Santo António

This place is located in historic city centre and offers variety of pastry. The prices are very good, products were fresh and staff professional, English speaking and friendly. Payment by card is possible. There are however not many places for sitting, therefore you might yourself find waiting for free table.

I’ve tried many pastel de nata spots in Lisbon and Portugal in general and I do not say this lightly when I say that they have the best pastel de nata I have tried. It’s so creamy, the crust so flaky, and the consistency is spot on. The area is also perfect being in the middle of Alfama. It’s also a spot the free walking tour of Alfama took us so you know it’s a solid location.

We happened to stay a close by, which was excellent as the place is not exactly the easiest to come. But it would still be worth the visit. Excellent coffee and delicious, freshly baked pastries. The pricing is really good, excellent quality/quantity vs price ratio.

Amazing Pastel de nata - best award 2019 but do not underestimate the croissant with Oporto wine which is even better!!!
All freshly handmade .
Good price and fast service.
Could eat tons of them…

One of the best pastel de nata i had while visiting Portugal - we tried a bunch. Delicate custard and a light, well-layered crust which was durable yet easy to bite through. Really really really good. A great treat after walking uphill for 30 minutes!

Fantastic pastries, freshly baked. It's small downstairs, but if you are eating in, there is a seating area above which is roomy. The price is really reasonable. The Euro to sterling conversion makes Portugal a great value money holiday. Highly recommended eatery, you will have to climb a step hill to find it. It is worth it. A bonus is you are off the beaten track, which is welcome. The quality of their wares is high.

Best Pasteis de Nata in Lisboa, and perhaps Portugal. The crust is flaky and crispy. The custard is slightly sweet, unlike most of other shops that overly sweet theirs.

It is a must stop spot on the climb to or coming down from the Sao Jorge Castle.

During my visit to Lisbon I have tried 6 of the best place serving Pastel De Nata, and I can say this is one of the best pastel de nata I had while visiting Lisbon. Filled with custard and light like you want another one, layered crust, don’t forget the cinnamon!
I can’t forget the Espresso it was a great 👍🏼

Superb egg cream nestled amidst the folds of crispy, flaky pastry. It is a bit sweeter than the other pastel de nata prepared by other confectioneries but still so good. You'd want another after ticking into one of these.

During our tour of the charming Alfama area, we came across Santo Antonio. Despite the long line, the staff had an effective system in place that kept things moving swiftly. And of course, the pastel de nata lived up to its delicious reputation as always. Don't miss the chance to try it out if you're in the area! And eating on the street is just as fun.

Excellent pastel de nata, still slightly warm. Made on the premises - you can watch the chap making them! Fast WiFi too.

I had Pastel de Nata and espresso coffee. So good!!! Highly recommend.

Amazing pastel de nata, one of the best or maybe the best I tried since I moved to Lisbon. The croissant was really good, too. The coffee (doble expresso) was so so. It was very strong and lacked flavor and aroma. I will be back again for the pastel de nata. It was delicious!!!!

Great bakkery with delicious pastel de nata. Specifically of this place are their croissants with port wine. The pastel de nata and other pastries are delicious and crunchy. The croissants are not as good as French croissants. Downstairs they do notbhave a lot of space but upstairs there is a lot of space to sit and look out of the window. You can also see them prepare the pastries!

The best pastel de nata I have ever tasted. The espresso is excellent - so the combination is just perfect. Furthemore I found the service so friendly which gave me so good experience. They have on the 2d floor an area with tables with air conditioner. Everything is very clean and the design is so nice. I could not find anything bad. They are really perfect!

Stopped briefly on our walk from the Castelo to the Se and was thoroughly impressed with the quality of the pastry. Easily the best croissant I had in Lisbon - flaky with great shatter, yeasty- almost boozy - and every bite was different and delicious. Agree with reviews on the Pasteis De Nata. Was in my top 3 in Lisbon for sure. Well worth the stop!

The best patisserie in Lisbon! Their Pastel de Nata is delicious!

This was our first pastel de nata experience and it was perfect. We also had the meite de leite and a ham and cheese pastry (I can't remember the Portuguese name for it but it was so good). Price-wise, everything was such a great deal. There were some tall tables near where you order and then lots of sit down tables upstairs. They have multiple balconies that have a nice view of the surrounding neighborhood. The pastéis were delicious and even better than we were expecting. This was the perfect first spot during our trip to Lisbon! Would highly recommend.

The Pasteis De Nata was NOT overhyped. It was absolutely delicious. If I could I would eat it all day every day.
The Pasteis De Nata was heavier (with more custard) than the other ones I’ve tried and the crust was flakier as well. It was the perfect balance between sweetness and creaminess. I want to go back tomorrow for more.

Pastéis de Santo António in Lisbon: 🥧✨ Dive into the heart of Portuguese sweetness with their star custard tarts, pastéis de nata. A cozy spot that's a must-visit for a taste of local tradition and warmth. 🇵🇹☕ Crowds flock for a bite, but it's worth the wait!