Piece of Portugal

Elvira: Mmm, pastel de nata... in Berlin, but it feels (and tastes!) like Portugal. Do not miss it! Delicious.

Claudia Fernandes: Pastel de nata & ucal = heaven

Vitor Mainho: Cafe Delta e Cerveja Sagres. Melhor sitio para matar saudades de casa.

Jessica F.: Love the galao also.

Lena: If you want cery good coffee: this is your place to be. The staff is awesome. (And Scones and Pastel de Nata are recommendable.) And don't listen to the haters.

Eva S: Good variety of fresh pasta dishes for lunch. Sometimes a bit pricy, but still nice food. Try Pastéis de Nata with a huge granell latte macchiato.

Anthony Barba: I come for the filter coffee. Honestly the best I've had in Berlin.

Juliana Marques: Great coffee. Try milchkaffee and nata.

Aleelee Lala: Best selection of port in the city!

Eduardo Illanes Kurth: Die portugisischen Pasteles de Nata sind fabelhaft!

Filipe Alexandre Querido Ferreira: No better coffee than Delta coffee. And do not forget the Pastel de Nata. The world needs nata...

Claudia Fernandes: The most amazing portuguese restaurant I've ever been to.

Lazergum: Galão, galão, galão

Rene MT: Dirty but good - tasty Portuguese food in an awful - uhm... awesome location. This may be possible in Berlin only :)

César Jardim: The treatment could be nicer but the food is great. Try the Walnuss Schnecke. And they have Portuguese galão :)

Rachel Sandeman: Try a bagel with chorizo and the Portuguese beer Sagres. Yummy!

Don Dahlmann: A small, but nice bar. Portugues beer (Sagres) from the tap and strong gin tonics. Can be crowed on weekends.

Jkandei: Try the portuguese cake! Yummy

Stephen Cobb: Nice, friendly atmosphere, and good low-carb Portuguese breakfasts!

Floris Dekker: Best flammkuchen in town accompanied by delicious Portuguese wine.

Jkandei: Go get a galao and a croissant for only 2 Euro