Nice strong coffee and lots of interesting Portuguese things to try.
ssg
Randomly dined here because this was one of those independent places in Woking.It was Portuguese so you will find the usual sweet suspects like coxhinxa and feijoada.Unfortunately they didn't have francesinha which only some places offer.However they served clams and squid.Tried lula de creme which was baby squid in a creamy sauce served with Bens original style rice and flat chips.The baby squid was tender and delicious, tentacles included.The chips were amazing dipped in that creamy sauce.I wasn't fond of the rice hence left it to last when I found something that didn't belong to me nor the lady at the till as we both have hair blond hair.In the kitchen, there was someone with long brunette hair though.Apart from that, everything was fantastic.
Brian M
Having won a " Breakfast for two" voucher, I went to Cafe Lisboa, for my inaugural visit. I received a very warm welcome upon arrival, which continued even after I had shown them my free voucher. The service was excellent, very tasty food and excellent coffee arrived quickly. All in all a great experience, which I will be repeating in the near future. The Pastries and delicatessen looked lovely too, so I will try a lunchtime there next.
greaser_11
I’ve lived in Woking on and off for about 50 years . Cafe Lisboa has been operating for around 20 of those till present . Shame that I’ve only just discovered the wonderful homemade fayre Maria produces . I have been living down the road for the last few months and know some regulars who eat in the restaurant. As a recently qualified chef I can wholeheartedly recommend this delightful cafe . Although what I’ve sampled has been limited by time ( I’ve moved to Holland ) what I’ve seen and eaten had been too hole . The chicken and sweetcorn ‘scotch egg’ is delicious and delicately flavoured and the small breadcrumbed pancakes have interesting fillings . The Portuguese custard tart is sublime . There are a myriad of reasons not to visit Woking - this place isn’t one of them .
Therese Leignel
Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Woking town centre is this fabulous eatery where you will find delicious Portuguese patisserie. Highly recommended. Thank you, Therese
mark (rocker rocked)
Really nice owner here,very friendly service,great selection of cakes,& coffes,& had a nice light breakfast,i had a nice tasting sausage sandwich, & a latte,the wife had french toast & a hot choclateWe both enjoyed are breakfast.& a friendly host gos a long way.
Brian R
From the outside this small cafe looks nothing special. We went in initially wanting something warming - maybe just a snack - but decided instead to have a full meal. Good choice, and good value for money too! Simple, but very tasty authentic Portuguese food. We also noticed lots of Portuguese cakes, snacks, pastries and a small range of other food on sale. Friendly staff. Would go back again.
Ruben Vilhena
A bit of Portugal in Woking! Great people, great food.
Gabriela Geminiani
I went to have breakfast today at 10:30 and was closed. Very disappointing.
Li Mei Foo
This gem is our favourite cafe, really nice pastries and has a section for deli too.
Amazing food, delicious deserts, friendly environment and staff, clean place.???
Conor Bakhuizen
Fantastic food great prices. Had the veggie breakfast and it hit the spot ??
Robin Goode
Really good coffee and an adequate paniniI liked the noisy atmosphere
Delcio Colsoul
If you like postuguese food then go and visit this place. My place to go and get postuguese hot sauce (molho picante) delicious. And the pastel the natas is amazing, the lady at the counter is always friendly and smiling
JoeinSurrey
This is a lovely little place. Lovely Portuguese cakes and pastries and wonderful coffee. There is not a huge range of Portuguese groceries, but what is there is really great.
Nice strong coffee and lots of interesting Portuguese things to try.
Randomly dined here because this was one of those independent places in Woking.It was Portuguese so you will find the usual sweet suspects like coxhinxa and feijoada.Unfortunately they didn't have francesinha which only some places offer.However they served clams and squid.Tried lula de creme which was baby squid in a creamy sauce served with Bens original style rice and flat chips.The baby squid was tender and delicious, tentacles included.The chips were amazing dipped in that creamy sauce.I wasn't fond of the rice hence left it to last when I found something that didn't belong to me nor the lady at the till as we both have hair blond hair.In the kitchen, there was someone with long brunette hair though.Apart from that, everything was fantastic.
Having won a " Breakfast for two" voucher, I went to Cafe Lisboa, for my inaugural visit. I received a very warm welcome upon arrival, which continued even after I had shown them my free voucher. The service was excellent, very tasty food and excellent coffee arrived quickly. All in all a great experience, which I will be repeating in the near future. The Pastries and delicatessen looked lovely too, so I will try a lunchtime there next.
I’ve lived in Woking on and off for about 50 years . Cafe Lisboa has been operating for around 20 of those till present . Shame that I’ve only just discovered the wonderful homemade fayre Maria produces . I have been living down the road for the last few months and know some regulars who eat in the restaurant. As a recently qualified chef I can wholeheartedly recommend this delightful cafe . Although what I’ve sampled has been limited by time ( I’ve moved to Holland ) what I’ve seen and eaten had been too hole . The chicken and sweetcorn ‘scotch egg’ is delicious and delicately flavoured and the small breadcrumbed pancakes have interesting fillings . The Portuguese custard tart is sublime . There are a myriad of reasons not to visit Woking - this place isn’t one of them .
Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Woking town centre is this fabulous eatery where you will find delicious Portuguese patisserie. Highly recommended. Thank you, Therese
Really nice owner here,very friendly service,great selection of cakes,& coffes,& had a nice light breakfast,i had a nice tasting sausage sandwich, & a latte,the wife had french toast & a hot choclateWe both enjoyed are breakfast.& a friendly host gos a long way.
From the outside this small cafe looks nothing special. We went in initially wanting something warming - maybe just a snack - but decided instead to have a full meal. Good choice, and good value for money too! Simple, but very tasty authentic Portuguese food. We also noticed lots of Portuguese cakes, snacks, pastries and a small range of other food on sale. Friendly staff. Would go back again.
A bit of Portugal in Woking! Great people, great food.
I went to have breakfast today at 10:30 and was closed. Very disappointing.
This gem is our favourite cafe, really nice pastries and has a section for deli too.
Restaurantji Recommends
Amazing food, delicious deserts, friendly environment and staff, clean place.???
Fantastic food great prices. Had the veggie breakfast and it hit the spot ??
Really good coffee and an adequate paniniI liked the noisy atmosphere
If you like postuguese food then go and visit this place. My place to go and get postuguese hot sauce (molho picante) delicious. And the pastel the natas is amazing, the lady at the counter is always friendly and smiling
This is a lovely little place. Lovely Portuguese cakes and pastries and wonderful coffee. There is not a huge range of Portuguese groceries, but what is there is really great.