The local take
Each place comes with a short note on what makes it worth the trip, so you can pick the meal that fits your day.
Bakeries/CafesConfeitaria Nacional
Just a stone’s throw away from São Jorge castle, you’ll find Lisbon’s oldest pastry shop, Confeitaria Nacional.
Lisbon, AlfamaRecommended by Adriano C.
Bakeries/CafesDelta the Coffee House Experience
This café on Avenida da Liberdade is for those who know what good coffee is and appreciate a perfectly made cup.
Lisbon, Avenida da LiberdadeRecommended by Cristina P.
Bakeries/CafesManteigaria
Manteigaria is a pastry shop facing Camões Square in Chiado and famous for its tasty pastel de nata, or Portuguese egg custard tart.
Lisbon, ChiadoRecommended by Adriano C.
Bakeries/CafesCasualMaria Limão
Maria Limão is a casual brunch spot in Graça that focuses on delicious, nourishing organic food.
Lisbon, São VicenteRecommended by Cristina P.
Bakeries/CafesPanificação Reunida de São Roque
This bakery was founded in 1961 as a merger of several smaller bakeries in Bairro Alto.
Lisbon, Bairro AltoRecommended by Adriano C.
Bakeries/CafesPastelaria Alcôa
This traditional bakery has two locations in Lisbon and is very famous around town for its classic pastries and sweets.
Lisbon, ChiadoRecommended by Pedro G.
Bakeries/CafesPastelaria Saga
Saga is an excellent bakery in Graça that specializes in cakes, pastries, and sweets.
Lisbon, São VicenteRecommended by Pedro G.
Bakeries/CafesPastelaria Versailles
Versailles opened its doors in 1922 as a French-influenced pastry shop and restaurant.
Lisbon, Santa CruzRecommended by Adriano C.
Bakeries/CafesVegan Nata
Pastéis de nata are Portugal’s most famous pastry and a must if you’re visiting Lisbon.
Lisbon, ChiadoRecommended by Cristina P.
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