in time (since 1905), came here for the coffee and for the ambiance. Having said that, it is extremely tourist oriented, with very high prices for the locals. And the customer service is not at the same level as the prices... If you know what I mean.

I visited here to enjoy the Bica Coffee! The services were great with beautiful vintage vibe. A Bica coffee and a cake tasted marvellous! There were so many people taking pictures with password statue.

Beautiful interior. Worth a visit.

It’s active from early morning here, and you can feel local atmosphere with people living in Lisbon. Staff are so busy and they are working quickly and efficiently like dancing. Of course, the taste is good! I recommend you will start your wonderful day from here?

Historical cafe in Lisbon's Chiado neighborhood. Normally very crowded, but worth to go: lovely furniture, great coffee and bakery. Staff is very attentive and lovely even when busy.

Oldest cafe of Lisbon. Historical place, which is always crowded. Food is also very good. Enjoy the wonderful ambience.

Feel like it’s a tourist trap. Went there for coffee, pasteis de nata and a few pastries. Not impressed at all. It’s a beautiful classic restaurant though for you to take a few pictures.

Coffee and pastries were special. But the place was very crowded and hard to find a table to sit but after a while we managed to find one. Beautiful interior, not very clean, terrible service, unorganised, unfriendly staff, a bit pricey.

Only got 1 star because it is not possible to give none. The building is beautiful, but unfortunately full of careless and unskilled workers. The waiters are so unhappy and miserable with their work that is difficult to understand if it is lack of training or working atmosphere. A PLACE TO AVOID in the beautiful Lisbon!!!

Ωραίο σημείο γευστικά φαγητά άθλιος ο καφές.

Ridiculously expensive. 2€ for a coffee at the counter.

Antica e bella caffetteria di Lisbona. Un pochino caro rispetto ai prezzi della zona ma vale la pena fermarsi per un caffè o una birra.

A evitar, pelo menos para mim foi a primeira vez e a ultima..cafe a 2€ pastel de nata 1.90€ bolas de berlim 2.80€ ... isto ao balcão nem quero imaginar se fosse na esplanada

Mantiene un buon livello come caffè storico, monumentale

No te puedes ir de Lisboa sin tomar algo en esta cafetería. Muy recomendable

Esperienza allucinante, ordiniamo due caffè al banco, paghiamo i 2€ segnati sullo scontrino e usciamo. Dopo poco ci rincorre una cameriera in mezzo alla strada chiedendoci altri 2€. Imbarazzato glieli dò e chiedo spiegazioni al titolare, conferma che il prezzo di un caffè al banco è di 2€, lo stesso se preso seduti. Ovviamente è una truffa, non cascateci, fate la foto con Pessoa e andate altrove. Hallucinating experience, we order two coffees at the counter, pay the € 2 marked on the receipt and go out. After a while a waitress chases us in the middle of the street asking us another 2 €. Embarrassed, I give them to him and ask the owner for an explanation, he confirms that the price of a coffee at the counter is € 2, the same if taken seated. Obviously it's a scam, don't fall for it, take your photo with Pessoa and go elsewhere. Experiencia alucinante, pedimos dos cafés en el mostrador, pagamos los 2 € marcados en el recibo y salimos. Al rato una camarera nos persigue en medio de la calle pidiéndonos otros 2 €. Avergonzado, se los entrego y le pido una explicación al dueño, me confirma que el precio de un café en el mostrador es de 2 €, lo mismo si se toma sentado. Obviamente es una estafa, no te dejes engañar, hazte una foto con Pessoa y vete a otra parte.

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Buenisimo

(Translated by Google) Bar with history. Small but very pretty (Original) Bar con historia. Chiquitito pero muy bonito

(Translated by Google) Too bad that the long history of this establishment is affected by a very small variety of tea and some vulgar pastries. (Original) Una llàstima que la llarg trajectòria d'aquest establiment quedi tocada per una escassíssima varietat de té i unes pastes vulgars.

