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What to order at APE Coffee
- Must order
- Flat white and oatmeal pancakes for breakfast
- Editor tip
- Look up at the original building interior, which is partly exposed above the modern fit-out.
CuisineCafé
Price€
NeighborhoodCentro Historico
HoursMonday and Wednesday to Friday 10:30-19:00; Saturday 10:00-19:00; Sunday 11:00-17:00
WifiYes
Last verified
Must order: Flat white and oatmeal pancakes for breakfast
Tip: Look up at the original building interior, which is partly exposed above the modern fit-out.
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Location
Address: Rua de São João 15, 4700-325 Braga
Also in Centro Historico
Meze Brunch ★ 4.2
Located next to Campo da Vinha, Meze is one of Braga's busiest weekend brunch spots. Egg dishes, grain bowls, avocado plates and weekend pancake stacks keep.
Order: Eggs benedict with smoked salmon and a fresh juice
Tip: Arrive before 11:00 on Saturdays or plan to queue. Weekday mornings are walk-in friendly.
Tíbias de Braga ★ 4.3
A confeitaria and tea room dedicated to Braga's namesake conventual pastry, the tíbia, founded in 2015 by pastry chef João Benjamim Araújo. Priced at €.
Order: Traditional cream tíbia with a bica at the counter
Tip: The cream tíbia is the canonical version; the cappuccino and hazelnut praline fills are the house's contemporary additions.
More cafés in Braga
Pastelaria Lusitana ★ 4.2
Founded in 1955 as an elegant tea room by the owners of the Lusitana Bakery (operating since 1896), this Braga institution looks out over the Jardim de Santa.
Order: Tíbias de Braga and a pot of afternoon tea
Tip: The Santa Bárbara Garden terrace view through the windows makes this the best rainy-day cafe in central Braga.
Queijaria Central ★ 4.1
A Braga institution since 1952, Queijaria Central straddles the line between deli counter, cheese shop and cafe. Serra da Estrela cheese, Montalegre meats.
Order: Serra da Estrela cheese plate with bread and regional honey
Tip: The Serra da Estrela cheese varies by season; ask which origin is freshest on the day you visit.
Meze Brunch ★ 4.2
Located next to Campo da Vinha, Meze is one of Braga's busiest weekend brunch spots. Egg dishes, grain bowls, avocado plates and weekend pancake stacks keep.
Order: Eggs benedict with smoked salmon and a fresh juice
Tip: Arrive before 11:00 on Saturdays or plan to queue. Weekday mornings are walk-in friendly.
Soul Alimentacao Saudavel ★ 4.0
Inside the Gnration arts building, Soul is Braga's dedicated vegan and gluten-free cafe. The menu changes seasonally and covers breakfast through lunch.
Order: Vegan bowl with roasted seasonal vegetables and tahini
Tip: Sunday and evenings are closed. Best visited Tuesday to Friday when tables are quieter.
Coretto Cafe e Tortaria ★ 4.1
A neighbourhood cake shop and cafe in the university district. Located in Maximinos. Order the torta de laranja (orange roll cake) and espresso.
Order: Torta de laranja (orange roll cake) and espresso
Tip: Arrive mid-afternoon when the fresh daily tortas are at their best. Closed Monday and Tuesday.
Tíbias de Braga ★ 4.3
A confeitaria and tea room dedicated to Braga's namesake conventual pastry, the tíbia, founded in 2015 by pastry chef João Benjamim Araújo. Priced at €.
Order: Traditional cream tíbia with a bica at the counter
Tip: The cream tíbia is the canonical version; the cappuccino and hazelnut praline fills are the house's contemporary additions.