Great place for a pit-stop on your Saturday-shopping in Chiado or a more prolonged break on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Be patient though, it is becoming and awful popular place!
Royal Café is a nice, almost hidden, place to have breakfast, lunch or an afternoon snack. The setting is modern and clean, without being distant. In the back you can find a (rather tiny) terrace.
With a amazing view of Lisbon, it's the best place to end your day. Try a hot tea on winter or a milkshake on summer.
Prizes are rather high for Lisbon standards, but still nowhere near the level of Pierre Hermé!
Decorated with young artists’ paintings and old fashioned furnishings, this colorful tea house lists dozens of teas from around the world, meant to accompany one of its mouth-watering homemade cakes.
To match the elegance of the brand, you can sit in the well-designed space and enjoy your 5-o’clock tea with a view to the street.
This place is a temple to tea, with more than 70 international flavors to be enjoyed together with a pastry.
You’ll find this cafe/tea house facing the ruins of Carmo Convent. It has a classic and very Lisbon interior, offering over 50 varieties of tea which go great with a freshly-baked scone.
Many see it as the best tea house in the city, and although the limited choices of teas may be disappointing, it has quite an original décor, just what you picture a classic tea house should look like
A Outra Face da Lua na Baixa de Lisboa inclui um café que para além dos habituais chás, serve também refeições. Está aberto de segunda a sábado das 10 às 20 e com esplanada de Verão!
Serves lunches but also stays open for afternoon tea, offering special snacks between 3 and 6PM. That’s when you can have your tea together with one of the excellent chocolates
It is also possible to have lunch or dinner throughout the week in this charming venue, and it is a good place to meet in the evening for a drink before heading on to one of the other bars in the area
The most unexpected place to find a coffee and cake bar – in the middle of a Portuguese style homeware store in Chiado. There are only a few chairs and tables, but it is a very calming atmosphere.
Imagine an old Parisian café, with little wrought-iron tables, old leather armchairs and vintage black and white pictures hanging on the walls.
Most of the products are biological (and really tasty!), and even the tea is served in a beautiful golden china set – this place is all about the details, you definitely shouldn’t miss it.
