A Padaria Portuguesa-Camoes
Cuisine: Bakery, Continental, European, Portuguese
Last updated on May 22, 2022
Price Range: $
10Best Says
This citywide cafe and bakery franchise has caught the imagination of locals and tourists alike. The concept is simple, a bright and breezy French-style boulangerie (lots of croissants and baguettes)... Read More
This citywide cafe and bakery franchise has caught the imagination of locals and tourists alike. The concept is simple, a bright and breezy French-style boulangerie (lots of croissants and baguettes) shining under 60's-style lamplights and lots of street food suggestions chalked up on the blackboard. This is a favourite morning haunt for budget-conscious travellers and busy commuters. The breakfast menu of juice, expresso and cheese and ham sandwich is the best buy, and by 9 am it gets so busy the queue backs up to the front windows. The display cabinets heave with sausage rolls, meat pies, donuts, flan and dozens of different cakes, and the place stays open all day and into early evening. Take your pick!
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EXPERT TIPS BY:
Paul Bernhardt
Lisbon Local Expert
- Street Food, Breakfast, Breakfast/Brunch: "Customers need to take a numbered ticket from a vending machine situated at the top of the stairs. When their number is called they can step up to be served."
- Best for Street Food Because: There's seating upstairs, but the nearby square opposite makes for an ideal backdrop if you prefer to snack on the street.
- Best for Breakfast Because: A fantastic location right in the heart of everything, and offering simple but nourishing get-go fare, A Padaria is where to start the day.
- Best for Breakfast/Brunch Because: This particular branch of A Padaria Portuguesa is situated in Praça Luís Camões, one of Lisbon's prettiest squares.
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