Café Moçambique — Restaurant in Coimbra

Suspected money laundering.

Worst service I have experienced in a long time.

Besides the waitresses being mostly impolite and unprofessional, the silliest thing happened. After paying the bill for a 35 EUR dinner, I asked for the receipt and the already impolite waitress said it was not possible. I complained about it and when the manager came, instead of being comprehensive, he lectured me about how I should have asked about it beforehand, pointing to a ridiculously small note attached to the corner of a computer screen, where the invented regulation was written.

Not only are such things against consumer rights, but I am quite sure they were doing money laundering. It is the only reason why they would be unable to print the receipt after registering the payment.

All in all, not even the low prices justify the burden of dealing with such service and bad spirit. Pay 2-5 EUR more and you can eat at a honest restaurant. Hopefully some local will denounce them...

Very underrated. Great service, usually empty (a good thing for me), perfect for studying (especially on PC because the lighting is not very good at night, so not practical if you need to read papers instead of a screen). The coffeeshop is open most of the time. The service is normal, decent for a university student. The tea comes with two cute biscuits for a cozy vibe. I love this place, it's always very cozy and welcoming. There are multiple food and drink options, although the cakes are occasionally sold out. This coffeeshop is not the best for a fancy hangout but definitely a great fit if you're looking for a good time with friends without being bothered. I think it deserves alot more...

Went there to work during the day. Large place with strong wifi and outlets, but you can tell it's a college destination. Large, darker rooms with games in the corners and dirty bathrooms. Suitable for remote work during the day but music is in the background and tables are coated so your...