Olha A Bica Reviews, Ratings & Menu | Badajoz Cafeteria Guide

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Nestled in the heart of Badajoz, Spain, Olha A Bica is a charming cafeteria that serves up an authentic taste of Portuguese culture. Located at C/ Julio Cienfuegos, C. Antonio de Nebrija, this delightful spot offers a cozy atmosphere where both locals and visitors can enjoy a variety of traditional Portuguese treats. Whether you're looking to grab a quick bite or sit down for a relaxing meal, Olha A Bica is the perfect place to unwind and indulge in some comforting flavors.

One of the standout dishes at Olha A Bica is the beloved Pastel de Nata, a delectable Portuguese custard tart that melts in your mouth with each bite. The rich, smooth filling paired with the crisp, flaky pastry makes for a treat that is hard to resist. If you're craving something a bit more indulgent, try the Carcasa Papos Secos Y Cazuelitas, also known as Pasteles de Belén. These delightful pastries are filled with a sweet and creamy filling that will transport you straight to the heart of Portugal. For a savory option, you can't go wrong with the Tostada Torrada En Pan Portugués Manteca Portuguesa Y Café Portugués, a Portuguese-style toasted bread topped with rich manteca and served with a perfect cup of coffee that will give you the energy you need for the day ahead.

Olha A Bica isn't just about the food, though. The cafeteria offers a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere with amenities that ensure a pleasant experience. The establishment features a wheelchair-accessible entrance, so everyone can enjoy their visit without hassle. Plus, with the option to pay via both credit and debit cards, paying for your meal is as easy as it gets. Whether you're coming for a quick coffee or a leisurely meal, Olha A Bica has all the conveniences you need.

Aside from its delectable menu, Olha A Bica is known for its impeccable service. The staff is always friendly and attentive, making sure your experience is nothing short of delightful. The cafeteria's inviting ambiance and warm atmosphere make it a great spot to relax and savor your meal, whether you're dining alone or with friends. With its mix of delicious traditional pastries, great coffee, and welcoming service, it's no wonder why Olha A Bica is a local favorite.

For anyone in the Badajoz area looking for a taste of Portugal, Olha A Bica is a must-visit. With its tasty menu, convenient services, and inviting environment, it offers a truly authentic Portuguese experience that will keep you coming back for more.

What customers say?

“ The BEST toasted tomato, spanish meat and cheese sandwich. Delicious smoothie and great coffee! Thank you!! ”

- heather kenalty -

“ A little coffee shop, Portuguese style. April 2025. A lady working alone, but efficient. Small space, about 20 seats. We stayed at the Marriott hotel next door. For those who like simple breakfasts, it's the ideal place. The mixed toast on Alentejo bread is very good. The coffee is Delta . Freshly squeezed orange juice. Service provided by a Portuguese person. ”

- Paulo Vasconcelos -

“ A café specializing in homemade Portuguese sweets. The service is excellent and the pastries are spectacular. They even make their own puff pastry for the pasteis de nata (which, if you go, you absolutely must try—they're to die for). A must-stop if you're in the area for a delicious breakfast or afternoon snack. ”

- Sally -

“ A quiet place for breakfast, although it's small and fills up quickly. I ordered a ham and olive oil sandwich. The bread is good, but they should use better quality ham for the sandwich. We're in the land where the best Iberian pigs are raised, so that's something they could improve. The owners are friendly. Plus, you can take sliced bread home. It's nothing like the bread you get in supermarkets. They have wheat, rye, and wheat and rye bread. And they can slice it for you. ”

- jose luis Mateo -

“ An ideal spot for breakfast or an afternoon snack. The mixed toast (available morning and afternoon) with its Portuguese butter flavor and crispy bread is especially worth trying. ”

- BMD -

“ I loved the place, I went alone because my mother loves Portuguese bread and Portuguese pastries. It's cheap and everything is very good (from my mother's experience, I have celiac disease). The lady was very charming, very good service. It's not close to my house but the walk is worth it. ”

- Nieves Avilés -

“ A good, typical Portuguese café/bakery. Good torradas (toast) and Portuguese coffee. You can also enjoy a Portuguese or Spanish beer at lunchtime. Friendly staff. Convenient location next to the AC Badajoz hotel. ”

- El viajante -

“ The bread is super homemade, and the pastries are unbeatable. You don't need to spend gas to go buy them in Elvas. They're super good. Highly recommended. I'm a regular customer for both pastries and bread. ”

- Sergio M.L -

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