Unity Coffee Roasters — Restaurant in Cascais

Don't get me wrong, the coffee is good - but the atmosphere and service needs improvement. First of all I'd like to mention that the food (especially the cakes) is quite expensive. The interior is confusing with too many different materials and styles, which makes it seem cold and unfinished. The service was ok but at times a bit rude. For example we changed tables and they seemed noticeably annoyed with us, at some point the menu got ripped out of my friends hands as he was bending it a bit (There is a more friendly way of dealing with situations like this). I don't know if it's a culture thing but I have experienced much better service and atmosphere in other coffee shops for a better...

They didn't say hello to me when I walked in. It's not convenient in terms of not knowing where to go to make an order. No menu on the wall. If you ask for a cappuccino in your mug, they can make both a regular cappuccino (3.5 euros ) and double (4.5 ) silently at their discretion. For me, it was fundamental to get the regular, because the double shot can make you sick. That double shot, I realized already when I tasted it. There may not be seats after 12 o'clock on Seturday. It feels like an emphasis on profit rather than the interests of the customer. In the context of the level of service, the prices...

• Tucked away on a busy Cascais street, Unity Coffee is a quiet escape where the smell of freshly roasted beans pulls you in instantly. • Inside, it’s calm, minimal, and chill—just the right energy to work or take a break. • The batch brew? Smooth, rich, and full of character. • I paired it with a sweet treat—tasty, though a little on the pricier side. • Friendly service and thoughtful touches like feminine products in the restroom made me feel genuinely cared for. • Bonus: they roast their own coffee, and you can taste the passion in every sip.

A mindful spot with good coffee, soft energy, and...