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Specialty coffee, ocean views, and fast wifi. Ericeira's café scene is built for people who surf in the morning and ship in the afternoon.
Great coffee and brunch spot in Ericeira. Relaxed vibe, friendly staff, and solid food to start the day. A go-to for the local crowd.
Where art meets specialty coffee. Beautiful space with vegan options, craft beers, and cocktails. The interiors are worth the visit alone. Dog-friendly, relaxed atmosphere, and one of the best flat whites in town.
Specialty coffee inside Ericeira's iconic surf shop. Freshly ground beans, craft beers, and surrounded by handmade surfboards and surf literature. Open 9-4 daily. The most Ericeira café experience you can have - coffee in one hand, wax in the other.
The unofficial remote worker canteen. Specialty coffee from Lisbon-based roastery Baobá, plus a Mediterranean and Middle Eastern menu that's genuinely great. Ocean-front rooftop terrace. You'll see half the tech community here on any given morning.
Not every café in Ericeira welcomes laptops - these do. Good wifi, power outlets, and staff who don't mind you camping for a few hours.
Fast wifi, plenty of outlets, and a terrace. Morning galão, lunch break hummus bowl, afternoon espresso - you can run your whole day from here. Weekday mornings are quietest.
Cliff-top spot with views over the surf. Solid wifi for a café. Check the waves between commits. Gets busy on weekends but weekday mornings are perfect for focused work.
Laid-back spot with good wifi and a relaxed atmosphere that welcomes laptops. Easy to settle in for a few hours of work. One of the more nomad-friendly cafés in town.
Healthy food, good coffee, and a relaxed workspace vibe. A favorite among the local remote worker crowd. Solid wifi, plenty of outlets, and organic smoothies to keep you going.
Hurley's Ericeira hub combines surf culture with a work-friendly café. Grab a coffee, check the surf, and get some work done - all in one chill spot.
Order a galão - Portugal's version of a latte, served in a tall glass. It's what locals drink. An "abatanado" is closer to a long black. A "bica" is a straight espresso.
Pastéis de nata - Portuguese custard tarts. Every café has them. Some bake their own, some don't. The ones that do are worth seeking out.
Need serious coworking? - Cafés are great for a few hours, but for a full workday check our coworking guide or coliving spaces.
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