La portuguese cuisine They are not only cod. Sweet lovers should know that Lisbon has famous patisseries, which is a worthy destination for any gastronomic "exploration".
There, everything is rich and well prepared, to enjoy their tasty cream cakes, which the locals seem to consume at all hours with a coffee.
And among the most popular and busiest patisseries we have:
Cafe Pastelaria Benard
Rua Garrett, 104
Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be enjoyed in this charming tea house. Pastries and pastries are very attractive, especially the famous whipped cream cakes and fresh croissants. Many like to come here for tea and sandwiches. Although being on the outdoor terrace is casual, indoors more elegant dining requires attire.
Antiga Casa dos Cakes de Belén
Rua de Belém, 90
Enjoy delicious pastries and excellent coffee in this tiled café. Here the small cakes from Belém called pies-de-nata contribute greatly to the great popularity of the shop. Delicious mini-cakes are made in old-fashioned ovens for a top-secret recipe and can be purchased by the box to carry out or eat on the spot. Casual clothing.
Suica Pastry
Praca Dom Pedro IV
This popular restaurant is a favorite among many! The wide variety of cakes and fruit juices is irresistible. The outdoor terraces at Rossio and Praça de Figinario offer views of the Castelo de São Jorge. Business people often stop here to pick up a quick breakfast on their way to work. Casual clothing.