We stopped by a few times while in town. That chorizo pastry thing? Unexpectedly good. Sweet and savory options rotate, so it never felt repetitive. Service stayed friendly even when it got busy. Wish I had room to try more, but the ones I did hit the spot.

Been coming here for years now. Coffee&#39;s still strong in the morning, just the way I like it. Grab a local pie with it and you&#39;re set for the day. Place has that old-school feel, nothing fancy, but it works. Consistent, and that&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The grilled sardines tasted like they came straight off a local boat. Simple, fresh, no fuss. Price was fair for the portion.

The owner sliced our bread for us without us even asking. That kind of small thing sticks with you. Food was solid, nothing fancy, but you can tell they care. I&#39;ve been here a few times and it stays consistent. Place gets busy around lunch, so go a bit earlier if you can.

Stopped by for a gluten-free brunch and grabbed the protein pancakes with a pumpkin spice latte. Pancakes were decent, not too dense, which is rare for GF. Latte was fine, nothing crazy. Place was quiet and nicely decorated for a rainy morning. Bill came to about 18&euro;, which felt a bit much for what I got, but I&#39;ve paid worse in this area.

The past&eacute;is de nata were still warm when they brought them out &mdash; really good, flaky and not too sweet. Cute little place, though it got busy fast and we had to wait a bit for a table.

The croissants here are huge and actually filled properly, not just air. For the price, it&#39;s hard to complain, especially in this neighborhood. I grabbed one and a fresh juice, which was a good call. Place gets busy around mid-morning, so you might wait a bit, but the pastry made up for it. Solid spot for a quick bite.

The terrace view of Bel&eacute;m Tower is unbeatable at sunset. Staff were friendly, and the draft beer was a nice touch. Just wish we&#39;d stayed longer.

The red velvet croissant looked amazing but came out dry and way too sweet. Pastel de nata was similar. Cute spot though, decent coffee to balance it out.

The lemon Portuguese sweet bread was huge and soft, perfect for sharing. Coffee did the job too. Staff smiled the whole time, which was a nice touch.

The gelato here is really good, but the vegan labels are kinda confusing. Staff did point out which cones were safe though, so that helped. Nice spot for a quick catch-up with friends. 🍦

Good egg tarts, right by the Bel&eacute;m tram stop. Easy quick stop. Croissants were the main thing but the past&eacute;is de nata did the job.

The lemon basil gelato was the standout &mdash; creamy, not too sweet. Good spot for a quick break if you&#39;re walking around Alfama.

Came for the pastries, ended up staying for brunch. The eggs benedict on brioche was properly done, and that sour pancake caught me off guard in a good way. Juices tasted freshly squeezed. Only thing&mdash;the seats near the window are a bit cramped, but the light makes up for it.

Been coming here for a while now. Croissants are consistently good and the coffee does the job. Patio&#39;s still my favorite spot to sit.

Stopped by for a quick lunch, the place is clean and modern inside. Got the meal deal to sample a few things, decent portions for the price. It&#39;s a chain so nothing mind-blowing, but it does the job when you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t want to think too hard. Service was fast enough.

Sponge cake was spot on. Light, fluffy, not too sweet. Probably the best thing on the menu honestly. Place was busy but we grabbed a table quick. If you&#39;re after a classic Portuguese dessert, this is it. Service was fine, nothing special. Worth stopping by if you&#39;re in the area.

The coconut ice cream was really smooth, that flavor came through nicely. Good pick for a hot afternoon, nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Wish the scoop was a bit bigger for the price though.

The cheese croissant was a bit of a letdown, honestly. Dry and dense, not what I hoped for. Coffee was fine though, and the price felt fair for what it was. I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area, just wouldn&#39;t go out of my way for the pastries.

Decent bakery, though the ticket system took me a minute to figure out. Once I got it, service was quick. Food was fresh and the breakfast deal felt like good value.

That bread straight from the wood-fired oven is something else &mdash; crusty on the outside, soft inside. I had the chorizo bread and it hit the spot. Watching them bake while you eat makes it feel more personal. A glass of red wine would&#39;ve paired nicely, but I went with a beer instead. No complaints.

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