We had the kumquat tea. It was on the sweeter side. No kumquat flavour but the tea flavour was…read morereally strong. Does the trick if you are craving bubble tea in Lisbon

A good location not far from Baixa Chiado station, it's on one of the more quiet streets with a few…read moretables outside for your people watching needs. Quick service and good tea, I only wish the tapioca were a bit more chewy. A good spot to just have a quiet moment and enjoy bubble tea.

Absolutely delicious! My wife and I went twice in one day because it was so good. The older…read moregentlemen who was working that day talked and treated us like we were old friends of his. Would definitely go back for a third time if we could!

I truly loved this place! The atmosphere is cute and cozy, and there were a lot of students…read morestudying at the window. They seemed to be regulars because they spoke to the man working behind the counter quite a bit. I don't speak Portuguese, but his English was excellent! And, he was probably the nicest person I met on my trip! He spoke to me about anything as he worked (not in a small talk, tedious sort of way), and he seemed like a very genuine person. The machine had been broken that day so it took a bit long to make the bubble tea, but it wasn't a problem at all since I loved the atmosphere in the room anyway! Thank you for making an amazing maracuja bubble tea!

A cute shop at the Restauradores station for bubble and fruit teas. This was a great find! Staff…read morewere friendly and helpful. They have a decent selection of bubble tea, fruit drinks, specialty mixes and toppings. They also offer sweet waffles shaped like a cone. There are three sizes to choose from and a punchcard for regular customers. I came here three times during my visit. Perfect location and much better than the other place serving bubble tea in the city. Note: Cash only

There are no downsides to this place but one. They only accept Portuguese cards, that is, cards…read morethat are supported by the "Multibanco" network. So, even if you have a European card with euro and not another currency, you won't able to use your card there. MasterCard as well as Visa cards are not accepted. That's a TREMENDOUS miss, since they have the opportunity to attract a younger audience who use contactless cards, as well as Apple Pay. Big miss!

Absolutely one of the best doughnuts I've ever had. We just stumbled upon this place hoping…read moresomething would be vegan but everything was. A must visit in this adorable seaside town.

This appears to be a local shop with a few locations in the Lisbon area and one in Cascais. We…read moredidn't get to visit the Cascais location because it was closed. The location we visited was in Marvila. It was a little more pricey than I expected but the vegan donuts and vegan ice cream were really good. I was hoping to get a bit more ice cream for the price but the single scoop was more like a kid scoop size. It was good! The service was good as well. There was a small area to sit. It was located within what seemed like a plant and home decor store, very interesting but great people watching! Glad we tried it and would definitely visit again.

Manteigaria is a charming little shop that delivers one of the most satisfying and authentic pastel…read morede nata experiences you will find in Lisbon. What makes it special is watching the pastries being handmade right in front of you, which adds a level of freshness and craftsmanship that you can actually taste. The service was super fast and friendly. The pastel de nata came out perfectly, with that delicate flaky crust and warm custard that just hits differently when you know it was made moments ago. The espresso was equally impressive, rich and smooth, and the two together make for a simple but near perfect combination. If you are in the area, this is an easy and very satisfying stop.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Oh no. Am I the only one who doesn't like the pastel de nata custard tarts this restaurant is so…read morefamous for? The crust was super flaky and the tart was nice and warm out of the oven, but I didn't like the flavor of the custard. I did forget to add cinnamon to the top, but I don't think it would have helped me personally. The woman who stood next to me at the counter had a nearly orgasmic experience next to me, so it's obvious that my taste buds are apparently off. I loved the patience of the server, who got confused when I told her I wanted to eat in but wanted to take water to go. Note to self...Portuguese folks want to have their "to go" as "takeaway." What I also didn't know was that there was no place to sit!! I scooted down the counter just like all the other folks to watch the bakers prep the next gozillion pastries for the day. That was interesting. Then, I didn't know how to bus my dishes. I just left them on the counter like all the other folks and went away. I wouldn't skip going because of my personal taste buds, though. Enjoy it for yourself and let me know if you have a different opinion than I did!