Manteigaria

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9 years ago

YAAAAASSSS!!! This place is THE BEST place in all of Portugal to get your nata fix! They also have a location in Porto as well. I'm not a nata connoisseur by any means but this place is EVEN BETTER than Pasteis de Belem. Seriously. The texture and the taste are better. It's a busy place but not as busy as Belem. On our 2 week trip in Portugal we had natas at many different places. This is THE place to go to try Portugal's favourite dessert. It's cheap and delicious. Go now! You won't regret it! read more

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Joshua J.

10 years ago

Best Pastel de Natas I've had in Lisbon, and I've had them from dozens of places. And seeing the process just made it all the more enjoyable. read more

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Freya N.

8 years ago

Stumbled upon this place before starting a walking tour in Lisbon! It's a very small place, room just to get an espresso and Pasteis De Nata! The tarts we so fresh and delicious! I started by having one and ended up having 3 they were that good! read more

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Andrii T.

7 years ago

Very friendly stuff, the cakes are amazing!!! Coffee + cakes + atmosphere makes this place worth visit 3-4 times per day...every time you want a cake))) read more

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Sarah B.

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Went here on a recent trip to Portugal. The Pastel de Nata lives up to the hype. The Pastel is an egg custard in a flaky tart and they are all over Portugal but this place was one of the primo spots. Compared to America I felt like this place was super cheap. Each pastel was a buck and the espresso was 90 cents. This is not a place where you are going to get a seat. Either take them to go and have a leisurely seat in the plaza nearby or commit to standing at the bar like a local and pounding your pastel and espresso in one bite and swig respectfully. What is also super cool about this place is you can see them making the pastels right in front of you. If you want to mix it up you can try powdered sugar or cinnamon on your pastel but I personally just loved them plain read more

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Whitney T.

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8 years ago

Just amazing. Get more than you think you want. Eat them hot and with cinnamon AND powdered sugar, trust me. The line moves fast so don't turn away if there's a line. It's a small space inside, but try and stay a minute or two to watch them make the desserts! read more

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Melissa S.

8 years ago

The best egg tart in Lisbon, and I preferred this one to Belem. Simply delicious, flaky, crispy, and they are constantly making them, so they're always warm out of the oven. Oh so good. read more

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Amanda K.

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8 years ago

My favorite pasteis shop in Lisbon - nothing beats this right out of the oven. Fluffy crunchy crust, creamy custard. Light dusting of cinnamon and absolute heaven. It beats Confeitaria Nacional and Alcoa by MILES. No line in the morning (or at least less of a line) but long lines by 2 p.m. Get at least two. Per person. read more

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Manool F.

8 years ago

Delicious pastel de nata! I liked them more than trekking to Belém. They are soft, flakey and just a delightful treat. Take them to go and eat to your heart's delight. Very affordable too. read more

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Magena R.

8 years ago

Skip the lines of the Pastelería de Belem and head here for amazing freshly baked, warm and crispy Pasteles de Nata! Have the iced tea it's amazing. read more

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Samantha G.

8 years ago

I was told this is the second best place to go, second to Pastel de Belem. I took that as a challenge and did a side-by-side taste test. I found i like these better! And it's certainly more convenient to find them in Lisbon. I'm not a huge custard fan but yum, yum, yum!! Get these and get them warm. read more

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Debbie A.

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11 years ago

These are pretty amazing. Sprinkle some cinnamon on top and eat it warm. Perfect. These are probably in the top 2 places I have ever had them. The other place, is the original place that made them in Belem. read more

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Jen S.

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9 years ago

Fabulous pasta Gracious server Ate there twice and loved it Diverse menu Even the gluten free of us enjoyed the meal. Staff was wonderful read more

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Sasha D.

9 years ago

hands down the best Pasteis De Nata. I stopped here every morning for an espresso and pasteis while visiting Lisbon.

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Sylvia L.

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Fresh, warm...flaky crust and gooey inside. This tastes better (and is slightly cheaper) than Pasteis de Belem. There's no seating, though you can buy coffee and stand at the bar to watch them work in the kitchen. read more

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Jan Y.

8 years ago

Oh my gosh, Pasteis de Nada, the milk & egg pastries are so delicious, we made this our dinner tonight, with delicious coffee. You can even watch the staff make these beautiful and Yummy Pastries. We come from New York City, and these are out of this world! Lovely people work here and this is not a place to be missed when you visit Lisbon or anywhere in Portugal! read more

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Diana M.

8 years ago

What can I say that hasn't been said? Absolutely fantastic pastries, the best Pasteis de Nates I have found in the world - all for 1 Euro.

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J. Karim A.

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This place is famous but didn't have a line thankfully. Honestly, I think they all taste pretty similar. I liked them a bit better in Macao even though they made me sick there. Cute shop and no line which was nice. A bit liquidy which can make a mess. read more

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Thomas L.

8 years ago

Yum! Best Pasteis in town. Often long lines, but move very fast. You can watch them make Pasteis while enjoying them.

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Sofia P.

