In Lisbon, cafés and pastry shops are must-stop spots to enjoy the famous pastel de nata: crispy puff pastry filled with a silky, caramelized baked custard. In historic neighbourhoods like Belém or Alfama, amid azulejo‑tiled shopfronts and sunny terraces, choose an artisanal bakery to savour this warm little custard tart with a strong espresso. Our guide lists tried-and-tested addresses, tips to skip the queues and the best times to enjoy them like a local.
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