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A well established pastelaria in Portugal. If you are looking for a place to grab a drink and people watch, this is the place. Not to mention you will get fantastic service (you’ll just need to be patient as this is the style in Portugal, also please take the time to notice how busy the servers are as they are running most of the time), but all the servers are super welcoming. Can’t say much about the food as we didn’t order any, but the desserts and pastries are great. We came hear all 4 nights of our stay. You’ll also be able to listen to all the various street performers in the area from your seat.
Wonderful cafe/bistro with ample outside dining space. Food including pastries, empanadas, are all very good. Inside restaurant is very well done and comfortable. Great location to have a cafe and bakery foods.
A coffe shop full of decades of tradition. It was the place where hight society usualy meet for tea. It still is very good with great pastry.
The worst cafe possibly in the whole of Lisbon. The food was terrible quality, the service even worse. The worst bit was when we raised it with the manager she was downright rude, loud and dismissive and asked us to go and eat at a McDonalds! The rating of 3.7 on Google speak for themselves. They will of course blag about being in existence for years but that’s not an excuse for pathetic service.I actually felt bad for the waiter who was trying his best, the manager though - she was a whole different story. Take my advice if you want your place to do well - get rid of people who are rude; incompetence can still be dealt with.
The perfect place to sit in the shade and watch the world go by. We enjoyed coffee and a selection of snacks, including pastel de bachelau. The range of sweet pastries is astonishing so return visits are advised.
Amazing little French pastry shop in Chiado. I had the croissant with cheese and a coffee with milk. It was tasty and hot. Oh and a cream puff.. I will be back
Love the old time classic cafe!
We went to Bernard for coffee 3 times during our 5 days trip in Lisbon!
It’s a very old, classic style cafe in the heart of Chiado. We opted to sit outside to watch people and look at the old bookstores next to the cafe. It’s very busy but at the same time relaxing!
Great coffee and pastries!
We went to Bernard for coffee 3 times during our 5 days trip in Lisbon!
It’s a very old, classic style cafe in the heart of Chiado. We opted to sit outside to watch people and look at the old bookstores next to the cafe. It’s very busy but at the same time relaxing!
Great coffee and pastries!
