Lisboa Pastelaria in Dublin

A very cozy and comfortable place to eat. The food is delicious, especially the pastels de nata.

Definitely stick to a pastel de nata if you come here they’re amazing! However the coffee and sandwiches are a bit miserable. €5 for a coffee is a boutique coffee shop price, so I expected the same quality and didn’t get it. TLDR: pastel de natas are incredible everything else pretty mediocre and overpriced.

Good pie there now. Kind of people

Amazing to find vegan pastries at all, but especially pastel de nata! Great pastry and rich, creamy filling. Reasonably priced too.

The sandwich was delicious and the coffee is very good! I loved the “pastel de nata”. And the service was excellent, the lady was very friendly!

vegan pastel de nata is simply one of the best things i’ve ever had…

We ordered a chicken and bacon sandwich (circa €10) and a Chorizo and cheddar (circa €9) - both were delicious, but the chorizo sandwich was small considering its price. Service could be better as the attendant was more likely talking to himself when he was calling out the order, and if we weren’t paying attention we would certainly miss our order. I would say that it’s a place to sit and have a chat, considering that it’s a small place, so is somewhere to eat and leave. I would go back to try other menu options, considering how good the food was.

Came in to try the egg tarts and cubano. Egg tarts were nice and fluffy - not as sweet as I’ve tasted elsewhere (which I loved). Cubano was good! I took this togo, and its still a solid sandwich after 20 mins. I wish there was more meat but overall the balance of the flavors was good! Would recommend if you’re in the area and are craving either of these.

Good place for Portuguese food and pastries. I had the Francesinha to go and it was still pretty good after a couple of hours when I got home, the sauce is very good.

Must try the original Pastel de nata! One of the best ive had in dublin. Good ice coffee as well.