V60 and Aeropress sit on the drinks menu alongside espresso at this Parque das Nações counter, the kind of manual-brew commitment that got it a European Coffee Trip Portugal top-10 nod and a BrewAtlas pour-over pick.

Zagora Brunch pairs its Moroccan-inspired brunch menu with a proper pour-over program in Parque das Nações, no small feat for a spot known mainly for its food.

A branch of The Coffee, the Brazilian franchise whose beans come from its own roastery in Curitiba, makes for a straightforward espresso stop in Parque das Nações.

Brunch here is popular enough to draw a walk across Parque das Nações, and the espresso isn't an afterthought: beans come from The Folks, not a house blend.

Part of a Lisbon roaster that's cured its own beans since 1977, with an extensive single-origin range sold right at the counter in Vasco da Gama Center. Worth a stop to pick up a bag, not to linger over the cup.

A neighbourhood pastelaria in Parque das Nações where the coffee is the real draw, not just an accompaniment to the pastries.

Portela has roasted its own beans under its own name since 1977, and this Gare do Oriente counter pours single origins with printed tasting notes instead of the usual station filter coffee.

A bakery that roasts its own coffee to go with the sourdough, a rare pairing for a shopping-centre food deck.