Good local Portuguese bakery in Millburn.Custards are good. Freshly baked daily. Get there early! The custards usually run out by the afternoon.Very friendly staff. Reasonably priced.Had a few tables if you want to consume the baked goods on site. Street parking.

I had an INCREDIBLE Serrano, prosciutto and cheese sandwich here. Absolutely lovely experience and owner. Thank you, Candida! I will return soon.

Everything is amazing. Very generous portions and fantastic service. A quality place. My go to!

Bought some pastries that seemed to have been days old. The cakes were very dry and hard it was like eating an over baked cookie. They Seemed to have been sitting for too long that not only the sides exposed to air was hard but the inside was also hard. .... sitting in the case for days and was not stored properly. Very disappointed....cakes also tasted like it absorbed the smell of the case it is stored in.

Cute little cafe that serves amazing Portuguese tarts. Got to enjoy one fresh from the oven and it was incredible.

Real Portuguese pastry Pastel de Nata.The expresso coffee is amazing.Highly recommended.Ms. Candida and staff are very welcoming and nice.

Amazing place, the custard tarts(Pasteis de nata) are amazing. Reminds me of the tarts that I had in portugal( Pasteis dr Belem) Will definitely come back.

Candida - the store owner is dedicated and very pleasant. My son wanted to eat natas again after our trip to Portugal last year and was quite happy to note a store in town. Great ambience and nice location. Definitely worth visiting and coming back again.

Amazing food. Best Portuguese pastry place in New Jersey

These are the best (custard cakes) pastéis de nata that I have tried. Definitely are delicious with and without powdered sugar and cinnamon. 5 stars all the way.

A new pastry shop in town! A relatively small selection now, Im hoping it will grow. I tried and liked pastel de nata and bolo de arroz. Will go back.

Best Natas I have had since our trip to Portugal last year. These are the real deal.

Avoid if you like good coffee. Beans are old and oily, coffee tastes stale. And it’s expensive ($5 for a simple americano).

Best and most authentic pasteis de nataaround!

The coffee was so good! I had a Portuguese speciality, espresso with warmed milk. Still thinking about it today.

Terrible coffee. Stay away. Liv breads next door will make an amazing cup for you instead.

Great Place!

Really loved it. Highly recommend

Absolutely Delicious!

Really good

Very good place! Good coffee Portuguese! Very good, organic milk or cafe portgues, I recommend