Café
1. Majestic Café
Porto's grandest historic café, opened on Rua de Santa Catarina in 1921, with carved wood, mirrors and plaster ceilings in Belle Époque and Art Nouveau style.
View details — Majestic CaféCoffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
12 places · Updated November 12, 2026
Our top 3 cafés in Portugal
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Porto's grandest historic café, opened on Rua de Santa Catarina in 1921, with carved wood, mirrors and plaster ceilings in Belle Époque and Art Nouveau style.
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Since 1837 this Belém bakery has made its custard tarts by hand to a closely guarded recipe linked to the nearby Jerónimos Monastery.
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Opened in 1905 on Rua Garrett, this listed Chiado café was a meeting place for Lisbon's modernists, and a statue of Fernando Pessoa sits on its terrace.
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The Porto branch of Lisbon's celebrated custard tart bakery, beside the Bolhão market, where pastéis de nata are baked in view and served warm.
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A historic pastry shop and tea room opposite the Bolhão market, founded in the 1890s, known for regueifa bread, bolo-rei and traditional Porto sweets.
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Founded in 1829 on Praça da Figueira, Confeitaria Nacional introduced Bolo-Rei to Portugal in 1875 and still sells pastries from its original recipes.
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An Art Deco café on Rossio, opened in 1929 on the site of an eighteenth-century coffee house, with a terrace facing the square and a statue of the poet Bocage.
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A dairy business founded in 1920 whose shop on Praça de Guilherme Gomes Fernandes is known for éclairs filled with fresh whipped cream.
View details — Leitaria da Quinta do PaçoCafé
A 1933 café on Avenida dos Aliados known as the café of music, with marble reliefs by Henrique Moreira and murals of Amazonian peoples by Graça Morais.
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A grand pastry café opened in 1922 on Avenida da República, with mirrors, marble and carved wood, known for breakfasts, steaks and chocolate cake.
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A Lisbon specialty coffee roaster founded in 2015, whose Portas de Santo Antão café serves coffee from beans it roasts itself near Sintra.
View details — Fábrica Coffee RoastersCafé
An all-day brunch café on Praça de Carlos Alberto, serving pancakes, eggs Benedict and smoothie bowls, plus a francesinha pancake and brunch cocktails.
View details — Zenith Brunch & Cocktails