La bollería es para subir de talla solo con mirarla

Bardzo dobra kawa i pyszne pasteis de nata. Gorąco polecam.

Ambiente retró, accogliente buona qualità dei dolci e caffè

A very classic cafe, sophisticated.

(Translated by Google) Old-fashioned place where you can have a relaxing coffee, inside if possible. The impressive creams. (Original) Local de decoración antigua dónde tomar un café relajadamente, en su interior si es posible. Las natas impresionantes.

(Translated by Google) 2 € for a coffee, I thought it was too much. (Original) 2€ por um café, achei demais.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful space .. but very expensive. (Original) Espaço muito bonito .. mas muito caro.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful and historic place to visit and have a coffee (Original) Um sítio muito bonito e histórico para visitar e tomar um café

(Translated by Google) I only went in to have a coffee accompanied by a pastel de nata. As an Italian I can tell you that the coffee is amazing and the pastel de nata (typical local dessert) as well (Original) Sono entrato solo per prendere un caffè accompagnato da una pastel de nata. Da italiano posso dirvi che il caffè è strepitoso e il pastel de nata (dolce tipico locale) altrettanto

(Translated by Google) An icon. Fantastic chantilly cream dessert. (Original) Un'icona. Fantastico dolce alla crema chantilly.

Overpriced but beautiful

(Translated by Google) The best bar / pastry / coffee shop in Lisbon (Original) Il miglior bar/pasticceria/caffetteria a Lisbona

(Translated by Google) Good place and good pasta (Original) Bon lloc i bones pastes

(Translated by Google) Delicious coffee and pastry (Original) Café et pâtisserie délicieuse

(Translated by Google) Place that exudes history in every corner. To visit absolutely (Original) Posto che traspira storia in ogni angolo. Da visitare assolutamente

(Translated by Google) Cafe a Brasileira is located at the top of Lisbon's main shopping e-mail. Of course there are many tourists here, as it was and is a traditional cafe for artists, writers, journalists, but also ordinary people. The food and drinks have normal prices. The coffee is excellent and the food tastes very good. The service is also good and quick. The toilets could be cleaned more often due to the high frequency. The cafe is a must for every visitor to Lisbon. We would of course come back. (Original) Am oberen Ende der Hauptshoppingmaile von Lissabon gelegen, findet man das Cafe a Brasileira. Natürlich sind hier viele Touristen, da es auch ein Traditionscafe für Künstler, Schriftsteller, Journalisten, aber auch Normalbürger war und ist. Die Speisen und Getränke haben normale Preise. Der Kaffee ist hervorragend und die Speisen sind geschmacklich sehr gut. Auch der Service ist gut und schnell. Die Toiletten könnten aufgrund der hohen Frequenz öfter gereinigt werden. Das Cafe ist ein muss für jeden Lissabon-Besucher. Wir würden selbstverständlich wiederkommen.

(Translated by Google) Good products and wonderful interior of the bar, definitely worth seeing! Value for money, given the prices, can be improved, so as not to become the usual totem without substance (Original) Buoni i prodotti e meraviglioso l'interno del bar, sicuramente da vedere! Rapporto qualità prezzo, visto i prezzi, migliorabile, per non diventare il solito totem senza sostanza

As a regular costumer for many years, I realized the management changed not long ago. While a coffee costed 75 cents, now is 2 euro. If you are interested in a local historic place with locals, just forget it. Is for tourists only. Before you spend this amount of money, 2.90 on a cake, remember, you are in Portugal. Portugal has very cheap a good coffee and very good and cheap cakes, even in the area.

(Translated by Google) antiquity and bathrooms (Original) antiguedad y baños

(Translated by Google) Very touristy enclave (Original) Enclave muy turístico

(Translated by Google) It's excellent (Original) C'est excellent

(Translated by Google) Very nice inside (Original) Muy bonito por dentro

(Translated by Google) Very nice establishment, chic and retro. We find the charm of these old pre-war cafes. The espressos are excellent. A little more expensive than elsewhere but it is still reasonable. (Original) Très bel établissement, chic et rétro. On retrouve le charme de ces anciens cafés d'avant guerre. Les expresso sont excellents. Un peu plus cher qu'ailleurs mais cela reste raisonnable.

