With a warm atmosphere and friendly and helpful service, Café Alem D'Ouro is a reference for its homemade sweets. Their francesinha is their most famous product, which is available all year round and not just at Christmas. But there are many other options such as its highly praised scones, orange muffins or cheeses of various flavors (chocolate, mango, passion fruit, almond and coffee). You can also taste the salty ones, such as the patties, the ball or the pastel de Chaves. It's the perfect place for a meeting point, a snack or a coffee break, accompanied by one of their homemade pastries.
Coffee, drinks, cakes, snacks
Monday to Saturday: 7:00-20:00 Sunday: closed
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Address:
Rua de Costa Cabral, 593
Postal Code:
4200-224
City Zone:
Marquês
Landline Phone:
225021002
Email:
jose.jesus.costa593@gmail.com
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