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4.8 rating out of 558 reviews

User profile - Darki’s Corner.
Darki’s Corner
Loved the pastéis de nata - AWESOME!!!!
5 years ago
User profile - Lisa Kim.
Lisa Kim
Great pasties de nata. If you are party of two or more, just get 6. You can eat them all or take the remaining home.
5 years ago
User profile - Joana Amorim.
Joana Amorim
Best café experience in NYC! Great food, amazing coffee. The best Custard pies in town, by far! Joey and his mother, Isabel, are definitely the soul of this place. A must try and a must repeat!
6 years ago
User profile - João Menano.
João Menano
Best Pastel de Nata in town
6 years ago
User profile - Jerlissa Paulino (Coconuevo).
Jerlissa Paulino (Coconuevo)
Loved it
6 years ago
User profile - Michael Turner.
Michael Turner
Best Portuguese tarts I've had. Worth a stop, you won't regret it. Served warm with some powdered sugar and cinnamon on top. You can also buy them frozen and take them home for later which is so worth it!
6 years ago
User profile - Colleen Zayas.
Colleen Zayas
These are amazing! Absolutely adorable lady behind the counter! The brulee croissants thank goodness are available frozen for take home!
6 years ago
User profile - Ena W.
Ena W
The best Portuguese egg tarts in NYC. So good I had to stop myself from eating 2. I ended up buying some to take home. Owner is very friendly as well.
6 years ago
User profile - Kevin Xu.
Kevin Xu
Absolutely delicious! Warm, flaky, and sweet.
6 years ago
User profile - Jackie Gordon Singing Chef.
Jackie Gordon Singing Chef
Wait and get your pastel de nata FRESH outta the oven while they're still warm. So DELICIOUS! Very cute spot that specializes in Portuguese egg tarts. All my friends were raving about them for good reason. They also have some savory snacks as well that I'll go back try next time. Hilarious sign on the bathroom door says, "please don't do cocaine in our bathroom". Possibly because the powdered sugar on the natas make it look like you have.
6 years ago
User profile - Larena Danielle Winn.
Larena Danielle Winn
Honestly the best pastry I have ever had. Heavenly and delicious. A must try in the Lower east side.
6 years ago
User profile - Tiffany Lee.
Tiffany Lee
Cute little Portuguese bakery with egg tarts that are soooo yummy! We went early in the morning right by opening. Who I believe is either the owner or the owner’s mom was there and greeted with such a welcoming attitude. We never came here before and didn’t know much about her tarts. We have had authentic tarts before in Portugal years back (so delicious). So, she was kind enough to give us TWO free tarts as a sample. Super generous considering they sell one for three dollars each. It had just come out of the oven, so it was still nice and warm. The pie crust was super flaky, with a mild butter flavo. The custard was smooth, not too sweet. It was nice and creamy, with a slightly cinnamon and sugary addition from the powder she sprinkles on top. So good. We bought a dozen after that. They bake it fresh throughout the day, and sell frozen ones too!
6 years ago
User profile - Kevin DaCosta.
Kevin DaCosta
Second time going to this homey awesome smelling Portuguese place. We order their natas which is their signature item and they come out of the oven hot versus being put out on a shelf! I also got an expresso. All of these items were yummy as hit the spot on a cold day! Def. going back and the service is great too!
6 years ago
User profile - A..
A.
Oh mah gawd.... Be back with a more thorough review.
6 years ago
User profile - Dayanne Costa.
Dayanne Costa
Awesome place with delicious authentic pasteis, and Portuguese wine. The owner is also a lovely guy and deserves all of the success, I recommend a visit 1000%! NYC needs more businesses like this, where not only the food is good but customers are also appreciated and treated well.
6 years ago
User profile - Christian Franco.
Christian Franco
Excellent place and good attention
6 years ago
User profile - Collin Anderson.
Collin Anderson
The pastéis de nata tastes exactly how it's marketed; a Portugese dessert that is a cross between a croissant and crème brûlée. Isabella was such a wonderful person and I wish nothing but the best for her and her business
6 years ago
User profile - emelie rodriguez.
emelie rodriguez
Best authentic Portugal pastries in NYC! A must try when visiting!
6 years ago
User profile - Zach Lloyd.
Zach Lloyd
Authentic Pasteis de Nata and Bolo de Bolacha baked by Joey and his wonderful mother. Well worth the stop in for a cafe and some pastries if you're in the area. 10/10
6 years ago
User profile - Paul Barbera.
Paul Barbera
Yes yes yes yes!! Friendly, and dam delicious, Cream brulee wrapped in a croissant, as they like to describe their Portuguese tarts!! Amazing!! Coffee was super good, if you like robust Italian style coffee!
6 years ago
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