Best Cafes in Lisbon
1. Hello, Kristof, Lisbon
A cozy, light-filled cafe adorned with provocative photography and art and design books. While they do an excellent avocado toast, they're also great as a space to work. Friendly staff.
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A cozy, light-filled cafe adorned with provocative photography and art and design books. While they do an excellent avocado toast, they're also great as a space to work. Friendly staff.
One of Lisbon's third-wave coffee pioneers with several locations across the city. Each cafe boasts a rustic, industrial aesthetic and serves high quality made from freshly-roasted beans. Food options are available too.
Third-wave Danish coffee shop with multiple locations throughout the city. A popular place for caffeine-fuelled work. Pair an artisan brew with one of their homemade bakery items.
Aesthetic corner near Alfama for breakfast and brunch. The diverse menu will please meat-eaters, vegetarians, and vegans alike. Grab a table on the alfresco terrace and soak up some late morning sun.
Aussie-style specialty coffee shop with indoor and outdoor seating. Breakfast favorites include homemade pumpkin bread and avocado toast. Also serves lunch dishes like burgers and burritos. Craft beer and wine are available too.
Warm Alfama corner cafe serving homemade Egyptian and Tunisian dishes beside the National Pantheon. Board games sit on tables while spiced hawawshi bakes to order and fresh mint lemonades stretch out slow afternoon lunches.
