Where is the best pastel de nata in Lisbon?

Where is the best pastel de nata in Lisbon?

The Best Places to Try Pastéis de Nata in Lisbon, Portugal

• Casa Dos Pasteis De Nata. Bakery, Portuguese.
• Fábrica da Nata. Cafe, Bakery, Pastries.
• Natas de Lisboa. Bakery, Cafe, Portuguese, $$$
• Pastelaria Santo António. Bakery, Cafe, Portuguese.
• O Mercado do Peixe.
• Pato Real.
• Pastelaria Aloma.
• Pastéis de Belém.

Can you travel with pasteis de nata?

Yes! Absolutely. They will box them up for you to carry on the plane.

How much is a pastel de nata in Lisbon?

Although most locals enjoy a pastel de nata for breakfast, they are eaten throughout the day. They make a perfect mid-morning or pre-dinner snack as well. My rule when traveling in Lisbon is to eat pasteis de nata early and often. Normally a pastel de nata costs between €1-1.15 per custard tart.

Can you buy pastel de nata at Lisbon?

You can conveniently buy Lisbon’s best edible souvenir at the Lisbon airport. Pastelaria Versailles has shops in Terminal 1 while Confeiteria Nacional has a shop in Terminal 2. You can also buy Pastel de Nata six packs in the airport’s duty-free shop.

How long do pastel de nata last?

How Long Do Pastéis de Nata Keep? Pasteis de Nata are best eaten warm (or cold) the same day they are baked. However you can store them at room temperature in an airtight container for up to two days.

Can we take cream on a plane?

*Passengers can carry one clear transparent resealable litre sized plastic bag containing small quantities of liquid items / gels / pastes/aerosols or items of a similar consistency.

What do you drink with pastel de nata?

What to drink with your pastel de nata. An espesso (called a bica in Lisbon or café in the rest of Portugal) pairs perfectly with the pastel de nata. If you prefer a milkier coffee, particularly in the morning, try a meia de leite or a galão.

How long does a pastel de nata last?

two days
How Long Do Pastéis de Nata Keep? Pasteis de Nata are best eaten warm (or cold) the same day they are baked. However you can store them at room temperature in an airtight container for up to two days.

Do you eat Portuguese tarts hot or cold?

Pasteis de Nata are best eaten warm (or cold) the same day they are baked. However you can store them at room temperature in an airtight container for up to two days.

Why is it called pastéis de nata?

The term pastéis de nata is Portuguese for “cream pastries.” Pastéis is the plural form of the word for pastry, so if you hear or see pastel de nata instead, it’s just referring to one pastry instead of several.

Is Lisbon Portugal expensive to visit?

Lisbon is one of the least expensive capital cities in Europe to visit, and when compared to other major global cities, Lisbon provides exceptional value for money.