Pastèis Lisboa Glasgow
Portuguese Pastries in Glasgow
Less than a minutes walk away from the Hillhead Subway Station on Byres Roads, framed by a bright white storefront, the charming Pastèis Lisboa is serving up tasty treats and great coffees.
I am a regular visitor in the bakery because the staff are always so welcoming, friendly and helpful. Not only this, but you can see and smell the bakery's signature dish, the Pastel de nata, being made from the window, so it's hard not to be enticed by the aromas of sweet, lemony custard and caramelisation from the street.
They display creativity and excellence in baking with their various renditions of the classic tart, with 'rhubarb and custard', 'plum and cardamom' and Vegan versions to try. This being said, I would encourage everyone to try the classic first, I think it needs nothing more added. But they are all delicious!
They also have many European cupboard stockers on offer following the theme and bake their bread fresh daily.
About this spot
Find your way with 145 Insider Tips from our Local Spotters
Nice place right!? There’s so much more to discover:
Discover all other hidden gems in Glasgow
The Lighthouse
My top city view
I always pop in "The Lighthouse" in Glasgow when I'm in the area. I love climbing up the beautiful spiral tower staircase and enjoying the view...
by
Ηelene
Αudureau
Little Curry House
Cute Indian eatery
"Little Curry House" Glasgow is an immensely popular little Indian restaurant. The walls are covered in dark wood. Try the Chicken Tikka Makhni w/ walnuts!
by
Phoebe
Allison
Yippon
Asian cafe
"Yippon" in Glasgow not only makes great sushi and hot foods, but also amazing ice cream -- have you ever tried charcoal flavor? Here, you can...
by
Phoebe
Allison
Llicorella Delicatessen
Lovely coffee shop
"Llicorella Delicatessen" is a very stylish & chic little cafe in Glasgow. It's a petite venue but it's excellent for a hot chocolate & watching passersby.
by
Phoebe
Allison
Oscar & Holly's
Cute family cafe
"Oscar & Holly's" is a bright, family-friendly cafe in Glasgow that curiously reminds me of my grandmother's place. Try the loose leaf tea & mars bar cake.
by
Phoebe
Allison
Cafe Strange Brew
Local & cosy
"Cafe Strange Brew" is not to be passed if you find yourself on this side of Glasgow. Their increasingly popular matcha lattes make me come back for more.
by
Debbie
Morrison
Kothel
Grunge hipster cafe
"Kothel" in Glasgow is captivating and beautiful. It's a hpister cafe that specialises in teas... a popular stop-off for writers, artists & creatives.
by
Phoebe
Allison
Bar Brel
Beer, mussels and fun in the sun
"Bar Brel" Glasgow is a little enclave of Belgium on Ashton Lane. Each time I go there I feel transported back to hazy weekends in Brussels or Bruges.
by
Scott
Walker
Jelly Hill
Rustic cafe
"Jelly Hill" in Glasgow is a gorgeous little cafe with wonderful wooden furniture. I love their cappuccino and their nostalgic music choices...
by
Phoebe
Allison
The Hug and Pint
Pub, music and kimchi
The "Hug and Pint" Glasgow is a great small pub on the ever burgeoning hive of places on the Great Western Road. They have live music most nights...
by
Scott
Walker
Kitchenetta
Adorable cafe
"Kitchenetta" is a warm and welcoming cafe/bistro in Glasgow with fine snacks and brunch ideas. It also seems to be an eco-friendly delicatessen.
by
Phoebe
Allison
Heading to Glasgow?
145 Insider Tips from our local Spotters
Authentic Stories by Real People
Escape the Crowd & Travel Slow 🐌
... for just €9.99
✓ 0 Insider Tips from our local Spotters
✓ 145 Insider Tips
✓ Escape the Crowds
✓ Find Spots nearby
✓ Authentic Stories
... for just €9.99
City guides by those who know the city in and out!
Our Locals' Favorite Coffee & tea
Our team loves Glasgow
Get to know our other Spotters from Glasgow
As featured on:
