Deguimbra — Restaurant in Lisbon

Prices not transparent, not recommended for tourists. Came here for my first meal in Lisbon as wanted to try a local place outside the town centre and this was close to where I was staying. However, the food was very mediocre (nata served was cold and stale) and I’m not sure why the other reviews mention good value as I was charged €1.80 for a nata here which was the most out of my whole trip! (The famous Pastel de Belém only charges €1.40 for a much tastier nata!) and was charged €3.00 for a can of Coke Zero. (Again, this is more than even the city centre touristy restaurants which were around €2.00 to €2.80) I suspect as there is no clear menu with prices the owners charged me whatever they wanted as I was a tourist. I put my trust in this homely looking cafe but was let down. Sad to say this was the worst meal I had during my trip in Lisbon and left a bad taste. Wanted to share my experience to warn others. This place may be ok for locals but if you’re a tourist, and especially if you’re not fluent in...

Great small coffee shop and restaurant! Their breakfasts are wonderful - a good variety of fixed menus, reasonably priced and very well done. And they do accept substitutes, if you like. Mine came with a generous portion of fresh strawberries, cleaned and ready to eat. The server was wonderful also, and looked after me so I had everything I wanted. Great small shop, with ample...

I very rarely give poor reviews, but I cannot accept being charged more because you can hear I am not local. We visit your city and support your businesses, there is no need to rip us off. The cafe is a proper “local” joint with average food and drink, if you going to charge premium prices rather avoid and go around the corner to the Main Street for a...