I found this place to be great. Service is leisurely. We had tea and pizza bread (both the olive…read moreand the meat), a bagel with everything and a sandwich. Everything was delicious. Also, there are some nice tea gifts inside as well as food gifts. I felt I got value for money and also loved the location. We ate outdoors and had a great view of the church just up the street.

Stopped for a quick bite. Restaurant very clean, shabby chic. Wonderful choice of teas, café, fresh…read moreorange juice. Staff friendly and obliging. Speaks English. Toasted sandwiches were just okay.

Smorgasbord. It was…read morea feast for the eyes as I was wandering around the campus. The cafeteria is a lovely artsy space, tucked away next to the all the surrounding museums that has an outside patio overlooking down in the back of the city. Weekend buffet ends at 4pm, but be sure to get there before 3pm as most things are slowly being put away and tables changing to dinner. As I mentioned above, it's got everything! Hot soups, some sort of baked codfish, lox, fritatas, sushi, breads, charcuterie, cheeses red and white wine, delicious fresh juices (my fav was the mango+passion fruit), beautiful desserts like chocolate cake, key lime pie, fruity custards are ALL displayed on the table. Such an awesome find! In the end, the total price was about 14.50 Euros.

Dropped in on a whim and also to take a break from exploring Peniche in a steady, misty rain!…read moreI ordered pistachio gelato and he ordered some sort of sardine pastry or fishy pastry thing. He wasn't too convinced of the delicacy at first, and then hit the center of it and 'ooohhed' and 'yummmed' quite a bit while exclaiming 'America needs this kind of food!' It was a nice quick stop. I don't think they take credit cards.