Cafetaria Picasso — Restaurant in Lisbon

Pastries and desserts? Just LOOK at the range of wonderful things! (Photos, but better in person!) I’m sure the savoury things are good too, but I came here every day for a sweet treat! I sat in & had takeaway, & at different times of the day. There are popular outdoor tables and quieter tables inside (summer). The pot of tea comes with plenty of milk as long as you ask for milk (they won’t assume). Coffee is strong but not bitter. Great! Lovely staff look after you very well & speak English, so you don’t need to feel awkward asking what things are. (Many of these things I hadn’t seen before, they’re probably common to Europeans) Free wifi! My first visit they offered me a power point to charge my phone, (I happened to be sitting near it) but I...

Me and my friends came to have breakfast 1 and half hour before they close. We tried our best to be respectful keeping in mind we don’t know the language. They were so rude from the start. A worker gave us a menu and shooed us off so we went to sit. When we sat, another woman rushed my friend to order. My other friend who actually does speak Portuguese asked if they had vanilla, or oatmilk as she has stomach problems and he said no very rudely. So she asked for lactose free milk and when a worker brought it over he set it down and said “here’s your SPECIAL coffee”. I’m not sure if their quiche comes cold but they served...

I asked if she spoke English. Her answer was ‘no’. Then I asked if anyone else spoke English and she started shouting at her colleges. I felt very unwelcome. Wat seemed to be the owner was friendly and the only English speaking at the cafeteria. I was placed outside on the road because the terrace was only for people who took a meal. The spinach pancake was cold and tasted dry. Won’t come back again. 2 stars for...