Mole! Mole, mole. If you come to Aveiro, you are looking for the traditional dessert that make…read morehere. This can be your place if you in search for mole. I like Pao due to selection of the mole with different types can be found here. This dessert place has different type dessert plus sandwiches. The place have enough seating. I like my mole here. Although I am not the expert of the mole, I would not denied it very sweet indeed. I like the insert with orange cream.

On our first morning in Aveiro, we attempted to find a spot for breakfast and as we were about to…read moreenter the bakery, we noticed 5-6 tour guide buses arrive all at once. Luckily, we made it just in time to grab a table and order before a hundred people walked in! We ordered coffee and a variety of pastries: pastel de natas, tart/cookie and their ovos moles( specialty of Aveiro) which wasn't my cup of tea. Long story short, everything was extremely fresh and yummy. Check it out if your in the area and looking for a quick breakfast, lunch or pastries to grab on the go.

Gelataria Portuense easily has the best gelato I've had outside of Italy. Friendly staff as well.read more

Great authentic flavors, smooth texture…read more Basil - 4 stars. Not super smooth but tasty. Pistachio tostado - 4.5 stars Limao - 4 stars Strawberry - 4 stars Dark chocolate - 4.5 stars Kiwi - 4.5 stars Not super busy on a Friday around 5:00 p.m. But it's a bit of a long wait as they can only help one or two customers at a time.

Good pastries but the guest house is more an hostel style…read more Rooms are really small and old fashion without any style, the bathroom was clean but some materials started to rust... Owners are not really kind and I felt that their only worry is the money they will get...

From the owner: The Tricana Aveiro Pastry, opened in 1994, is recognized as one of the best pastries in Aveiro…read more We prepare all of our sweets and savory, by the real traditional way all handmade. Our specialities are Ovos Moles, Pastéis de Nata and sweets with Ovos Moles cream. The Tricana Aveiro Guest House, opened in 1927, is, in the image of Aveiro, a charming architectural place. Recently renovated, in 2019, now offering 9 comfortable rooms, for your stay while visiting the city of Aveiro.

Best Gelato we had in Portugal! Shop is clean, cute &…read morestylish. Cashier/server was helpful & friendly. Most importantly the Gelato is really delicious! You definitely should have Gelato here!

Amazing gelato shop!! Workers are nice, and there's complimentary water at the front!! Few tables…read moreinside, but it was empty when we visited. Loved the sugar free coffee flavor! Inside was extremely clean too

Large pastry shop with tables inside and out. Lots of delicious options to eat in or carry out…read more Payment is using an automated machine which was different. What we purchased were very good.

After meeting a friend, I stopped at this bakery to pick up some pastéis de Tentúgal a typical…read moresweet from central Portugal. It consists primarily of egg confection wrapped in a thin dough. Nice place right on a major square with lots of foot traffic. Recommend.

Get the ice cream you won't regret it... it's the cream gelato shaped in the cute little flower,…read moreeven topped with a macaroon if you would like. You're in a touristy spot so the prices aren't the lowest in the area however it's not crazy expensive either especially for us Americans. There is plenty of seating inside to cool off from the hot summer day. You can also sit outside in people watch it. It's a great time. The service was great and don't worry about not knowing Portuguese. They speak English just fine.

"A Rose by Any Other Name Would Taste as Sweet." (Misquote, "Romeo and Juliet")…read more Juliet was perchance ordering her rose-shaped gelato from Amorino, whence she first spoke her most famous phrase, upon discovering these frozen blooms were as sweet and fine of works of art as those wrought by Mother Nature herself. Amorino Gelato 'twas founded in the year 2002 by two Italians, bosom companions from their youth. Their first shop commenced in Paris, and from there the chain doth spread its fame 'cross the world o'er. What maketh Amorino so special is not just that their gelato is all natural and organic, but also that their dessert artists masterfully carve gelato petals into the shape of flowers! Thou mayest order endless flavors such as Sri Lankan Coconut or Orange Blossom Cream... as many flavors as there are petals upon thy cone. All this is then crowned by a gelato-filled macaron. I ordered the basil lime alongside the tiramisu, topped with a pistachio macaron. The resulting sweet rose was rich and much smoother than the course of true love, but alas, did not survive as long as any botanical bouquet I have e'er received. Overall, this doth prove a merry and touristic experience, without forfeiting the quality thereof. Stop in to treat yourself or to give some sweets to the sweet. Get thee to Amorino...or get thee to a nunnery!

I understand why this place is popular. They make a solid pastel de nata. Due to the high turnover,…read morethe pastels are always fresh. The crust is delicate and flakey while the filling is velvet smooth. Each bite is pure bliss! The customer service is friendly and welcoming. Always buy two as one is not enough! I brought some before heading to the airport as I was told they stay fresh for up to 3 days at room. We managed to save one to test the 3 days freshness theory. While not as amazing as the day it was baked, the pastel still tasted good

A tasty €1.50 treat! I managed to go when there was no line (my kind of spot) and it was a seamless…read moreprocess to order at the counter and then pay at the station right near the door. The pastel de nata has a smooth filling and flaky outside. It'd be a perfect treat to compliment coffee only I don't drink coffee after 12p! As this to your to visit list when you're in Porto.

This is the best thing that I ever had in Portugal so far!…read moreFlavors are well balanced and not too sweet!! Do not miss this if you're near Coimbra. We will be back when we head back to Lisbon from Porto.

Amazing spot for coffee and ice cream. I stopped by twice in one day! That shows how much I loved…read moreit! First stop was for a cappuccino topped with cocoa powder which hit the spot. Second stop was for ice cream. They were so many unique flavors to pick from - it was so hard to decide. You can sample flavors but only after picking a size (cone or cup) and making a payment. The cup sizes include one less flavor so for example with a medium cup, you can select up to three flavors. With a medium cone, it is just two. The prices are very reasonable and the staff is incredibly patient as you sample and try the different flavors. They also speak English and will help translate and explain flavors. I ended up going with a medium cup with pistachio, fig and ricotta and golden milk (turmeric, cinnamon, ginger and black pepper - it's amazing!) They have both non-vegan and vegan flavors so ample choices for all diets. There is very little indoor seating (one table) but plenty of seating (tables and chairs) outside for people watching. I cannot recommend this place enough!

I thought the space was beautiful and lively. We just wanted desserts and this place had more…read morevariety than other places that were open at the time (plus we wanted to sit). We ended up getting drinks each, I forget what now but we both loved what we got. I think it was good for a one time stop especially for tourists, but I can't imagine going frequently as a local.

Spirito is a cupcake/ice cream/cheesecake/coffee shop with an amazing atmosphere! There is an…read moreawesome back room with couches and a hip mural, and there is soft, chill background music. The coffee is strong and the gelato is to die for. The wifi isn't great, but the atmosphere and food more than makes up for it!