-
The window at this Chiado corner pastry shop is a genuine problem for anyone trying to stay on schedule. Every tart and pastry inside follows recipes traced back to Cistercian monks, which explains why the menu reads like a theological argument: heaven's cheese, eggs of paradise, bacon from heaven. The sweets are egg-heavy and syrup-dark in the old Portuguese convent style, and the names alone are worth the detour.
The awards strongest first
One number, weighted & current 65
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
-
Queijinhos do céu
“Many baked goods even come with religious names like queijinhos do céu (heaven’s cheese), ovos do paraíso (eggs of paradise), and toucinho do céu (bacon from heaven).”
Eater -
Ovos do paraíso
“Many baked goods even come with religious names like queijinhos do céu (heaven’s cheese), ovos do paraíso (eggs of paradise), and toucinho do céu (bacon from heaven).”
Eater -
Toucinho do céu
“Many baked goods even come with religious names like queijinhos do céu (heaven’s cheese), ovos do paraíso (eggs of paradise), and toucinho do céu (bacon from heaven).”
Eater
Reviews
Sign in to write a review.
No reviews yet
Reviews never count toward the Eat Score.
-
The neighbors closest first
- Belcanto Modern Portuguese Eat · 96
- The Ivens Hotel, Autograph Collection Stay · 75
- Encanto Eat · 86
- Broto Contemporary Portuguese Eat · 69
- Art Legacy Hotel Baixa-Chiado Stay · 79
- Ofício Portuguese Eat · 80
- Epur Creative French Eat · 86
- BAHR Portuguese Eat · 69
Something wrong with this entry? Tell us. Closed, moved, miscategorized: we want to know.