Scones
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Scones
................................$Queijadinha de Laranja Além Douro
................................$Rabanada Além Douro
................................$Queque de Laranja Além Douro
................................$Queijadinha de Manga Além Douro
................................$Queques de Laranja
................................$Pastel de Chaves
................................$Molho de Vinho do Porto
................................$Pastel Feijão
................................$Queijadinha de Chocolate Além Douro
................................$Queque de Cenoura
................................$Queque de Chocolate
................................$Bola de Berlim
................................$Nata
................................$Torradas
................................$Pasteis de Belem
................................$At Café Além D'Ouro, the menu reads like a stroll through Portugal’s best-loved sweet treats, and as a reviewer I was genuinely delighted by the variety and balance between traditional favorites and house‑special touches. From the moment you sit down, the choice of freshly baked scones and torradas makes the perfect warm and buttery start, while the café’s signature Rabanada Além Douro stands out as a must‑try classic that locals rave about all year round. Equally inviting are the range of moist queques - from Queque de Laranja Além Douro to Queque de Cenoura and Queque de Chocolate - each one light, fluffy, and effortlessly satisfying whether paired with coffee or savored solo.
Linking the sweet with the deeply traditional, the café’s Queijadinhas come in several inspired flavors like Queijadinha de Laranja Além Douro, Queijadinha de Manga Além Douro, and Queijadinha de Chocolate Além Douro, offering a creamy, rich contrast to the simpler cakes. Then there’s the Pastel de Chaves with its savory depth, especially memorable when enjoyed with a dash of Molho de Vinho do Porto, adding that unique Portuguese flair. Don’t miss the Pastel Feijão, another local treat that blends natural sweetness with a subtle, comforting texture. And of course, classic items like Bola de Berlim, Nata, and Pasteis de Belem round out the menu with beloved favorites - all of which make the café feel like a heartfelt tribute to the best of Portuguese café culture, simple yet confidently delicious.