Ceres Boulangerie — Restaurant in Lisbon

Nice bread, terrible coffee. For them there’s literally no difference between a galão and a cappuccino. I asked for a galão, and I was given a cappuccino: short cup and not the right ration of milk/coffee that makes a galão. When I said that maybe there was a mistake the girl looked at me confused because the coffee machine (press the button and that’s it) did it. And they don’t have high glasses for galão. But prices are different and I was charged with galão.

So if you are about to open a coffee place on Portugal just maybe try to learn to do a galão and a bica. If not, give them the real name for...

What a delight to discover this French bakery in Lisbon! Like many reviewers have said, just as good as the great bakeries of Paris. The croissant was flaky, buttery, and chewy, and the escargot pastry with cinnamon had just the right amount of sweetness and spice… But the real winner was the crusty rustic rye bread! While Lisbon has many great bakeries for pastries, I find it difficult to find really good rustic artisanal bread with the charred crust outside, and chewy inside. Perfect to have with Portuguese cured sheep cheeses. Highly recommend this place for any...

Extremely rude manager/person at the pay til. The person giving me my pastries was nice, however when I went to pay, the person was incredibly rude, super dismissive, wouldn’t respond to my thank yous or anything. All this considered their pastries are subpar and overpriced. I paid 5 euros for three croissants and got horrible treatment in return. I urge whoever is in charge to pay closer attention to their customer service as it is quite unpleasant to deal with your staff. There are SOOOO many bakeries in Lisbon that are much better quality,...