Casa São Miguel - Doçaria Regional Portuguesa - Casa de Pastéis de Nata

This is a very beautiful and special cafe! The pastry and tea options were fantastic. I particularly liked the savory options. We got cherry tea which was fantastic. Unfortunately, the owner did not make us feel welcome and we watched him speak quite rudely to his employees. I am seeing a lot of other reviews about how friendly the staff was so it’s possible this guys was just having a bad day but ultimately it contributed to us not having as good as an atmosphere while we ate there :(

I would like to share my experience at your café. Overall, the pastries were delicious, and the atmosphere was pleasant. However, I was very surprised by the price. We paid 16 euros for two pastries and a tea, which seems excessive even for this level of quality. Unfortunately, due to such high prices, we are unlikely to return. It would be beneficial to review the pricing policy so that your customers can enjoy excellent desserts without feeling overcharged.

Desserts from all over Portugal served in the beautiful setting of Alfama. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. The traditional sweets are well-executed, but I recommend asking about each one to see if they match your taste preferences. I highly suggest stopping here to better discover the flavors of Portuguese desserts.

Probably home to the largest range of Portuguese desserts!! I love sweets so this was a dream come true... the owner is passionate about representing sweets from different regions of the country & calls his curation a Gastronomic Archaeology. Love the concept. There's also a wide range of other confectionaries/souvenirs that make great gifts for friends. Thoughtfully decorated store with a good atmosphere too :-)

The best pastry shop in Alfama. ☺️ All of their pastries are delicious and staff are friendly and helpful. Definitely a place you don’t want to miss while you’re in Lisbon.

Spent two months in Portugal and couldn’t stay away from this spot! So quirky and quaint, and the pastry is unreal… probably the best I had while in Portugal. Definitely worth the walk over. ❤️

A bit cramped but other than that it’s one of my happiest experience in Lisbon. The owner is so welcoming and always greets with a smile on his face. Chiefly, the pastries are bite sized yet delicious and very very cheap. For the size (and price) you can get 3 mini pastries and a coffee for under 10 euros and they taste so absolutely delicious. I would recommend this place all day long. - your Singaporean customer

Cute little cafe in the Alfama district. Great coffee and good pastries. We had both the orange “pie” and egg tart. We really liked the orange pie it was sweet with lots of orange but not bitter in anyway. I would highly recommend this cafe and it’s really good for pictures too

This is a very beautiful and special cafe! The pastry and tea options were fantastic. I particularly liked the savory options. We got cherry tea which was fantastic. Unfortunately, the owner did not make us feel welcome and we watched him speak quite rudely to his employees. I am seeing a lot of other reviews about how friendly the staff was so it’s possible this guys was just having a bad day but ultimately it contributed to us not having as good as an atmosphere while we ate there :(

I would like to share my experience at your café. Overall, the pastries were delicious, and the atmosphere was pleasant. However, I was very surprised by the price. We paid 16 euros for two pastries and a tea, which seems excessive even for this level of quality. Unfortunately, due to such high prices, we are unlikely to return. It would be beneficial to review the pricing policy so that your customers can enjoy excellent desserts without feeling overcharged.

Desserts from all over Portugal served in the beautiful setting of Alfama. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. The traditional sweets are well-executed, but I recommend asking about each one to see if they match your taste preferences. I highly suggest stopping here to better discover the flavors of Portuguese desserts.

Probably home to the largest range of Portuguese desserts!! I love sweets so this was a dream come true... the owner is passionate about representing sweets from different regions of the country & calls his curation a Gastronomic Archaeology. Love the concept. There's also a wide range of other confectionaries/souvenirs that make great gifts for friends. Thoughtfully decorated store with a good atmosphere too :-)

The best pastry shop in Alfama. ☺️ All of their pastries are delicious and staff are friendly and helpful. Definitely a place you don’t want to miss while you’re in Lisbon.

Spent two months in Portugal and couldn’t stay away from this spot! So quirky and quaint, and the pastry is unreal… probably the best I had while in Portugal. Definitely worth the walk over. ❤️

A bit cramped but other than that it’s one of my happiest experience in Lisbon. The owner is so welcoming and always greets with a smile on his face. Chiefly, the pastries are bite sized yet delicious and very very cheap. For the size (and price) you can get 3 mini pastries and a coffee for under 10 euros and they taste so absolutely delicious. I would recommend this place all day long. - your Singaporean customer

Cute little cafe in the Alfama district. Great coffee and good pastries. We had both the orange “pie” and egg tart. We really liked the orange pie it was sweet with lots of orange but not bitter in anyway. I would highly recommend this cafe and it’s really good for pictures too