9 years ago

I've had Pasteis de Natas from Belem, and this place also has great natas. My mouth is watering actually thinking about all the scrumptious morsels. read more

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Sang K.

9 years ago

I still think about their warm pasteis de nata. Best I had in Lisbon. Definitely get the 6 pack, you'll want more.

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Anna D.

7 years ago

While in Lisbon for four days, we ate at Manteigaria at least four times. My husband is obsessed and would gladly move to Lisbon for the pastel de nata alone. read more

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Vanessa S.

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9 years ago

Best pastel de nata in Portugal - easy access from inside or go to the window outside for a quick pick up

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Aishani S.

7 years ago

The egg custard tarts are the best in all of Portugal. The crust is flaky and the custard is smooth and creamy and thick.We went to a few of the top rated places for egg tarts, and Manteigaria easily had the best. This place also keeps short lines. read more

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Neeraj A.

8 years ago

The pastel de nata here is probably the best in Lisbon. So yum!! Might just end up becoming your morning ritual.

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Raviana R.

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8 years ago

Everyone always go to the other popular spot for Pasteis de Natas BUT if you're already here in Lisbon, look no further! Manteigaria is THE SPOT. Freshly made as you can see. Top it off with powdered sugar and cinnamon, a local favorite way. You will not be disappointed! My friends back in the states were so jealous they were trying to find a Portuguese bakery in their local town! Hahaha read more

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Mallory M.

8 years ago

Fantastic! Delicious Pasteis de Nata, quick service, and staff who are happy to help you. My toddler enjoyed watching the baker do his thing through the window to the kitchen. read more

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Faye D.

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Just perfect! I wanted to bring home so much of these things - which you can but they are only good for about 3 days. So you'll just have to eat as much as you can while there! This place ONLY had these tarts and coffee, but no worries - these tarts are all you'll want or need when there. They are amazing, fulfilling, and such a great price for how good they are! I tried a few other places but this place was number 1. read more

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Heather P.

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pasties de nata are just so good. cute lil boxes full of custard tart happiness. grab a couple to go because there's like no space inside. read more

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Nelya T.

0.3 km•Chiado, Bairro Alto - Bica - Cais do Sodré

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9 years ago

We ate a lot of pastel de natas on our recent trip to Lisbon (not my favorite pastry, by any means, but it is the specialty of the region, so why not). If I had to choose, Manteigaria's tarts were by far my favorite - over Confeitaria Nacional and Pastéis de Belém. The crust was perfect, they came out hot, the custard was a perfect consistency. This was also the only pastel de nata seller with good espresso drinks. They don't have any place to sit - you can order to "take away" or drink your coffee and eat a pastry at the bar and watch them being made. Don't be scared of the line - it moves quickly and ensures that the tart you get is fresh from the oven. read more

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Charles P.

8 years ago

Best in Lisbon. We even went to Belem but this is better. We probably had 12 over our 3 days there.

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Kelly L.

8 years ago

Pretty good pastries. Provided with cinnamon powder - don't add it if you are allergic to sweetness cos the tart is very sweet itself. Great coffee and very interesting experience, standing and eating. Quick service, great price and good food. read more

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Harsh P.

10 years ago

Great custard tarts, they even let you watch the operation. Remember I don't like sweet stuff.. But this was amazing... So perfect on the texture and sweetness. And the staff was very friendly read more

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Venus R.

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Loved these little pastries! People have it for a small breakfast for me I had it as a snack. Since we stayed in barrio alto we had some pasteis from manteigaria. Which local say it's the best but the belem are the famous ones. I did enjoy both. Belem has a more firm custard probably uses more eggs. The Manteigaria was a little more runny but the crust was better for me it was flaky like a great crust should be. But overall was please with both approaches. read more

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Elle F.

4 years ago

i think it's a good place if you just arrived and aren't ready to go full out and try everything yet :) staff was chill when i went. some seem to not know english very well just fyi but they have english menus if you need it. :) read more

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Sean R.

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8 years ago

Excellent pastel de nata! Warm and ready to destroy. Highly recommended! Standard setting.

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Elim K.

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9 years ago

We came here twice because this was the best tart we could find in Lisbon! Soft, flaky, delicious!

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JE F.

8 years ago

I think it says a lot that on my last night in Lisbon, I opted to go with Manteigaria's Pasteis De Nata. If there's one thing I'll miss more than the seafood, no doubt it's this sweet, flaky Portuguese brainchild. After trying at least five from the most highly rated places in all parts of town (yes even the hyped and dare I say overrated OG, Pasteis De Belem), I can truly say these little bites of heaven are as good as it gets! read more

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Aisha R.

8 years ago

These pasteis (warm from the oven, with cinnamon on top!!) were life changing. Manteigaria has a long line but it moves quickly and, in my opinion, is worth the wait; I tried at least one other pasteis shop in Lisbon and Manteigaria was soooo much better. (Also very fun that it has a window through which you can watch the Pasteis being made!) read more

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ralphie r.

