We always stop in here during our trip to the azores for some gelato as well as crepes and waffles,…read morewhich are all so delicious! They also have a wide variety of flavors to choose from.

Waited an hour for any food at all with no check in. Was told to communicate in english when I…read moretried Portuguese (which had been fine in other restaurants for me to practice) and he got our order wrong. Food was fine. Not great. Not too pricy.

Lovely. Delicious…read more Reasonably priced. A lot of local favorites. Staff spoke English and Portuguese (and maybe other languages), which was helpful. Great outdoor patio and inside bar seating as well.

My friend and I were shopping around Angra and decided to stop in for a coffee and pastry. This is…read morea great small pastry shop and they make all the pastries and cakes in house. I chose an almond pastry and my friend a creme filled pastry and both were delicious! The expresso and cappuccino (meia de leite) were just right! You can order cakes for any occasion here and they also carry the famous and delicious Dona Amelia cakes. They have an outside seating area and you can see the ocean from there. The staff was very professional and attentive. The prices are very reasonable.

You got to try their lemon creme puff!! I loved it!! And the cost was so reasonable compared to…read morewhat I pay back home! The ladies there were super friendly too. It is on the Main Street of the town right across the street from Se Cathedral. Can't miss it! Don't miss it!!

Pastelaria Athanasio is a bright and cheery bakery-cafe on Angra's main street. Its location, just…read moreacross the street from the beautiful Igreja da Sé, Angra's cathedral, makes for a perfect stop after a visit to the cathedral or if you're just strolling the area. There's inside seating only, but it's a welcoming place to hang out for a bit and enjoy an espresso and house made pastry. We stopped in twice and it was one of our favorites in town.

Beautiful little restaurant upstairs - lunch consists of a limited menu of the day, fish and rice…read moreor meat with garlic sauce and potatoes. We chose one of each! Excellent! The fish came fried - it was flaky and delicious with seasoned rice and some greens. Steak was cut into cubes with a sauce and cubed potatoes with a little zucchini. Service was perfect - even read the menu to us. House wine was good. Beautiful little spot, nicely decorated.

What a beautiful restaurant with just about everything you might be looking for! Here are some…read morehighlights: *fine dining upstairs (top notch service and cuisine) *snack bar downstairs with sandwiches, coffees, and desserts *a huge esplanada *a playground out back *huge parking lot Is there anything else you may be looking for? I can't think of it!

Delightful, friendly café on Rua Direita, adjacent to the Praça Velha. House baked goods daily. The…read moremini quiches are delicious and the crust has a delicate crunch. Inside and outside seating, two blocks from the marina and a small beach. The decor is music related and we enjoyed the jazz vibe. Of the coffee cafés we visited while in Angra, this was our favorite.

One of my favorite places in the world. Best citrus salmon I've ever had, served over the best…read moremushroom risotto I've ever had. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Angra.

It's a challenge to find vegetarian friendly options in the Azores. The islands seem focus on beef…read moreand fish. This can be a little frustrating. I usually end up eating side dishes or cheese sandwiches. :/ Happy to have found this pleasant restaurant. It's very clean, pleasant, and welcoming. Conveniently located next to the museum. There don't appear to be many "main course" options available. Lasagna and stuffed peppers were the main dishes available during my visit. I highly recommend the stuffed pepper. Juicy red pepper with perfectly seasoned stuffing. My meat eating family wasn't extremely impressed by the lasagna, but didn't complain. Less than 42 euros for 5 people. Not shabby.

The coffee here is very good and pastries are so fresh! Staff is so friendly and service is fast.read more

Central Pastelaria is a bakery-cafe on Rua Esperança, just across the street from the Igreja de…read moreNossa Senjorha do Carmo, one of the local churches in town. You'll also notice the familiar red & white Olá umbrellas in the small plaza; the kiosk there also serves food from the pastelaria. They also serve gelato, and they're open until midnight on some nights. You can also order tap beers and liquors at the kiosk, including several types of the locally-known Aguardente, a distilled spirit made from ?old? wine. I almost died getting half a glass down, but I'm sure it's a personal taste thing. We came here a couple times and although it wasn't our favorite pastelaria or hangout spot, we enjoyed a late evening refreshment at the outdoor tables in the plaza. It's highly recommended by locals so you may find it more remarkable than we did in summer 2017.

Great experience. Not too fancy. Just right. The cheese is delicious and they have wine! Great…read moreprices too!

Fantastic cheese! This is a must visit if your in Terceira. It's a casual laid back spot to sample…read moresome delicious cheese. The people working their are very nice and knowledgeable. I recommend trying it all!