Pastel de nata · €3.50 · box of six €18

Pastéis de nata made in-house, just off Capel Street.

Crisp, flaky pastry and a just-set custard, the way they’re made in Lisbon. Have one warm with an espresso, or take a box of six home.

Mon–Fri 7:30am–5pm · Sat–Sun 8am–6pm

4.8 on Google · 520+ reviews
A tray of pastéis de nata with golden custard and dark caramelised spots

Three ways to have one

Pick your nata moment

At the counter

With an espresso

€6.50nata + espresso

The Lisbon way: a warm nata and a bica, as the espresso is called in Lisbon.

To take home

A box of six

€18save €3

For the office, a visit to friends, or just you. Pick one up at the counter.

Need more than six?

Every Wednesday

Coffee + any pastry

€6Wednesdays

From 4 November until 31 January: Americano, espresso, flat white, cortado, latte or cappuccino with a nata or any pastry.

What people say

People keep coming back for the natas

“It has the BEST Pastel de Nata you can find in the city (trust me, I'm Portuguese and I've looked everywhere)”

João · Google review, 2022

“Pastel was the best I've ever had. Not sweet. Perfectly baked.”

Joel · Google review, 2025

“not too sweet, crisp pastry, just-set custard.”

Andy · Google review, 2022

“A great find! The best pastel de nata we've ever had.”

Sara · Google review, 2026

“Definition of a hidden gem. … The best food I had in all of dublin — got the 6 pack of pasteis de nata and finished all 6 on the same day.”

Natasha · Google review, 2026

“It can get a little squashed if there's a lot of people but the pastel was amazing, coffee good, and the almond cookie exceptional.”

Л. В. · Google review, 2026

If you’re new to them

What is a pastel de nata?

A small tart of crisp, layered pastry filled with egg custard and baked very hot, so the top caramelises in dark spots. It’s Lisbon’s everyday pastry: eaten warm, usually with a coffee, sometimes with a shake of cinnamon.

The plural is pastéis de nata. Most people just say “a nata”.

When to come

When to come
Monday7:30am–5pm
Tuesday7:30am–5pm
Wednesday7:30am–5pm
Thursday7:30am–5pm
Friday7:30am–5pm
Saturday8am–6pm
Sunday8am–6pm

Weekend brunch: Saturday and Sunday, 9am–5pm. Bank holiday hours can differ: check Google Maps before a special trip.

Questions

Before you come

Can I get a box to take away?

Yes. A box of six is €18 at the counter. For bigger orders, use the orders page or WhatsApp us on 085 840 1333.

Do you deliver?

Yes, on Just Eat.

Are they gluten-free?

No, the pastry is made with wheat flour. The Romulos almond biscuit is our gluten-free option. For allergens, please ask the team.

Where are you?

28 Mary Street Little, Dublin 7, D07 FX4W, on Little Mary Street, just off Capel Street. Look for the blue front and the yellow door. Get directions.