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This former bakery, where Sintra’s famous queijadas (crisp pastry shells filled with a marzipan-like mix of fresh cheese, sugar, flour and cinnamon) were made, has cherub-covered ceilings and a rambling interior. It's a fine spot for pastries (the massive scones are a travel highlight in the making) or lighter fare (with a changing soup, salad, fish and meat dish of the day) or an evening glass of wine.
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Café Saudade
6 Av. Dr. Miguel BombardaThis former bakery, where Sintra’s famous queijadas (crisp pastry shells filled with a marzipan-like mix of fresh cheese, sugar, flour and cinnamon) were made, has cherub-covered ceilings and a rambling interior. It's a fine spot for pastries (the massive scones are a travel highlight in the making) or lighter fare (with a changing soup, salad, fish and meat dish of the day) or an evening glass of wine.
A little vegetarian restaurant in Sao Pedro, Sintra. Vegan options include burgers, soup, fresh juices, salads. Also serves made-in-house cakes; vegans please inqure. Open Tue 1:00pm-7:00pm, Wed 12:00pm-7:00pm, Thu-Sun 1:00pm-7:00pm
Fortuna Café
1 R. Marquês VianaA little vegetarian restaurant in Sao Pedro, Sintra. Vegan options include burgers, soup, fresh juices, salads. Also serves made-in-house cakes; vegans please inqure. Open Tue 1:00pm-7:00pm, Wed 12:00pm-7:00pm, Thu-Sun 1:00pm-7:00pm