Lisbon Bakery And - Menu

Fast becoming my favourite place to eat in Plymouth. The Francesinha is a true belly buster. Washed it down with Superbock beer. Great service and very reasonable prices too.

very good price breakfast and delicious food. many Portuguese cakes and pastries to choose from and other Portuguese foods. they also sell Portuguese products in business. a visit worth and also a pastel de nata!

Being portuguese i can be bias... but being a native actually should mean more as I know the cuisine... the food was superb freshly and well prepared. The team was welcoming, and the restaurant was well presented.

for the first time after the reading of the reviews sat here. what a little jewel! family race. faster service, really pleasant atmosphere. coffee is tasty and hot. eating is absolutely stunning. and the desserts and baked should die! highly recommended. we will be regular now!

Popped in for takeaway pastries. The pastel de nata were so good, we returned the next day to eat in. Tried a variety of cakes and pastries. What a treat! Especially the Pao de Deus, with ham cheese, as recommended by the waiter. Warm and friendly staff. Very reasonably priced.

Great Portuguese cakes, food, beer and wine. Service is familiar and professional. Not in the most touristic part of town but is worth a visit. They have special dishes on weekends, I only had the chance to try the regular menu and the cod and steak sandwiches are top quality full of flavour and meat.

delicious ham and cheese omelette baguette. really delicious. tuna mayonnaise and ei toastie was also really good and excellent black Americano coffee. I had to have a second cup! I am not surprised that it had a constant supply of customers in the restaurant and bakery. we look forward to another visit soon .

that is a jewel of a restaurant. expect they were freshly baked and genuine Lisbon food. a family business that is busy with the bustling business. everything was thought and it is a great place to lunch, coffee or snack, I highly recommend taking some of the items from bakery, especially the Custard articles.

why go to portugal when you can go to the Lisbon Café in plymouth. what a fantastic selection of baked pastries and cakes baked on the ground and also good coffee. it's probably good that I don't live in plymouth as I'm here for breakfast every day. there are probably enough sorts to have another bake every day of the month.