Lisbon, Portugal – Lisbon’s cafe scene is as diverse as its neighborhoods, ensuring there is a perfect spot for every coffee lover. From historic establishments to modern specialty cafes, these are some of the popular and awesome coffeeshops and cafes to visit in Lisbon. 

The Folks
The Folks is a specialty coffee and breakfast chain in Lisbon, established in May 2022. In just two years, they’ve expanded to five locations across the city. The Folks is known for its exceptional specialty coffee, crafted in collaboration with DAK Coffee Roasters from the Netherlands. Each café offers a cozy atmosphere, with unique features like the Alfama location’s summer terrace under a tree’s shade and the Sé café’s view of the iconic Sé Monastery. 

Address: Various 

Comoba 
Comoba Lisboa is a chic and stylish café located in Lisbon, Portugal, known for its focus on organic and fresh artisanal produce. The café offers a bright and airy atmosphere, making it a popular spot among both locals and tourists. 

Address: Rua da Boavista 90, 1200-085 Lisboa, Portugal 

The Coffee  
With multiple outlets across Lisbon and the world, this coffeeshop is set up by a pair of Brazilian brothers whom were inspired after their multiple trips to Japan. The first stall opened in Brazil in 2018 and it has since expanded to other parts of the world, including Lisbon.  

Address: Various  

Neighbourhood Lisbon 
One of the most popular cafes in Lisbon, Neighbourhood Lisbon exudes a cosy vibe with its signature blue tiles facade and a space where you can people watch while sipping coffee. One highlight on its food menu is the Lebanese food with a creative and delicious twist.   

Address: Largo Conde-Barão 25, 1200-163 Lisboa, Portugal 

Fabrica Coffee Roasters 
Renowned for its ethically sourced, in-house roasted beans, Fábrica Coffee Roasters is a favorite among coffee purists. The cozy industrial-chic interior makes it a perfect spot to enjoy a cup of coffee, whether you prefer an espresso or a pour-over. 

Address: Various 

Dramatico 
A specialty coffee shop with a minimalist design and cozy atmosphere for coffee enthusiasts, Dramático serves specialty coffee, collaborating with La Cabra Coffee, a renowned roaster. I love the clean minimalist vibes and intimate setting, and it does sell delicious cookies to go along with your coffee as well.  

Address: R. da Alegria 41E, 1250-006 Lisboa, Portugal 

Buna  
Buna Specialty Coffee is established back in 2019 where the café offers a cozy and relaxed atmosphere, with both indoor and outdoor seating options. The menu features items like avocado bruschetta, and options for vegan and gluten-free diets. 

Address: Rua Poços Dos Negros 168, R. de São Bento 3, 1200-267 Lisboa, Portugal 

Espressolab 
Espressolab offers a diverse selection of coffee beverages, including smooth lattes and robust Turkish coffee, complemented by a variety of pastries and brunch options. The café provides a comfortable environment suitable for both relaxation and work, featuring ample natural light and available charging points at each table. 

Address: Various 

Copenhagen Coffee Lab 
With multiple locations around Lisbon, Copenhagen Coffee Lab brings Scandinavian coffee culture to the city. Expect high-quality brews and a stylish, no-fuss interior that’s perfect for a productive morning or a leisurely coffee break. 

Address: Various 

CO-OP Layday 
CO-OP Layday is a specialty coffee shop and all-day brunch spot located in downtown Lisbon. The café offers a relaxed loft vibe with a menu featuring breakfast options such as eggs Benedict, granola, and avocado toast, all praised for their taste and preparation. 

Address: R. do Crucifixo 33, 1100-184 Lisboa, Portugal 

Marquise Da Mobler 
Marquise da Mobler is a multifaceted establishment in Lisbon, seamlessly blending a café, bakery, and concept store. Situated in the Príncipe Real neighborhood, it offers a serene retreat from the city’s hustle. The space exudes a minimalist, Nordic-inspired aesthetic, where the highlight is the charming courtyard with greenery. It serves a variety of delectable pastries, including croissants, pain au chocolat, and palmiers. The café also offers a selection of salads, toasts, and the Turkish Breakfast, making it an ideal spot for both breakfast and lunch. 

Address: R. Nova da Piedade 33, 1200-296 Lisboa, Portugal 

Landeau Chocolate 
Landeau Chocolate is a renowned café in Lisbon, celebrated for its exceptional chocolate cake. With two locations—one in the LX Factory and another on Rua das Flores 70 in the Chiado neighborhood—it offers a cozy atmosphere for chocolate enthusiasts. The café’s standout offering is its chocolate cake, often hailed as one of the best in the world. This light, airy dessert features a soft textured base topped with a dark chocolate mousse and a dusting of cocoa powder. 

Address: Various  

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