(Translated by Google) D 'in Brasileira you can eat the best pastel de nata in the whole city. Take a moment to enjoy a great coffee in the center of the square with one of the most historic clubs in Lisboa. (Original) D' a Brasileira si possono mangiare i migliori pastel de nata di tutta la città. Prendetevi un momento per gustarvi un ottimo caffè nel centro della piazza con uno dei locali più storici di Lisboa.

(Translated by Google) Historic Lisbon cafeteria that frequented Pessoa, good coffee, somewhat more expensive than average, but it is a good place nonetheless. On the terrace of the street is the sculpture of Pessoa (Original) Cafetería histórica de Lisboa que frecuentaba Pessoa, buen café, algo mas caro de la media, pero es un buen lugar aun así. En la terraza de la calle esta la escultura de Pessoa

(Translated by Google) The coffee of Pessoa (Original) Il caffè di Pessoa

(Translated by Google) Too beautiful the cozy place (Original) Lindo demais o lugar aconchegante

Amazing place. Oldest coffee house in Lisbon. The interior is beautiful.

Very traditional Lisbon cafe dated from 1905. Lovely staff, delicious Portuguese pastries and vintage style ambiance! We had breakfast here everyday on our stay in Lisbon cause we were lucky to be at the hotel next door!

Super atmosphere and location. Good for people watching if sitting outside especially when there's street entertainment. I only had coffee as there weren't many gluten free options.

Tourist place, but nice to at least visit to experience

I agree with the locals here. The inside was fantastic and the outside amazing with the lights. But I think it is very expensive if you compare with prices in Portugal. 4.50 for just a pastry seems a little bit excessive. Especially if you have been to the best bakery of Lisbon, in Belém. A place for tourists only.

Lovely location for a coffee and a snack. Food was lovely too. Touristy but quality. I had a sandwich and fries. It was tasty!

Have an espresso with a bite and feel the pure european ambience of old Lisbon. Highly recommend if your visiting

Tourist trap. Nothing special, just pricy.

Fantastic place! The coffee tastes so good and pastel de nata is fresh and unique! The interiors are gorgeous, very classic and elegant. The staff is smiley and friendly. I also love the combination Portuguese traditional meat croquete and Portuguese Green Wine. The new A Brasileira post cards collection is amazing, and can be a good souvenir to remember Lisbon and this special place.

One of the best coffee and cafe bar in Europe. I’m talking about place, interior, climate, atmosphere, smell, taste. Fantastic place! I really like it!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful stop for a tireless traveler trying to discover every corner of an incredible city! (Original) Maravillosa parada para una viajera incansable tratando de descubrir cada rincón de una ciudad increíble!

(Translated by Google) Very touristy (Original) Muito turístico

(Translated by Google) really enjoyed (Original) gostei muito

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Excelente

(Translated by Google) Very good the restaurant. The atmosphere is very well decorated and the food is 10. I recommend it. (Original) Muito bom o restaurante. O ambiente é muito bem decorado e a comida nota 10. Recomendo.

(Translated by Google) Quality Coffee (Original) Café de Qualidade

(Translated by Google) Wonderful food (Original) Comida maravilhosa

(Translated by Google) Place for a beautiful cafe looking at the typical Lisbon movement, it is very worth a stop in this historic place. (Original) Lugar para um belo café olhando o movimento típico lisboeta, vale muito a pena uma paradinha neste lugar histórico.

