Hello, Kristof
Hello, Kristof is a trendy specialty coffee shop in Lisbon offering artisanal beverages and fresh pastries in a stylish, magazine-lined space. While opinions on their coffee vary, many visitors praise their breakfast options, particularly the banana bread and avocado toast, making it a popular destination for tourists seeking a cozy brunch spot with friendly service.
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2 months ago
Drinks: The dirty chai latte was well-made, with a sweet chai base and a slightly sour coffee note. It had a Starbucks-like profile, which makes sense considering the other coffee options here don’t really taste like coffee either—more like milk-based drinks with a coffee aftertaste. The cappuccino was underwhelming. The milk completely overpowered the coffee. It felt more like a generic coffee-flavored milk drink rather than something from a specialty coffee shop. Pastries: The pistachio soft cookie had a slight crunch on the outside but was mostly soft. Simply adding a few nuts on top doesn’t make it a pistachio cookie—it was filled with chocolate and tasted more like a chocolate chip cookie with pistachios rather than a proper pistachio-based treat. The vegan brownie was too dry and lacked the gooeyness that makes a brownie enjoyable. It felt like texture was sacrificed just to make it vegan, and honestly, a basic store-bought brownie would have been better. Overall Impression: The price is unjustified for what was served. The coffee lacks depth, and the drinks cater more to those who enjoy milk-heavy Starbucks-style beverages. If you appreciate actual coffee, there’s nothing for you here. If you prefer milk drinks, Starbucks offers a wider selection for a better experience. Overpriced and unremarkable. 16.50€ 2 coffees and 2 pastries. Thank you for the coffee
2 months ago
I loved coming here on my trip to Lisbon! The girls working were sweet and the food presentation was beautiful and coffee AMAZING. I even bought coffee beans to bring home (although this was at the Alfama location). Cool concept with the magazines on the wall and an overall welcoming and warm place!
a week ago
Really nice breakfast spot. Small menu and we tried the salmon & avo breakfasts. I’d rate the salmon an 8 and the avo an 8 too. Coffee was an 8.5 (really good score) and matcha was a 7/7.5. Really recommend if you’re visiting Lisbon!
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