9 years ago

If you like this signature Lisboa dessert, you will love Manteigaria. Great egg custards, cappucino. Friendly and very efficient service. read more

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R. do Loreto, 2
1200-242 Lisbon
Portugal
Bairro Alto - Bica - Cais do Sodré, Bairro Alto
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213 471 492
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Hours

What time does Manteigaria open?

Manteigaria opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Manteigaria close?

Manteigaria closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

Food & Alcohol

Does Manteigaria have catering options?

No, Manteigaria does not have catering options.

Does Manteigaria serve alcohol?

No, Manteigaria does not serve alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Manteigaria allow dogs?

Yes, Manteigaria allows dogs.

Does Manteigaria have TVs?

Yes, Manteigaria has TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Manteigaria have outdoor seating?

Yes, Manteigaria has outdoor seating options.

Does Manteigaria have parking?

Yes, Manteigaria has parking options. Validated Parking

Other Amenities

Does Manteigaria have free WiFi?

Yes, Manteigaria has free WiFi.

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Such fresh food and cute vibes! Went back multiple times during the trip because it was so good!read more

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4.6(48 reviews)

Staying nearby, I walked by Comobå daily during my time in Lisbon, always taking note that the food…read moreI saw and the space itself looked interesting. On the morning I was leaving this area my 4-person group had some time to kill and Comobå was the place at which we chose to kill it. Good idea. Comobå proved a perfect spot for unique morning food. With a meat-free menu and table service, the chefs here mix things up with creativity, flair, and a menu that they change on the regular. What I personally sampled (a dish of whipped cheese, honey, nuts, and bread on which to slather it) was so rich and satisfying that I shared only with reluctance. Others enjoyed what they got but I savored my order. This is a place that many come to get work done while sipping something warm and poring over their laptop. If you must, okay, but I think you're missing out if you don't try one or more of their unique, ever-changing menu offerings.

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We enjoyed and iced americano and latte with a side of cinnamon danish…read more The service was kind and happily served us in Spanish. We sat in very comfortables leather chairs, enjoying our afternoon coffee break. Would definately return! (Very authentic experience like in Copenhagen)

0.5 km•Santa Catarina, Bairro Alto - Bica - Cais do Sodré

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This was the best, family run, local restaurant we've encounter on our 3 week honeymoon trip. The…read moreowners, Cristina and Antonio, went above and beyond in serving us. From the moment we were seated, Cristina took her time in welcoming us and explaining every item on the menu. We got extremely lucky in beating the dinner rush and submitting our orders in. The subsequent groups who came in were simply turned away or quoted at least an hr wait. Even with full house, our foods came in a reasonable time. With her recommendation, we went with seafood bake for 2 and BBQ pork in 4 diff cuts (we wanted to try a little bit of everything). The seafood bake was beyond amazing - there were literally 4 diff types of WHOLE fish (cod, salmon, bass?, can't tell the last one), along with dozen of fresh shrimp with shells still on and clams! The pot felt bottomless with seafood. It took us literally an hr just to power through this dish. The seafood bake's sauce was so yummy that my husband started throwing in his side potato to soak up the flavor. Towards the end, he straight up spooned and drank it. The bbq pork was so juicy and flavorful! My husband really enjoyed the bacon cut - fatty yet crispy. The side salad was so refreshing with its light, house made dressing. Honestly, we couldn't be any happier with our dinner! Too bad we were so stuffed that we didn't get to try their desserts. What an incredible meal! Amazing food and heartwarming service - Cristina even took the time to come by our table to check and chat with us during dinner rush - we couldn't ask for more. Price was a steal especially for how much food we got - around 50 Euros. Would definitely return if we ever revisit Lisbon!

We took a while to warm up to Madragoa. This is a true no-frills, family-run biz, with the husband…read moreworking the room and the wife working the kitchen. So, service can be a little disorganized, as they both juggle entertaining, cooking, remembering orders, giving tourists advice, telling stories about the dishes, etc. They treat each table like a new group of friends, with individualized service & chatter, which can draw things out a bit, but overall provides a memorable experience and food that's worth the wait. The food was very traditional, hearty (meaning: potatoey!) and well-priced. It's CASH ONLY, so don't over order if you can't pony up. The traditional dish of mashed potatoes, bread, and fish (like a savory bread pudding) was really interesting, but greasy and filling, so be warned. We also liked the seafood stew, and local meat & cheese plate. Affordable wines are available AND they have a Yelp check-in offer for a free welcome drink, a very nice surprise. For warm, personalized service and old-school Portugese recipes, you won't be led astray at Madragoa.

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A perfect spot for breakfast. We love going where the locals go to see how they start their days…read more It's a two minute walk from our hotel. We had the egg custard, freshly squeezed OJ , fresh fruit, Greek yogurt with granola and cafe au lait. We watched the locals eat ham and cheese, egg custard and espresso. The wait staff is friendly. You take a ticket (choose from the to go or the eat in). When your number is called you place your order, take your food and sit anywhere. There is an outside area and two rooms for dining in. It was so good we had breakfast here every morning.