Cafeterias in Lisbon, PT

“Top croissant in Lisbon!
The scrambled eggs and the poached eggs are also very good.
Açaí bowl is in balance with the granola and with the fruit.
Only things what l don’t like here are the drinks (l tried: orange juice, smoothies, ice latte).“

“This restaurant is not closed...not sure why there is a message saying it is. We ate there last week. Lovely spot with roof top views. The menu is not huge, but has a very good choice. Good, friendly service at reasonable prices. Very busy and popular...we ate fairly early at 7.30 and people were arriving after 9 p.m. Caters for all , large groups and families. Recommend for a good meal out.“

“Kid-friendliness: Sim , têm um espaço, pegado às instalações onde podem brincar à vontade sob a vigilância dos pais, que rem mesas para degustar o que encomendaram , local aprazível, para lanchar com os "putos".

Wheelchair accessibility: A porta lateral às instalações está ao mesmo nível.“

“Absolutely fantastic little shop! The service was super friendly and when I ran out of fruit for my juice, I was informed straight away and advised about alternatives.
I chose the Jolloff rice and it was by far the best decision! Prepared with a lot of love, the food tasted enchanting.“

“Amazing :-).The menu is only in Portuguese, but the staff is multilingual, so it's not a problem. In fact, I rarely get so pleasantly surprised by something. I will remember that great soft meatball with perfectly fried potatoes for a long time (plus pickled cauliflower and olives, cool). Too bad I didn't have room for dessert. It is (probably) an averagely expensive business in a pleasant location and with a pleasant atmosphere. One-star staff.“

“Bar and restaurant in the Cinematheque, a rather lovely restored art nouveau building. Great atmosphere, with the outdoor dining area also doubling up as an open air cinema screening arthouse films and classics. Service was great, staff happy to answer questions. Food was good - Portuguese dishes, with sharing plates. Cocktails are named after movies- a nice touch. Worth a visit if you’re in the area, and the building is also interesting with displays of old cameras and film equipment.“

“Space with 2 terraces, one of which is covered.
Friendly staff and attentive to requests.
Relaxed and informal atmosphere.
Good snacks and dishes.

Parking: Public parking on the street, easier on the streets behind the restaurant.“

“Well, I used to have breakfast long time ago, and liked it very much. Now I came back with my friend two or three times. It was very nice. Today I had Thé de Menthe (Chá de Menta) and Portuguese "Fatias Douradas", bought homemade bread, and liked it very much. Mr. Camacho treats the customers well.“

“Very good homemade food, but little quantity for lunch and quantity served.Very expensive for, but the area in which it is located. Two dishes, two waters and a brownie for dessert at lunchtime, in Telheiras it was €27. In my opinion too expensive.I couldn't find information if there were lunch menu packages.“

“We were attended to by Sandra, Pedro and Lima, wonderful, attentive and good-natured people. Excellent service with a happy, relaxed atmosphere. We had a Liquor ? Beirão with whiskey, Pedro’s suggestion. Sandra works more than the others. ?“

“Such a unique and sublime place that we stumbled across in Lisboa! Was just checking out the menu outside and got talking to the affable and really cool son of the owner and head chef (proper family business with his Angolan mother). The food is primarily Angolan-inspired and there’s such a delicate level of care and warmth that comes with these dishes, it’s fresh home-cooked food that is inimitable in terms of taste and quality. We wanted everything on the menu between the two of us! Have to recommend the traditional Angolan chicken stew dish (be prepared to use your hands!!) but also really recommend the coconut shrimp curry, possibly my favourite thing I tried out here in Lisboa. But really, you can’t go wrong with any dish here. Also, the apple crumble was delectable and rich, we came back another late night just to have that again! Whenever I’m about in Lisboa, I will always be back here: the reasonable prices, delicious food, sublime atmosphere and decor and the amazing staff really made this place one of the best parts of our time in Lisboa!

Vegetarian options: Great options available here.

Dietary restrictions: No issues with serving someone with a severe nut allergy, they were diligent and reassuring about this.“

“My favorite spot near home is perfect for breakfasts, especially for enjoying an arrufada ou pão de deus, which is definitely my favorite treat there.

The place is small but cozy, and the staff is always friendly.
The food is of high quality and reasonably priced. Just a heads up, if you want to pay by card, you need to spend over 5 euros, so be sure to bring some cash as well.“

“It is one of the restaurants and cafes that serve well and with great friendliness... Both meals and savory sweets, etc., etc. It's very good, and at an affordable price, and what we need.. Happy New Year to the whole team with many successes...????“

“Superb service...everything wonderful!The best coffee in Santo Amaro and surroundings.Very professional employees and attentive to the customer's wishes.Breakfasts, lunches, snacks and even something to eat after 20.00.Thursdays Live Jazz, wines, beer, Cafes, longdrinks etc...I will be back!“

“The service is fantastic. Monica and Bruno really look after the regular customers. They keep their favourite orders aside for them and are always kind and friendly.The atmosphere is great. It's the friendly neighborhood cafe, with great food at affordable price.“

“Impeccable property! Service ? Stars, always very attentive and careful with the customer's needs and the price is adequate to the quality of what you eat and the service provided! Very good for eating and also for the staff who serve!“

“Chapito has amazing views over Lisbon and the river. Service is fantastic and menu is small but sufficient. We had beef cheeks and they were very delicious, although served a bit cold and portions to the small side. Guinea fowl was fine but nothing special, the prok carre was very undercooked but the garnish was good. We tried all three deserts and they were marvelous. Recommended.“

“Impossible to find better custard tarts. And hence the certificate and the awards. Dough, cream and oven to perfection... and friendliness. Good on Estrada de Benfica and even better in the store next to the Benfica market garden. There , new room is a huge plus......!“

“Delicious, really very good as they say here in the Google reviews! I ordered the chocolate salami flavor as recommended here, and it was truly a fantastic experience ??

Kid-friendliness: There are beautiful swings with flowers on the tables for the children, lol“

“A restaurant with a family atmosphere, they make one of the best bites to eat in greater Lisbon, the quality and price is very good, a bite costs €10, the decoration of the space is pleasant and the service is good. There's only one problem they don't make payments by ATM.“

“Great place to go eat during the week at lunch time. There are several dishes of the day to choose from at very affordable prices (dishes cost between €6 and €10, with the vast majority being around €6/7). The food is homemade and the service is good.“

“The cafe with seating is located within the park. During the week it's less noisy as the weekend brings lots of families and kids enjoying the park. The staff is friendly yet noticeably loud as they yell through the windows to each other.

Kid-friendliness: Parents relax and sit with their drinks while the kids run around and play.“