Buy Coffee - Tea - Herbal tea Portugal

A true haven of peace dedicated to tea. Several spaces are reserved for its making like the Indian room or the Ganesh room. The store offers a wide range of teas. In addition to the wide variety of teas on offer and the delicious little cakes that accompany them, light meals are served at lunchtime. Another particularity of this place filled with zenitude, from Monday to Friday, one can exchange a book for a cup of tea. Outside, there is a pleasant terrace with soft music and a large, relaxing garden.

It was for several decades a store selling tea and coffee. A Carioca, founded in 1936 by Isidoro Teixeira, has given way to a store selling vegan pastéis de nata (i.e. without any animal products). However, the historical store has not completely disappeared because you can still buy its coffee, or even taste it directly with a good pastel de nata. The decoration has also been preserved as it was. At night, you can admire its facade with colorful and vintage neon lights that give it a crazy cachet.

Here is a cosy place with a vintage decoration and a nice soundtrack where you will feel at home very quickly. Lots of choices, savory and sweet, to snack on at any time of the day. Generous salads, great toasts, homemade cheesecakes. Excellent tea (hot or iced). Ideal for a brunch or tea time alone or with friends. Some customers come here with their computer to work (almost every table has an electrical outlet) but it's also a great place to write your postcards! Lovely waitresses.

An excellent address for pastéis de nata, perhaps the best in town. The puff pastry is a success, crisp and golden to perfection, the cream is glossy and divine in the mouth, and the pastéis are perfectly sweet. In this chain, which can be found all over Portugal, everything is made on the spot, before the amazed eyes of customers, and the laboratory is visible from the street. A must-have from Porto. Maximum pleasure at minimum cost.

Opened in 2014, this tea shop has become an essential address in Lisbon. We sell a wide selection of teas from here and abroad, as well as homemade creations, such as "Earl Grey Portugal" flavoured with bergamot produced in Portugal, "lisbon breakfast" or the very good teas from Darjeeling. It should be recalled that the country was one of the first in Europe to have contact with China and Macao; it has kept the word "Chá" in Mandarin to designate tea.

This boutique is part of the "lojas com historia" network, meaning that it has been part of the Lisbon landscape for many years. Initially located in Baixa, it reopened in 1957 in the Alvalade district. Now run by Paulo Manso and his mother, the store is the only one in the district to offer a full selection of coffees and teas. It's a true Portuguese-style coffee shop, with the addition of sweets, cookies, dried fruit...