According to Café D. Duarte, this is the ideal space to regain strength. Just pop in and enjoy your selection of snacks and drinks. Every time you visit Café D. Duarte you will find comforting coffee and light meals. It also has exterior space, particularly pleasant with warm weather. You can choose from a variety of traditional and Portuguese dishes, local dishes or regional dishes. You can also try the tapas dishes, or its fruit, or even the various bakery products and cakes. To the attention of food bloggers: taking pictures and posting them on Instagram has never been so simple, as it has free Wi-Fi. There is also a take-away service.
Coffee, pastries, dishes of the day.
Monday to Saturday: 07h - 20h | Sunday: closed
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Address:
Rua da Constituição, 814, lj 7
Postal Code:
4200-201
City Zone:
Marquês
Landline Phone:
224030034
Email:
d.duarte.cafe@hotmail.com
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