This is a charming cafe with homemade deserts produced by locals. They also serve a good quality…read morecoffee. It was recommended to me by a local as the best place to get the Pastel de Nata, a famous Portuguese custard tart. I haven't tried the pastel de nata yet (took two of them away). I will report later on that. Their carrot cake with chocolate glaze was so good, I had to order the second one right away in case I will never have a chance to come back at this cafe. I found the quality of their coffee very good as well. Service is welcoming. The ambience is calm and inviting. P.S. Update on the pastel de nata. It's really really good! Soft enough on top and hard enough at the bottom. There are very few places in Portugal where they take it to such a perfection.

**EAT HERE**Returned after eating here in 2023 and was not disappointed! 2 friends and I enjoyed…read morethe fresh soup and bread. Employees are so nice and helpful. Clean bathrooms and environment. I highly recommend stopping in to grab food after walking around the area.

A hidden gem inside the museum--peaceful ambiance, friendly staff, and delicious local dishes…read more Perfect for a relaxing break after exploring. A true taste of Lisbon's charm and hospitality.

Definitely the highlight of our trip to Sintra! Pictures can't even do it justice, even though I…read morewas inspired to take a lot! It is a fairy tale castle, so beautiful. The exterior is gorgeous, but the interior is beautiful, too. Lord Byron called this a "glorious Eden," and it is magnificent. When we arrived, it started out cool and misty, but then the sun came out, so we got some blue skies with views of the Atlantic and Lisbon.

The palace is so enormous and colorful sitting atop the mountain, it looks like it's straight out…read moreof a Disney movie. When I first learned of Pena Palace, I thought it looked gaudy, but in person it is quite jaw dropping. You can see quite a bit of the grounds just by purchasing a pena park ticket, but that ticket doesn't give you access to the interior of the palace. We took the train to Sintra and walked the steep, windy streets up after taking a local bus. Definitely would take the $12/pp tourist bus or hire a tuktuk in retrospect, but on the bright side, I got a good workout. Worth the day trip from Lisbon.

Cute and quaint vegan cafe and shop located in Sintra, Portugal…read more Food*** We ordered the vegan burger and it was definitely one of the more interesting we've tasted. Planted on a bed of delicious cabbage this burger was very good but not the best in terms of flavor profile and taste. The cabbage is what saved this dish because it was the most delicious cabbage I've ever had. There were not many vegan options on the menu but there was enough for us to order a meal. They had several vegan desserts but we didn't have room for those! They looked scrumptious though! Atmosphere*** The Café was very cute but they do not have a lot of seating this would not be good for a larger party. It's possible we didn't see the other seating area so I will still give this three stars since our experience was pleasurable. Parking offsite but streets are narrow as of most of Sintra. Service**** The waitress was very nice and accommodating to all our needs. Price$$ Under 15usd and definitely worth a try!

Love this place. It's been a lifesaver for me. We're living in Sintra for the next month, I've…read morebeen there at least 3 times a week. Fantastic veggie crepes, quiches and it's all gluten free and vegetarian. So hard to find places like these while traveling. The ladies who work here are incredible kind.