The 10 best cafés in Lisbon
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Yes, the legendary café in the heart of the city is touristy, but it's still worth a visit. The historic dining room serves traditional Portuguese delicacies, with something for every taste, from sweet to savoury lunches.
Another traditional Lisbon eatery that is well worth a visit is the Confeitaria Nacional. Delicious pastries have been served here to a discerning clientele for almost 200 years. You should eat them right here in this historic café.