I can only conclude that the owner enjoys going out of his way to be rude. Probably the most…read morejarring interaction I've had with a shop in a while. Note there's a sign inside the shop to not take pictures which you will definitely miss if you're outside taking a picture

I went in this shop to purchase some papers and rolling Tobacco the employer there was not helpful…read moreat all and very rude whenever I tried to ask a question. Seemed as though he wanted me out of his shop.

Incredibly friendly service with a focused and inspired menu. Great coffee too. Smaller space but…read moregreat way to start your day and then go explore the city

I am not usually one to repeat stops while traveling, but the service and food were so good we…read moredined here twice! Simple breakfast, great coffee, and the orange juice was to die for. Get the fruit bowl, you won't be disappointed. High chair: Changing station: did not look

This is a very eclectic book store with a great selection of Portuguese and English titles…read more It's the oldest bookstore in the world according to Guinness! My granddaughter spent €100 on books for herself and several friends. Definitely worth a visit.

The oldest bookstore in the world, which was established in 1732. It was much bigger than expected,…read morewith several rooms. Books are in Portuguese or English. If you purchase a book here, you receive a commemorative stamp stating that it's purchased from the oldest bookstore- cool!

Quaint lounge, good selection of sticks and drinks. Very cool owners. Loved it. Can't wait to go…read moreback!

Casa havenza was classy, pretty and clean. We were a bit disappointed with the choices of the…read morehumidor, since me made quite the truck to get there. But we did find some nice stuff here. Staff was nice, not the most knowledgeable but they tried. And we appreciated it. The cigars also were fairly priced. My husband only burned one from there but he said it burnt really well.