Good but expensive

(Translated by Google) Bar where to drink the coffee drunk by Fernando Pessoa. He was also discreet (Original) Bar dove bere il caffè bevuto da Fernando Pessoa. Era pure discreto

(Translated by Google) The good times of Café A Brasileira are over. Today this establishment believes to have become "Le Flore" in Paris, in the extreme quality of this one. The hot chocolate is cut with water for 4.50 €! The coffee is ... too expensive, and the service always so distant (even derogatory) towards the customers. Nothing justifies stopping in this establishment I did this after living in Lisbon for a long time. Sadness then. (Original) Le bon temps du café A Brasileira est passé. Aujourd'hui cet établissement croit être devenu "Le Flore" à Paris, dans l'extrême qualité de celui-ci. Le chocolat chaud est coupé à l'eau pour 4,50€! Le café est...trop cher, et le service toujours aussi distant ( voire désobligeant) à l'égard de la clientèle. Rien ne justifie de s'arrêter dans cet établissement Je fis cela alors que je vis à Lisbonne depuis bien longtemps. Tristesse donc.

(Translated by Google) An unforgettable and unmissable place in Lisbon where you can enjoy an excellent coffee with a delicious pasteis de nata. We sometimes surprise ourselves thinking that we are going to meet Pessoa there. We can ! He sits on the terrace for eternity (Original) Un endroit inoubliable et incontournable de Lisbonne ou l'on peut déguster un excellent café avec un délicieux pasteis de nata . On se surprend quelquefois à penser que l'on va y croiser Pessoa . On peut ! Il est assis en terrasse pour l'éternité

(Translated by Google) Café 2 euros; (; ( (Original) Café 2 Euro ;( ;(

(Translated by Google) It is a charming place due to the location and cordial reception of those who work there. Cozy and elegant. It only loses its prices, which in my view are too high. It is not just tourists who attend and even if they were, still the prices are very expensive. (Original) É um lugar encantador pela localização e recepção cordial dos q lá trabalham. Aconchegante e elegante. Só perde prelos preços praticados, que ao meu ver são altos demais. Não são só turirtas que frequentam e mesmo q fossem, ainda assim os preços são memso mt caros.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, stylish decor, delicious coffee, excellent sandwiches and sweets, very friendly service. I recommend highly! (Original) Przepiękny, stylowy wystrój, wyborna kawa, znakomite kanapki i słodkości, przesympatyczna obsługa. Polecam gorąco!

(Translated by Google) Very directed to the tourist with much pity for me (Original) Muito direccionado ao turista com muita pena minha

(Translated by Google) To go to Brasileira is always to enter other times ... The scenario is almost palatial ... and so does the account! I think, however, that inside, the tables could have more space between them, not only because of the pandemic, but also because those who come in with bags, suitcases or children, have difficulty moving around! (Original) Ir à Brasileira é sempre entrar noutros tempos... O cenário é quase palaciano... e a conta também! Acho, no entanto, que, no interior, as mesas podiam ter mais espaço entre si, não só devido à pandemia, mas também porque quem entra com sacos, malas ou crianças, tem dificuldade em movimentar-se!

(Translated by Google) We went because it is a recognized and emblematic place, the coffee was good but we ordered a millefeuille and it was dry and hard, the taste was not correct (Original) Fuimos porque es un lugar reconocido y emblemático, el café estaba bien pero pedimos una milhojas y estaba seca y dura, el sabor tampoco era correcto

Bad service despite the good smell. No hello no attention.

(Translated by Google) Average cost-benefit ratio. Being outside at peak times perhaps means listening to music by street performers and / or someone asking for money. It is not about the restaurant but it is part of the experience. Tourist area. Inside is very pleasant, good service. Food ok. (Original) Relação custo benefício mediano. Ficar do lado de fora nos horários de pico significa talvez ouvir música dos artistas de rua e/ou alguém pedindo dinheiro. Não tem a ver com o restaurante mas faz parte da experiência. Zona turística. Do lado de dentro é bastante agradável, bom atendimento. Comida ok.

(Translated by Google) Great atmosphere and service !!! A beautiful cafe, with a lot of history and tradition 😉 (Original) Ótimo ambiente e atendimento !!! Um lindo café , com muita história e tradição 😉

(Translated by Google) Delicious coffees and milk chocolates (Original) Délicieux cafés et chocolats au lait

(Translated by Google) Good coffee. (Original) Bon café.

