Rainha do Carvalhido is a self-made confectionery and pastry shop with many years of experience. Here we always offer hot bread recently baked and locally made cakes. Here you can buy artistic and personalized cakes with photos and messages for all kinds of celebrations. In addition, it is a quiet and good atmosphere, suitable for a break while having a coffee and one of its well-known miniatures or “natas” with various flavors, such as cream and lemon. But not only will you find bread and cakes in Rainha do Carvalhido, as every day we serve at lunch homemade meals at a budget price with a variety of meat, fish and salads.
Cereal bread, water bread, cakes, drinks
Monday to Sunday: 06:30-23:00
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Address:
Praça dos Exército Libertador, 68
Postal Code:
4250-204
City Zone:
Carvalhido
Landline Phone:
228310524
Email:
rainhacarvalhido@gmail.com
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