7 of the best · Lisbon, Portugal
Pastelarias, Coffee and Chocolate Cake in Lisbon
The pastel de Belém since 1837, the pastel de nata warm from the oven in Chiado, the Confeitaria Nacional on the Praça da Figueira, and Lisbon’s specialty roasters.
Our 7 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
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Three Lisbon addresses we return to, chosen from this list by people who know the city well.
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Since 1837
Pastéis de Belém
The bakery beside the Jerónimos Monastery that has made the pastel de Belém since 1837.
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The pastel de nata factory
Manteigaria
The pastel de nata, and nothing else, baked in view of the counter all day.
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The pastel de nata 2
Belém and Chiado.
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The pastel de nata factory
Manteigaria
The pastel de nata, and nothing else, baked in view of the counter all day.
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Since 1837
Pastéis de Belém
The bakery beside the Jerónimos Monastery that has made the pastel de Belém since 1837.
Historic pastry shops 2
The old rooms.
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Since 1829
Confeitaria Nacional
The pastry shop on the Praça da Figueira, founded in 1829, for its pastel de nata.
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On the Praça Luís de Camões
The Patisserie at the Bairro Alto Hotel
The hotel’s ground-floor patisserie, with Portuguese pastries made in the house all day.
Praça Luís de Camões 2, 1200-243 LisboaExplore View on map
Coffee and cake 3
Roasters and cafés.
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Bread and pastries all day
A Padaria Portuguesa
A Lisbon chain of bakery cafés for bread, pão de deus and a quick coffee.
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Roasting since 2015
Fábrica Coffee Roasters
Specialty coffee roasted in Lisbon since 2015, with cafés around the centre.
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The chocolate cake
Landeau Chocolate
The café known for one chocolate cake, in Chiado, Campo de Ourique and the LX Factory.
Rua das Flores 70, 1250-195 LisboaExplore View on map
