The best cafeterias Lisbon Area

This café/restaurant is only for the most adventurous who dare to go into the narrow streets of the Mouraria. O Corvo is the perfect place to meet up with friends or to come with your book and spend the afternoon. On the menu there is something for everyone, from focaccia to burgers and a wide selection of salads. There are also cheese and charcuterie tables and dishes to share if you just want a bite to eat. For early risers, there are two versions of brunch, a classic and a healthier one.

Located on a street behind the main road, this tea/coffee room is an immediate eye-catcher. The decoration is modern and in the spirit of the times with its petrol blue walls and white earthenware tiles. A few tables outside to enjoy the sunny weather, a counter top table in the window with high stools. Inside, a counter offering a wide choice of pastries, quiches, wraps... We don't know what to choose anymore! If you stay there for a while, you can see the customers who come to buy bread.

The cafeteria is in two parts, located in different places: one associated with the Foundation's building and a self-service area in the Museum of Modern Art. In the self-service restaurant, you will find a buffet of appetizers and salads in addition to pastries, as well as a wide variety of good daily specials and desserts at very competitive prices. All these good reasons mean that you will be queuing up at times that coincide with the lunch break at the neighbourhood offices. A good address.

Sunset Bamboo Bar boasts the largest tostas (XXL tostas) and it's true! You'll have a hard time dealing with it on your own. Unless you have an ogre's appetite or are at least two to share, we advise you to order only one half. We wonder where they get the bread to get such large slices. To refresh yourself, you can choose fresh fruit juices such as guava or mango or detox juice. Otherwise, you will also find pancakes, açaí bowls...

This pastry shop, which also serves as a cafeteria, is a great option for lunch or dinner at any time of the day. It will also be your best option when the other restaurants are closed. There are several addresses in Ericeira, but we recommend the one overlooking the square with its terrace. On the menu you will have all the traditional snacks, sandwiches but also dishes or salads. Everything is very good with very reasonable prices. The team will welcome you warmly and the service is impeccable.

This chain, which also operates in Lisbon, is a great place for a snack break or a quick lunch. The concept is simple: filled croissants with a wide selection of toppings. Choose from sweet or savoury options! Because yes, in Portugal, the croissant is an option for a savory sandwich... The croissants are baked throughout the day, so they're always fresh and crisp.