A Padaria Portuguesa Camoes

Not quite so ubiquitous as Starbucks, but with locations in nearly every district of Lisbon, A Padaria Portuguesa has grown substantially since and although a “chain” in all ways each store maintains unique design elements to pair with dozens of baked goods and café selections.Perhaps best compared to Panera stateside or Paul in Europe, Sandwiches and Soups offered alongside Pastry, it was shortly after that the location on Praça Luís de Camões was found busy, early arrival assuring warm Pastel de Bacalhau that are generous in size and well prepared without any sense of oiliness.Modern but rooted in tradition, with service designed to turn tables, one would be right to assume A Padaria Portuguesa does big volume in Portugal’s signature Egg Custard Tart, their storage under plastic maintaining temperature but also moisture that makes for a damp Crust but admirable interior.Also offering croquettes de carne and Mil Folhas, the latter crackling to the fork beneath Icing, it would be negligent to exit A Padaria Portuguesa without at least one Pão de Deus, or God’s Bread, featuring the softness of Brioche with plenty of Coconut and even more Butter.

great place to breakfast, located in the center.

This was my go to bakery for everyday while I was in Lisbon. Great breads sandwiches croissants dessert coffee for a very decent price. My favorite is the croissant with smoked salmon.

Good cake and coffee plus the view of a busy square.

bread of God and gallon (coffee with big milk) brot de gott und latte

The restaurant has a nice modern feel to the interior and the people at the cashier were nice and could understand English. We got the smoked salmon sandwich, the prawn sandwich, the beet sandwich, and a brioche croissant and a sweet bread. To open the prawn sandwich was spicy, tasty, but dry. The smoked sandwich was tasty but also dry. There was no sauce and it wasn’t immaculate to say. The beet sandwich was to my sister “gas”. The brioche croissant was moist, sweet, and delectable. The sweet bread was obviously sweet but not that delicious. Personally I don’t like the coconut aroma and taste on the bread. The after taste wasn’t that good but it was filling and felt good in the tumtum. A 4 out of 5 because of the dry sandwich’s and no that good sweet bread but the others saved it. I might come back depending on how I feel.

Great place for a breakfast. Delicious pastries, however, the coffee isn’t good at all. Fair price and the service was ok. (Translated by Google) Gran lugar para un desayuno. Deliciosos pasteles, sin embargo, el café no es bueno en absoluto. precio justo y el servicio estaba bien.