Food was bad, it’s slightly overpriced, and the service is horrible. We had to ask for things multiple times for the waitress to bring them. Also very slow service, and it’s CASH ONLY. Definitely a tourist trap. Just walk around the corner to Padaria do Bairro, you’ll thank me later.

It is a nice place to stop by for a quick byte ir some pastry.

Pasteletia Nata Fina was a quick, convenient coffee shop to grab couple pasteis de nata and coffee. The prices are super reasonable, quick service, definitely a preference for cash. Located off a main square it’s a great meet up spot, or to wait out any passing rain clouds.

Great tosta mista and great pastry!!

Beautiful little cafe with a huge range of food options. Prices are good and coffee as well. The owner even speaks a little bit german. Please note this place is cash only. Bathrooms available.

Nice place to kill time (before a flight). Have WiFi and good selection of sweets and a clean WC. Coffee is also good and the staff is very friendly!

Wir sind hier heute zufällig Gelandet um Pastel de Natas zu Essen und die waren wirklich Lecker 😋 auch der Kaffee hat Geschmeckt , die Bedienung war sehr Freundlich und Hilfsbereit , sie hat uns fast alle Speisen erklärt . Wir kommen wieder ....

A nice place to enjoy freshly baked pastries and good coffee. Breakfast is certainly recommended. The shop is open from early morning

Ordered a desert and white coffee. The cake was slightly too sweet but tasted good. Coffee was alright. Service was excellent.

Very welcoming staff and nice atmosphere. You can get lunch, which is simple but good, and will do the trick. The high quality cakes, good coffee and friendly staff is what will make you come back to Nata Fina one more time.

We went there for breakfast every morning during our stay in Lisbon. Pastries are super good!! Go meet Tony one of the guy that work there. He’s surly the sweetest person in Lisbon.

A nice relaxed place with a good pastry selection. The staff were very friendly.

Average portuguese owner with a bar: just RUDE in an ungly place and trying to steal money from people I hate this people so much. They will treat you bad as you owe them something, overcharge you as much as they can and let you know that you are just welcomed if you gonna give them money. Really bad service and quality. DONT COME HERE.

Can’t paid with a card. They’re only accepting some Portuguese card/s. Sweets were tasty and fresh.

Great food and service, in a great location.

The food was affordable and tasty! Especially the codfish à brás! Service was also very friendly! Definitely will visit again.

Great patisserie wine red the best I've tasted in Lisbon owner very welcoming speak English,prices wine beer and coffee excelent would highly recomened

Well the food is really overpriced and not good. Way way too fatty, and the coffe was surprisingly bad. Maybe the cakes are great, but the eggs and the foods… have something else if u have the chance.

Rotten service but nice quality food and drink. Great coffee but what’s the point when you’re made to feel uncomfortable. Hard to find vegetarian options too

I visit this place because it's close to martim moniz & we need toilet. Very dissapointing with their service. My husband & I speak English & little Portuguese. We are asking the price before order. They didn't give price list for pastry. The lady asked an older male employee. He answer lazily & seems impatient. When we asked about breakfast package, she asked her senior again. He repeated same behaviour with more clearer disrespect toward customers. What we dont like are they didnt give price list, didnt give receipt, & arrogant behavior. 1.5 € for croissant, 0.8 €/pcs for cookies. Price not suitable with food. The croissant was ok, the cookies was bad. Total waste of money.

Very friendly prompt service and great food! Can get really busy, though.

For a little cafe it exceeded my expectations. Very reasonable. Large glasses of wine for €2:20😳. Food was good. Staff are really nice.

I was with a friend we decided to go and grab a pastel de nata and pão de deus and my friend grabbed something else that I don’t really know the name. There’s this man I don’t know if he’s the owner or not he was our waiter. When he came to give us the food we ordered he literally through the plates at us. No good afternoon no nothing. He started to stare at us very arrogantly. I will safely say that because we were black he was just being rude and ignorant. I asked him to reheat my rissóis and the pastel de nata as it was very cold he told me that it was meant to be eaten like that and I said I know. And I told him that I preferred mine that way then he took the plate aggressively and rolled his eyes to me. So i would not recommend to go eat there as this particular man does not know basic manners. And he does not welcome black people even though I was speaking to him in Portuguese.