Casa Amiga - Réservation de table

We were told by many people about this new coffee spot and we popped in to check it. We were welcomed by soft and gentle music. The place itself is bigger on the inside just like TARDIS ; And it is cosy and relaxing. I really like the style it is decorated in. People who run the place/ work there are really great in creating unique atmosphere restful and a little bit Southern. You can even forget for a minute about all the rain and wind outside : We popped in just for a coffee but we left with bag filled with Portuguese (I believe: treats. Of course we had coffee as well. It was gentle yet rich in flavour. They have as well big selection of pastries. The one we choose was light and fruity. J...

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Wonderful bakery which we visited yesterday. Good selection of sweet treats as well as some savoury options. I tried the chorizo cheese and ham bread thing (sorry I can’t remember the name) which was very tasty. The bread was very soft. I also had the cod fish cake which was also nice. Crispy on the outside and mushy on the inside. It was surprisingly tasty despite having it cold. The star of the show was the Pastel de nata which was amazing! Nice pastry on the outside and lovely custard on the inside. The lady that served us was also very friendly. I would love to come back to try something else next time because they have very authentic items.

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Dropped in for a coffee, lovely place. Friendly owner, placed our order and decided to add some of the lovely hand made pastries. Everything quickly brought to our table, the pastries were great. Nice cosy place, with friendly atmosphere. They also sell a selection of Portuguese and South African food. Nice place to visit, give it a try.

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We popped in whilst doon Leith for a late lunch of portugese green bean soup and fresh bread, we shared a chourico pastry and my wife had the legenday Pasties de Nata cake. All were superb and after walking past Case Amiga so often I will make a habit of popping in now. Very, very good and extremely reasonable prices. Réservez une table maintenant

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I found the famous pasteis de nata just OK. Service was neither particularly friendly nor wearing protective masks properly, nor saying anything to customers without protection. I can see that this place can be a reference point for those in search of Portugues specialities, but did not find it charming.

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This is a lovely Portuguese cafe which we visited for the first time and the pastries looked superb. We had without doubt the best custard tarts (pastel del nata or egg tarts) we have ever had so will make a return visit to try some of the other pastries.

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First timers at this place. I can't think of the correct adjectives to describe the sandwiches we had; they were delicious. The coffee was terrific, and the pastries were to die for. It won't be the last time we'll be there

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We received a warm welcome and help in deciding what to buy. The cheese and marmelade transported us straight back to Portugal....delicious We will definitely be back to shop for more Réservez une table maintenant

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Popped in here one morning. Road being dug up nearby so had to walk down the hill. Had one of my favourite custard tarts. So amazing. Would definitely recommend

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Amazing gluten and dairy free cheesecake and great selection of dairy alternative coffees, owner lovely and really friendly, would definitely recommend

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