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Perhaps the best, but certainly the prettiest brunch café in the city is tucked away in a side street in the old town. Breakfast brioche bun burgers and blueberry pancakes - with "Chantilly au mascarpone" - are to die for.
This very popular brunch spot is all about the best time of the day: sweet idleness. Favourites on the menu, which is bursting with sumptuous delicacies: truffle croq, prawn bao with yuzumayo, French toast with almond brittle. Make a reservation? Yes.
You could sit on the pretty street terrace of this lovingly run corner café for hours. Perhaps it's because of the excellent coffee brewed on a La Marzocco, the delicious tartines or the many delicious homemade cakes.
Here you will find the best (specialty) coffee in town on two floors plus a street terrace, as well as an excellent matcha latte, freshly blended smoothies, homemade cookies and cakes and a good selection of tartines, sandwiches and bowls.
Speciality café, bakery, natural wine store and restaurant, the Hakko can do it all. Everything tastes great here, from coffee with a homemade donut in the morning to lunch with lots of local vegetables and a glass of wine in the afternoon. It's well worth a visit.
Cute little café with sunny outdoor seating and third-wave coffee specialties near the Basilica of the Assumption. In addition to classics such as espresso, cappuccino and latte, there is also very good filter coffee from the Chemex and various gimmicks.
Here you can enjoy really good coffee, creative drinks and delicious food with a Middle Eastern touch in a hip ambience. The Protest Kitchen is the perfect place for a healthy, hearty break, lunch or an aperitif in the city centre.
Rosi is located in one of Porto's trendiest districts. Here you can enjoy excellent speciality coffee and delicious sweet and savoury dishes in a stylish atmosphere. The perfect place for an extensive breakfast, lunch or aperitif.
Hello, Kristof in the heart of Lisbon sells coffee and delicious breakfasts as well as many exciting lifestyle magazines. Here you can enjoy a speciality coffee and catch up on what's going on in the world.
This Australian-Portuguese café serves one of the most popular brunches in the city. Whether sweet or savoury, everyone will find something to suit them on the small menu. The coffee is roasted by the baristas themselves and also tastes excellent.
One of the great classics among Lisbon's cafés and bakeries. Here you will find everything your heart desires - from sweet and savoury breakfasts and traditional lunch menus to coffee and cake in the afternoon, in a pleasantly nostalgic atmosphere.
Lovingly run sourdough organic bakery in the heart of the old town with artisan bread, brioche, Viennoiserie and more. There is a small café next to the shop where you can have breakfast, brunch, lunch and coffee.
Drinks made from home-roasted speciality coffee are served in this cosy café in a former garage. There are also delicious pastries from a local bakery as well as sweet and savoury snacks from the small kitchen.
The coffee at Baobá comes from its own farm in Brazil, is roasted in the trendy Bica district and made into excellent specialities in the café. There is also a delicious breakfast and Brazilian snacks such as pão de queijo and açaí smoothies.
Fábrica buys green coffees from small producers all over the world and roasts them gently in Portugal. The beans are delivered fresh from the roastery to the various branches, where they are processed into excellent speciality coffees.
The baristas here know what they are doing. They serve delicious breakfasts with their excellent coffee specialities, and later in the day you can stop by for a glass of natural wine or a good cocktail. The store is also a small bookshop.
The legendary pastéis de nata were invented here almost 200 years ago. Even today, it is still worth a visit for the popular pastéis, but also for other delicacies. You should definitely eat them in the beautiful dining room decorated with azulejos.
SÓ Coffee Roasters imports green coffee from sustainable production and roasts it in Porto. That's why you can drink excellent coffee here. The food selection is relatively small, with fresh pastries, cakes and bowls, for example.
The cosy Buna serves speciality coffee from the country's best roasters, prepared by experts. Plus a small but fine selection of delicious dishes. The whole thing is served by an extremely friendly team.
Coffee fans cannot avoid a visit to C'alma. Here you can sample coffee from the best roasters. The historic dining room provides the right ambience, as does the friendly team, who know all about coffee.