Best Coffee Shops in Lisbon

Real videos of Coffee Shops in Lisbon — 12 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

Coffee in Brew
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$MinimalistRelaxedWelcomingQuality coffeeBrewing methodsLocal pastries
About the venue
Coffee in Brew, situated in Lisboa, is a charming café known for its high-quality coffees and friendly atmosphere since 2018. The café features a minimalist design that focuses on creating a relaxed space for enjoying beverages, including a variety of brewing methods. Guests appreciate the knowledge of the baristas and the selection of local pastries to pair with their drinks. It’s a great spot for coffee aficionados seeking a unique experience.
What the videos show
The video depicts a hand pouring black coffee from a white pitcher into a small white bowl placed at the center of four plates, three of which contain dark chocolate truffles. A guide titled 'how to TASTE your black coffee' is visible on the table.
@Rafaela.granja
Fábrica Coffee Roasters
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$IndustrialCommunity-drivenSpecialtySpecialty coffeeDirectly sourcedCommunity workshops
About the venue
Fábrica Coffee Roasters, opened in Lisbon's Alvalade neighborhood in 2015, is known for its specialty coffee sourced directly from farmers. The roastery offers various brewing methods and a menu of light bites, including pastries and sandwiches. The industrial-chic decor features large windows and communal seating, making it a favorite for coffee aficionados and remote workers. Regular workshops on coffee brewing enhance the community feel.
What the videos show
The video captures a scene in a cafe where a pastry is placed on a white plate on a wooden table, alongside a glass of water and another drink containing orange liquid. The camera pans to reveal a masked barista working behind the counter, preparing drinks with professional equipment. Additional masked individuals are seen entering and waiting near the counter area.
R. das Portas de St. Antão, 136
@Yuki
Pastéis de Belém (Fábrica dos Pastéis de Belém)
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$$IconicTraditionalBelovedCustard tartsExclusive recipeHistoric location
About the venue
Pastéis de Belém, or Fábrica dos Pastéis de Belém, has become synonymous with Lisbon’s iconic custard tarts since the early 19th century. Located near the Jerónimos Monastery, the shop serves tarts fresh from the oven, maintaining an exclusive recipe that adds to their legendary status. Guests can enjoy the pastries in the quaint café, decorated with traditional Portuguese tiles, and often paired with a sprinkle of cinnamon. The long queues are a testament to their popularity and rich history.
What the videos show
The video showcases a table setting with pastries, a cup of coffee, and whipped cream. The camera pans across the table, highlighting the desserts and beverages.
R. de Belém, 84-92
@JessieFoodie
Dear Breakfast
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$CozyCharmingCasualHomemade pastriesEgg specialtiesOutdoor seating
About the venue
Dear Breakfast, located in Lisbon on Calçada de São Francisco, is a cozy eatery specializing in breakfast and brunch options. Their extensive menu features egg specialties, pancakes, and homemade pastries since its inception in 2017. The charming interior and casual atmosphere make it a favorite for locals and tourists alike, with many opting for outdoor seating on sunny days. It's particularly popular during weekends, often requiring patience for a table.
What the videos show
The video showcases various breakfast items such as a red latte art, granola bowl, croissant, iced coffee, and omelette, along with a detailed menu and glimpses of the cafe's interior.
Calçada de São Francisco 35, 1200-411 Lisboa, Portugal
@munchwithashley
Hippie cafe
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Laid-backOrganicFriendlyVegetarian optionsSmoothiesHerbal teas
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Hippie Cafe in Lisbon presents a laid-back atmosphere with a menu focused on organic and vegetarian options. This café encourages a chill vibe, attracting students and health-conscious diners. Opened in 2015, it serves smoothies, salads, and a range of herbal teas. The quirky decor and friendly staff create a welcoming environment for those looking to relax and unwind.
What the videos show
The video opens with a close-up of two slices of banana bread on a wooden table, accompanied by a cup of coffee. The camera then pans to reveal an outdoor seating area of a cafe, complete with tables, chairs, umbrellas, and trees lining the background.
Av. da Liberdade 13, 1150-048
@Daniela93
Pastelaria Santo Antonio
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$CharmingInvitingAuthenticPastéis deFamily-runTraditional recipes
About the venue
Pastelaria Santo Antonio, located on Rua do Milagre de Santo Antonio in Lisbon, Portugal, has specialized in traditional Portuguese pastries since the early 1990s. This family-run bakery offers an array of confections, including famous pastéis de nata and almond tarts. The inviting atmosphere and fresh pastries attract locals and tourists alike, making it a beloved stop for breakfast or dessert. The shop prides itself on using high-quality ingredients and traditional recipes.
What the videos show
The video starts with a close-up of a glass of tea with a tea bag steeping inside. The camera then pans to the right, showing a street view with parked motorcycles and a yellow building. It transitions to the interior of a cafe, showcasing the counter and display cases filled with pastries and desserts.
