Para matar saudades de uns bom chá com scones decidimos ir ao Chá da Barra em Oeiras. Fica no centro da vila no complexo do Centro Cultural do Palácio do Egipto (ou Egito), a sua esplanada é uma das mais valias mas o seu interior é bastante acolhedor e do que mais gosto é do tradicional azulejo português a decorar as paredes.
To relive memories of a good tea with scones decided to go to the tea bar in Oeiras. It is in the town center in the complex of the Cultural Centre of the Palace of Egypt, its terrace is one of the high points but inside is very cozy and what I like most is the traditional Portuguese tile decorating the walls.
Ainda que o objectivo da nossa visita fosse o lanche a verdade é que grande parte das vezes que aquí estivémos foi em almoços de aniversario. Sobre os scones podemos dizer que estavam óptimos, com doce de laranja e manteiga.
Gosto da variedade de chás que têm e lembro-me que foi aqui que bebi o primeiro Rooibos.
Desta última vez que fomos o serviço não estava nos seus melhores días, além de alguma falta de simpatía esqueceram-se do nosso pedido mas vale sempre a pena visitar o café que foi capa da revista Timeout.
Although the purpose of our visit was tea time the truth is that every time we were here was in birthday lunches. About the scones we can say that they were great with orange marmalade and butter.
I like the variety of teas they have and I remember that it was here that I had my first Rooibos tea. This last time we went the service was not in its best days, lack of sympathy and they forgot our order but it is always worth visiting the coffee that made the cover of Timeout magazine.
I like the variety of teas they have and I remember that it was here that I had my first Rooibos tea. This last time we went the service was not in its best days, lack of sympathy and they forgot our order but it is always worth visiting the coffee that made the cover of Timeout magazine.
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/chadabarra/
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