Pastèis Lisboa Glasgow

Portuguese Pastries in Glasgow

Fraser from Glasgow

"Just steps from Hillhead Subway, Pastèis Lisboa offers warm service, fresh-baked tarts, and rich coffee. Try their classic pastel de nata!"

Less than a minutes walk away from the Hillhead Subway Station on Byres Roads, framed by a bright white storefront, the charming Pastèis Lisboa is serving up tasty treats and great coffees.

I am a regular visitor in the bakery because the staff are always so welcoming, friendly and helpful. Not only this, but you can see and smell the bakery's signature dish, the Pastel de nata, being made from the window, so it's hard not to be enticed by the aromas of sweet, lemony custard and caramelisation from the street.

They display creativity and excellence in baking with their various renditions of the classic tart, with 'rhubarb and custard', 'plum and cardamom' and Vegan versions to try. This being said, I would encourage everyone to try the classic first, I think it needs nothing more added. But they are all delicious!

They also have many European cupboard stockers on offer following the theme and bake their bread fresh daily.

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Glasgow Spotter Fraser

Hello! My name is Fraser, I am 27 years old and a proud, Scottish resident of Glasgow. I am an energetic, outgoing person who loves to connect with nature. Whilst not on one of my enlightening walks, I love to play basketball, wakeboard and surf. I also like to travel, exploring new places and taking photos. I have experienced so much since moving to Glasgow. One thing that's abundantly clear is that it's the people that really make this city great. Glaswegians are nothing if not proud of their City. They are kind and concerned for anyone in need of a helping hand, people from all...

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Mar 21, 2025

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