Cantinho De Lisboa

I went to Portugal this summer and while walking in the old port saw the window: pasteis de nata. I had to go. It's much bigger than you realize inside. A very nice, more upscale looking cafe with all sorts of Portuguese snacks and drinks (I think even the water was the Portuguese brand) as well as other souvenirs. There was a lot of options without being cluttered.I ordered one pasteis de nata, said obrigada and made my merry way. It wasn't super flaky but it wasn't toasted either (had it to go) but it was oh so buttery and delicious! I've been to a few of the big pastry shops in Portugal like belem so the bar is high for me now, I very much liked this one. I can't comment on the rest of the food but it looked good.

A tourist spot that has a café, various trinkets and books for purchase, and a small selection of food items to buy. The food was good although after ordering it was slow to arrive, despite the fact that no one else was here. Also, I find it highly amusing to be in a Portuguese Cafe, served in French, and listening to music in Spanish. Quite a cultural experience.

Loved it! We forgot to take a pic before devouring it haha. Croissant melted in your mouth! Helena, not the owner Helena but the other Helena was so so nice and informative. She even gave us cards for the other restaurants associated with the owner! One has a panoramic view apparently. My mom and I were pleasantly surprised and wish we had ordered more. I will be back!