In this welcoming, friendly space, with a modern and sober decoration, it is a place of refuge for gluttons or confectioners' lovers, who will not be able to resist the homemade cakes made here, ‘brigadeiros’ (The ingredients of the ‘brigadeiro’ are condensed milk, powdered chocolate, butter or margarine and granulated chocolate for the coverage), chocolate cake, carrot and orange pie, cream pastry, éclairs, tangerine cake, just to mention a few. Colher D'Açúcar is much more than a confectionery space, since you can have a meal or take a break for a snack, with a varied offer, such as homemade hamburgers, baguettes with tuna paste, with sea delights, with fresh cheese, among others, hotdogs, sandwiches, snacks, toasts, natural juices and other refreshing or cosy drinks.
Homemade cakes, pastries, sweets.
Monday to Friday: 08h - 19h | Saturday and Sunday: closed
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Address:
Rua de Costa Cabral, 1074
Postal Code:
4200-213
City Zone:
Antas
Mobile Phone:
918944935
Email:
mar.valerio.neves@gmail.com
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