Something different for Kraków, this tiny cafe channels the spirit of the Portuguese capital with coffee, tea, wine, tapas and fresh-baked pastéis de nata (traditional Portuguese egg tart pastries) which hit the mark. Stop in early for a pastry and espresso, or scrambled eggs with chorizo, or split a tapas board and carafe of house wine in the evening. Most of their products - olives, sardines, tea, wine - are straight from Portugal, and also available for sale. When the seasonal garden (out back, walk through the doorway to the right of the cafe into the courtyard) is closed, space is extremely limited, dampening the appeal of extended visits; but if you're longing for Lisbon, the fado soundtrack, Moorish tiles and delicious pastries and wine do the trick.