Bakeries & cafés in Lisbon

Pastel de nata, the custard tart, comes up in reviews of six of the 43 Lisbon places, and two of them are in the old quarters east of the Baixa: Santo António on Rua do Milagre de Santo António, open daily from 8 AM to 7:30 PM, bakes its tarts in view of customers, and Alfama Doce on Rua da Regueira in Alfama also sells orange queijadas and pão de deus. Bakeries (25) and cafés (24) make up most of the list, and where a price is given it is usually €10 or less per person. Ice cream is represented by Bizzarro Gelato on Rua de São Julião in the Baixa, which mixes flavours such as soy-sauce caramel and guava with turmeric and has vegan options. A few listings are full restaurants: Nicola on Rossio, open from 8 AM to midnight, serves seafood rice and grouper, Casa Indiana on Avenida Rovisco Pais cooks Indian food with halal and vegan options, and Fuxiang sushi offers all-you-can-eat sushi.