Lovely little spot in the centre of Cascais. Had a hot chocolate and just sat in the garden for a while &mdash; so peaceful. Wish I&#39;d found it sooner.

Everything but had problem in the kitchen with the pancakes. We were the first ones and we didn&rsquo;t wanted to wait so we just choose something else.

The setting is the real draw&mdash;oldest operating bookstore and all. Quiet spot to sit with a drink. Coffee was a bit inconsistent though, mine came out lukewarm.

Decent little spot in Lisbon. Food was well cooked, nothing fancy but solid. Waitress spoke perfect English which helped. Portions ran a bit small, though the local beer and wine made up for it. Pretty good stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Finally found a proper cappuccino in Lisbon that rivals what I get back in Australia. Smooth, well-textured milk and a solid espresso base.

The Nutella pancakes were huge&mdash;almost too much for me, honestly. I went for something lighter and it was fresh, well put together. Service was friendly, no complaints there. The place itself is cozy, but the motivational quotes everywhere felt a bit much. Still, I&rsquo;d come back for the ingredients quality.

The wraps here are actually pretty solid, way better than your average cafe toastie. Service was super friendly too. Gets a bit packed around 4pm but we grabbed a table quick enough. Good spot for a catch-up with friends. 😊

The pastries here are always on point. I grabbed a few to go and they were still fresh the next morning, which says a lot. Staff let me browse without hovering, so that was nice. Just wish they had a bit more seating, but it&#39;s fine for a quick stop.

The daily fish was cooked just right, and honestly the portion surprised me for what they charge. The guy serving us was really patient too, didn&#39;t rush us even when we took forever deciding. Place felt calm, not too loud. I&#39;d go back just for that dish again.

This restaurant is a hidden gem in Lisbon! The food is fantastic, especially the Banoffee pancakes, which are a must-try!

Loved the terrace here &mdash; caught the sunset and honestly didn&rsquo;t want to leave. Staff were super friendly too. Great little spot away from the tourist rush 🌇

Stopped by for an afternoon drink and ended up staying longer than planned. Wine list is sorted by region, which I appreciate&mdash;makes it easy to pick something different. Staff knew their stuff when I asked for a suggestion. Had the ham platter on the side, decent portion for the price. Place gets a bit noisy later, but fine for a relaxed afternoon.

Gluten-free bread was a nice touch, and they actually warned me about cross-contamination. Breakfast tasted good, no issues. 👍

Stopped by for a drink after wandering the old town. Quiet spot, nice break from the crowds. Had the local cherry liquor&mdash;sweet, strong, did the job. Staff didn&#39;t rush us, just let us sit and watch the view. Could&#39;ve used a snack but the drink was enough. Good place to rest your feet.

The croissants and rice pudding were really fresh, almost like homemade. Staff took time to explain what was in the display case, which helped a lot. Just wish there was a bit more seating inside.

The pastries and bread are pretty good, and the pour-over coffee was well made. The extra seating makes it a decent spot to sit for a bit.

Been coming here for a while now. Pastries are always fresh, that&#39;s why I keep going back. Just gotta wait a bit sometimes, but it&#39;s fine.

A&ccedil;ai bowl was solid and they&#39;ve got real vegan options, not just a token salad. Coffee&#39;s good too. Bit noisy upstairs from the street, but fine for a quick breakfast.

Nice spot right in the center, easy to stop by for a quick coffee and a pastel de nata. It was warm and flaky, good enough for the price.

Found this little kiosk in Alfama park by accident. Got the vegan sandwich and honestly it was way better than I expected for the price. Cheaper than the tourist cafes around, that&#39;s for sure. Portion was decent too, not one of those tiny snack things. Good spot to sit and take a break from the crowds.

Stopped by for a drink by the river and honestly the vibe was the best part. White sangria came out a little too sweet for me, but I couldn&rsquo;t complain while watching people stroll by. Nice spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and just want to chill for a bit.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and ended up coming back every single morning. Those pastel de nata were seriously good&mdash;crispy, warm, not too sweet. At &euro;1 each, I couldn&#39;t argue. Probably the best I had in Lisbon, honestly.

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