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Pois Café
Cuisine: Comfort Food, Continental, European, Portuguese
Price Range: $
10Best Says
A favourite with travellers who appreciate a slice of bohemia with their cup of coffee, Pois Café has garnered a reputation for its casual drop-by attitude, a fact illustrated by its oddball... Read More
A favourite with travellers who appreciate a slice of bohemia with their cup of coffee, Pois Café has garnered a reputation for its casual drop-by attitude, a fact illustrated by its oddball collection of crushed velvet sofas, rickety old tables, mis-matched chairs and bow-legged shelves crammed with hand-me-down novels and out-of-date travel guidebooks. Customers can pop in and browse this secondhand library over a perfectly brewed bica (expresso), or lounge around over something more substantial, like one of the café's delicious homemade soups followed by quiche and green salad. Food choice changes daily. The tagliatelle with courgette, herbs and lemon sprinkled with Parmesan cheese is a favourite. So too is the smoked salmon fritters. If it's on, order the cauliflower curry with herbs and lentils.
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EXPERT TIPS BY:
Paul Bernhardt
Lisbon Local Expert
- Cafés: "The café has shelves lined with paperbacks. Customers can exchange old books and DVDs with the fellow travellers, leaving something they've seen/read and taking away something they haven't."
- Breakfast/Brunch: "The caf� has shelves lined with paperbacks. Customers can exchange old books and DVDs with the fellow travellers, leaving something they've seen/read and taking away something they haven't."
- Best for Cafés Because: Pois, Café is regarded as a meeting of travellers' minds as much as a place to sample homemade fare.
- Best for Breakfast/Brunch Because: Fully laid back with a healthy menu to boot, this is the ideal place to start the day.
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