(Translated by Google) Efficient service comfortable chairs, with a cushion, as it should, in winter, great snack, the famous croquettes are really good congratulations (Original) Atendimento eficiente cadeiras confortáveis , com uma almofada, como convém, no inverno, lanche óptimo , os famosos croquetes são mesmo bons parabéns

(Translated by Google) A must stop during a visit to the Portuguese capital. All the Lisbon flavor is concentrated in it, although I no longer think it is the best coffee in town. (Original) Una parada obligatòria durant la visita a la capital portuguesa. Tot el sabor lisboeta s'hi concentra, malgrat que ja no crec que sigui el millor cafè de la ciutat.

(Translated by Google) Service and Environment First. (Original) Serviço e Ambiente de Primeira.

Brasileira is one of the most beautiful Lisbon "café" . Also a tea house and an excellent patisserie, the only problem is the excessive price, being so touristic. You can get a better and cheaper coffee elsewhere but not with the style of Brasileira.

Great quality at a great location. Expensive compared to the average breakfast meals in local bakeries and pastry shops, but average to the touristic route.

Here you will find a authentic brazilian dish feijoada in a nice space with an stunning view to the river. The sunset is promising.

(Translated by Google) Pleasant Location ... Close to the Brazilian consulate ... Loko thing ... (Original) Local Agradavel... Perto do consulado Brasileiro... Coisa de loko...

(Translated by Google) The best coffee in Lisbon. (Original) O mellor café de Lisboa.

Well old-fashioned design, good cakes and coffee. No cappuccino/latte/flatwhite.

(Translated by Google) Very nice cafe but also very expensive. Otherwise everything is very nice here. Greetings from Greece (Original) Sehr schönes Café, aber auch sehr teuer. Sonst alles sehr hübsch hier. Gruß aus Griechenland

Lovely place and great pastries

A lovely cafe full of history. I came because it was Fernando Pessoa's favorite coffee shop and ended up discovering that it also served as a safe haven for people prosecuted during the dictatorship. Great pastries and excellent coffee.

Just watch it and enjoy the architechture because the food and coffee is really not worth it. Totally Overpriced for the cheap quality they serve. Watery cappuccino, average espresso and really basic food quality. Using the history of the space for a reason to set that price for tourists is simply not fair.

If I'm not mistaken, this is the oldest cafe in Lisbon. All their food and coffee were great and the interior design was nice as well.

lovely coffe shop with lots of sweets, sit outside or enjoy the beauty of it sipping an coffee inside. plenty of other drinks as well its more then an coffee shop.

This place is a must for two reasons: it's a cultural and historican place, but also for it's delicious pastries. If you like to try local things you would enjoy mazagrande unless you are Italian who would never appreciate it :-))) It's a cold coffee with ice, lemon, menta & rum. And here it is very gentle.

Fabulous! Would highly recommend visiting. From the friendly waiting staff to the delicious food, great coffee and fabulous decor inside, we really enjoyed our experience here. Our favourite place we visited for breakfast while in Lisbon.

Very nice place but long time to get a Table. Staffs are friendly service fast and friendly

Beautiful, original interior from the early XX century, it's awesome that they still have the historical cups preserved. Service was okay. Pastries were good, but we've had better ones not so far from that place and also cheaper. Coffee was also okay, nothing fancy.

Coffee is really good and the food is decent, but this place is all about the beautiful interim and the history that all of Portugal’s great literally artists came to produce their art and discuss their ideas. The waiters showed a great passion to this fact as well.

Great place with lots of history! Awesome location and good food, the best eggs and bacon I have ever had!!

A coffee place for tourists. Coffee tastes like McDonald’s. But triple coffee price than normal shop. Tart is no good. Walking toward west for like 200m you will find a much better one called Manteigaria. Service can be improved.

Beautiful restaurant and the breakfast was delicious. The decorations are very pretty and lots of history here.

This is the best part of Lisbon trip. There is really cute and beautiful staff. I lost my receipt though, i spent wonderful time there. And the best pastel de nata for now:)