Rua do Milagre de Santo Antonio 10, Lisbon 1100-351 Portugal
@Daniela93
A Brasileira
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$$$HistoricCharmingRelaxedPastel deOutdoor terraceArt nouveau
About the venue
A Brasileira in Lisbon has been a cherished café since 1905, located in a prime spot at R. Garrett. It is famous for its extraordinary selection of pastries, including the iconic pastel de nata. The art nouveau decor and outdoor terrace attract both locals and tourists seeking a traditional Portuguese café experience. Visitors can enjoy the café's historic charm while sipping on coffee and tasting authentic pastries.
What the videos show
The video begins with a close-up of a hand stirring a cup of coffee with a spoon. It then pans to show the empty chairs and tables within the cafe, followed by two employees wearing masks, one of whom is taking pictures with her phone. Another employee is seen working behind a computer screen. The camera moves upward to reveal wooden panels and paintings on the ceiling, and finally, an old-fashioned clock hanging on the wall comes into view.
R. Garrett, 120-122
@Yuki
Leitaria Junqueira
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$TraditionalCharmingAuthenticFresh milkCreamy cheesesQueijadas de
About the venue
Leitaria Junqueira, situated at Rua da Junqueira 274A in Lisbon, has been serving traditional Portuguese dairy products since 1977. They are particularly famous for their fresh milk and creamy cheeses. The shop also offers a selection of pastries, including the beloved Queijadas de Sintra. With its simple storefront and focus on quality, it's a favorite among locals looking for authentic treats.
What the videos show
The video opens with a close-up of a cup of coffee on a saucer, then pans to reveal two cinnamon-sugar pastries. It then shifts to show three men engaged in conversation at a table in a cafe, while two women walk across the scene towards the counter area where food items are displayed.
Rua da Junqueira, 274A
@Daniela93
Casa do Licor Pastel de Nata
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CharmingSweetCulturalPastel deTraditional coffeeFamily recipe
About the venue
Casa do Licor Pastel de Nata in Lisbon specializes in the famous Portuguese custard tart, Pastel de Nata. Close to local attractions, this quaint pastry shop is celebrated for its freshly baked tarts made from a secret family recipe. Visitors can enjoy the flaky pastry and delicious custard while sipping on traditional Portuguese coffee. The charming setting adds to the experience, making it a favorite for both locals and tourists.
What the videos show
The video opens with a close-up of a table setting that includes a cup of coffee, a pastry tartlet, and a martini glass with a creamy beverage topped with cinnamon. The camera then shows a hand sprinkling more cinnamon onto the drink, followed by a pan across rows of bottles, including 'Pão de Açúcar' liqueur, and pastries in a display case.
Largo Calhariz 17- A
@xo.pinsta
Crush Doughnuts
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$CharmingIndulgentBrightGourmet flavorsFreshly madeScratch recipes
About the venue
Crush Doughnuts at Av. Augusto Aguiar 148B in Lisbon specializes in gourmet doughnuts made from scratch daily. This small bakery offers a variety of unique flavors, including lavender-infused and matcha-glazed options. Their commitment to quality ingredients ensures a fresh, indulgent experience with each bite. The bright and welcoming atmosphere makes it a popular spot for both locals and tourists alike.
What the videos show
The video opens with a close-up of two cups of coffee on a table at an outdoor cafe, accompanied by a vase of yellow flowers and a sign that reads 'Welcome To Pre-Payment.' The camera then pans right, revealing a street scene with two women walking past each other and vehicles moving on the road. A waiter sets down additional plates at a nearby table.
Av. Augusto Aguiar, 148B
@Daniela93
Starbucks
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HistoricConvenientRelaxedHistorical buildingLocal pastriesOutdoor seating
About the venue
Starbucks at Praça Dom João da Câmara in Lisbon is housed in an old train station, giving it a unique historical charm. The café retains many original architectural features while offering the classic Starbucks menu of coffee, pastries, and sandwiches. Visitors can enjoy their drinks either indoors or outside on the renovated plazas, making it an ideal stop for tourists exploring the city. Unique to this location, local pastries accompany the usual café offerings.
What the videos show
A woman is holding a Starbucks iced drink with raspberries and ice cubes. She brings the cup closer to the camera, showing the drink details, and then takes a sip.
Praça Dom João da Câmara Estação do Rossio
@Yuki
Cultural Centre of Belém (Centro Cultural de Belém (CCB))
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CulturalArtisticHistoricArt exhibitionsTheater performancesPublic workshops
About the venue
The Cultural Centre of Belém (CCB), located in the Belém district of Lisbon, is a prominent cultural venue opened in 1992. It spans over 40,000 square meters and hosts numerous performances, art exhibitions, and workshops throughout the year. The center's architecture is a mix of modern and traditional styles, reflecting its surroundings. It is strategically situated near the Jerónimos Monastery and the Belém Tower, making it a central hub for both tourists and locals.
What the videos show
The video opens with a close-up of a chocolate drizzled cookie and two cups of cappuccino dusted with cocoa powder on a table. The camera then pans up to reveal a cafe setting with white tables and chairs arranged neatly within a spacious area featuring stone walls adorned with greenery. A man wearing glasses briefly appears as he walks past behind one of the tables.
Pç. do Império
@Daniela93