The only thing suggesting there's a restaurant inside this inconspicuous building is the menu hanging on the front door listing the daily specials. Inside an old bakery from the early 1900s, here the food is no-frills Portuguese traditional cuisine. Service is fast and courteous, if not overly joyful.
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A Padaria do Povo
Príncipe Real, Santos & Estrela
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