The Capsule Neo-Bistro

Liberty is a charming daytime café that perfectly blends specialty coffee, delicious brunch, and a cozy book-filled ambiance. The menu features expertly crafted dishes like French omelets, eggs Benedict with roast beef, and fluffy raspberry pancakes, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely morning or an early afternoon break. With a carefully curated selection of books in multiple languages, Liberty invites guests to slow down and enjoy the moment. Whether you're sipping a perfectly brewed coffee or indulging in a delightful brunch, this café is a haven of warmth and inspiration—perfect for those who appreciate quality and comfort.

CO-OP Layday feels like one of those places you stumble into during a lazy morning and instantly want to stay a little longer. Bright, cozy, and effortlessly cool, it’s made for slow breakfasts, unhurried brunches, and mid-afternoon coffee breaks. The menu is fresh and thoughtful, with simple dishes prepared with real care. Whether you’re here for a flat white or something hearty like zucchini fritters, everything feels easy and genuine. It’s a daytime spot — perfect for recharging before diving back into Lisbon’s streets.

Repeat Bistro feels like one of those places you casually walk into — and then don’t want to leave. It’s warm, a little bit quirky, and clearly run by people who care about what they’re doing. The vibe is unpretentious, with a focus on good food, great coffee, and natural wine — no fuss, just flavor. There are no laptops, no rush — just people enjoying the moment. It’s the kind of spot where conversations stretch out, the playlist is always just right, and even your dog gets a warm welcome. A little pocket of calm with a lot of taste.

Let’s Pastrami is the kind of place that does one thing — and absolutely nails it. Their pastrami is slow-cooked, perfectly spiced, and smoked with care, stacked into sandwiches that are bold, juicy, and unforgettable. It’s no exaggeration to say these are some of the best sandwiches in Lisbon. The space is clean and minimal, letting the food do all the talking. If you’re tired from exploring the city and need a break, this is the perfect stop — grab a sandwich, a cold drink, and recharge with something truly satisfying.

Just Velvet is Lisbon’s first and only cake shop dedicated entirely to red velvet. Located in the heart of Belém, this boutique dessert spot offers a refined take on the classic red velvet cake, turning it into a signature experience. Their cakes are crafted with a soft chocolate sponge and a rich cream cheese filling, creating a delicate balance of flavors that’s both indulgent and elegant. The shop’s minimalist, gold-accented interior reflects the precision of their baking. Whether you’re picking up a slice to go or ordering a whole cake for a special occasion, Just Velvet delivers a dessert that’s both visually stunning and deeply satisfying. It’s a must-visit for anyone with a sweet tooth looking for a unique treat in Lisbon.

Heim Café Park is one of those brunch places that just gets it right - warm atmosphere, great food, and a space that feels instantly comforting. It’s tucked near the park, with soft natural light, minimalist decor, and just the right amount of buzz from happy tables. The menu covers all the brunch essentials, from fluffy pancakes to beautifully made eggs, paired with consistently good coffee. Whether you're easing into your morning or catching up with friends, Heim offers that perfect mix of calm and flavor.

The Layers is a café that feels like it was designed for people who appreciate the quiet beauty of a well-made flat white and a thoughtfully plated brunch. The space is clean and modern, with soft light, neutral tones, and just enough greenery to make it feel alive. The menu leans into comforting, globally inspired dishes - from pancakes to bagels - all presented with care and balance. The coffee program is serious but not showy, with beans sourced from Foundation Coffee and brewed with precision. It’s the kind of place where everything feels intentional, yet nothing feels forced. If you're looking for a calm, design-forward café experience in Lisbon, The Layers is exactly what you’re looking for.