I stopped into this small but bright pastry, cake, and ice cream shop on a night stroll through the…read morePlaza Major. They are located on the east side of the plaza, more north than south. There were so many goodies to choose from, I wasn't sure what to try. I settled on a small scoop of Pantera Rosa ice cream and 3 small pastries called mantecados. After taking a bite of a mantecado, I realized that I know this cookie well. It's basically the same as a Filipino polveron. Confitería Santa Lucía's mantecados are crumbly, sweet, and topped with a fine glaze of sugar. Every day in Spain has been an interesting history lesson in the origin of the familiar foodstuffs of my childhood. There was only one person working and the people in front of me were ordering lots of pastries for a party, so it was a bit of a wait. The counter person was a bit gruff. And the ice cream was nothing to write home about. Thus the 4-star review. But would I come back here to try their other delicious desserts? Absolutamente.

I've gone to both locations of Santa Lucía and the products are the exact same. A great variety and…read moregood location in Plaza Mayor. Not the best I've ever eaten- I found my items a bit too sweet- but still delicious! But for €1.75 for a croissant, the prices are entirely reasonable.

Very good bakery for Empanadas, Hornazo and also sweets. I had a piece of Hornazo for roughly EUR 4…read more(it depends on the wheight) which I really liked as the filling was tasty and in good quantity.

From the owner: En tartas pasteles y empanadas ,hornazos si buscas la.mayor calidad aun precio razonable nosotros…read moresomos la solucion productos recien horneados sin conservantes ni colorantes

Young hip barista and great coffee - musica on the tv ! Very affordable - nice roll with meat and…read morecheese - sweet biscuits served with coffee - highly recommended

From the owner: Cafetería Heladería Pastelería Helados Artesanos Pastelería…read moretradicional

Had a Torta de Guimarães - flaky dough with sweet egg filling. It was good.read more

Regional pastries. Try toucinho do ceu and tortinha de Guimaraes. Freshly baked and delicious.read more

Stopped by this beautiful pastry shop during my tour around Porto. Our tour guide recommended us to…read moretry the local Portuguese pastries here. Great place for a coffee and pastries with a view of the river. The bathroom is also clean to use with a purchase.

Pastries are very good. Service was good. The women who work here are very rude to customers. They…read moretake orders and do not put names or numbers on orders so they do not know who to bring the food to. If you ask about your order they snap at you. Very disorganized. It's ashame because the food is quite good.