A Brasileira

Visit this iconic historic cafe in Chiado for their incredible pastéis de nata, known for their soft, jelly-like filling and crispy, layered crust.

In their own words: “We're going to start with Cafe A Brasileira which is located in the Chiado district at 120 Rua Garrett. This iconic historic cafe was established in 1905 and let me tell you they make incredible pastéis de nata.”

Experience a piece of Lisbon's history by enjoying a traditional Bica (espresso) in this beautifully preserved, historic cafe.

In their own words: “Just a stones f away from Montagaria is this place, a Braziliera. It's a cafe, an absolutely stunning cafe. One of the most pretty cafes that I've seen, both on the outside and on the inside. ... it's historic for a start. It's been open since 1905 and it used to be frequented by artists and poets.”

Visit this iconic coffee shop, famous for popularizing the Bica espresso, and enjoy a coffee while soaking in its rich history and vibrant atmosphere.

In their own words: “the reason they call coffee or espresso Bika here is because back when coffee was more of a novelty and not as popular they were trying to make it more drinkable and enjoyable for the customers at brocillera which is the really popular coffee shop here”