Café Arcada

“Era um café lindo antes de ser transformado num local sem identidade”

Jennifer MacLachlan★★★★

By far the biggest selection of pastries we’ve seen in any bakery in our time in Portugal. You could see into a kitchen up behind the tables where a chef was working. Nothing we had was warm though, which, though it seems like a minor thing to mark them down, many other bakeries did serve warm (fresh) pastries. You, you can’t beat the selection and they seemed to always be open when we walked by.

Marien de Bruijn★★★★★

Beautiful cafe with an incredible assortment of pastries, and a surprisingly large and authentic indoor space behind the modest facade. Great coffee as well. And a nice terrace next to the church and fountain. I Recommend!

Ekin★★★★★

Such a nice coffee shop!! Went there for a coffee in a very hot Sunday afternoon; inside was very chill, I so much appreciated it. The interior decoration was very cool and there were a lot of places to sit. The staff was very nice and talkative (also in English), I really felt the welcoming atmosphere there. The pricing was fair given that the coffee shop is located literally next to the church in the main square. I totally recommend this place for the warm hospitality and fair pricing.

Anapurna★★★★

Cafe Arcada looks to be very popular with the locals. We ate outside on the square. They were very busy and the server forgot our order initially. The portions were generous and very good.