Today, to have some breakfast, we went to Pastéis de Belém. From our hotel, we took the metro (green line) to Caise do Sodré, then transfered to the tram #15 and got off at Mosteiro dos Jerónimos. The shop is located just a few steps from the Jerónimos Monastery (Mosteiro dos Jerónimos), which is classified as a World Heritage Site togetehr with nearby Belém Tower (although these were closed because it was Monday). |
There were many other sweets in the showcase. |
These are similar to muffins, but made of rice. |
We got inside the shop by passing the counter. |
Inside is very spacious, and the walls are decorated with Azulejo. |
I guess when it is very busy this room would be used but at this time, it was closed. |
From the window in the room, we could see the kitchen where so many pastéis de nata were being baked. |
We ordered coffee and, |
Of course pastéis de nata. On each table were containers of powder sugar and cinnamon to enjoy different flavors (but we didn't add anything). These were just out of the oven and still warm, but the skin was very very crispy and soooo good. I can eat 10 of them! I thought the ones we ate last night were good, but it was better here. |
We ordered several more to go. They came with the powder sugar and cinnamon packs. |
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