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Rosa
Cascais, Aug 2026
I’ve been buying cakes from Oby since 2011, and the cakes are absolutely fantastic. I’ve had birthday cakes, company cakes, and other homemade cakes just to take home, and they are always very nice, very fresh, and really good quality. She is very flexible, if you have something in mind she will always try to do it the way you like, especially with decoration and even for children. For the prices people practice, it’s good, and I’m very, very happy with the cakes and everything.
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Adriana
Lisbon, Sep 2024
Stepping into Graziella's bakery is like being transported back to my time in the US; her homemade pastries are truly exceptional. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and everything about the place, from the menu to the packaging, feels special. I even discovered delightful treats like rhubarb pie that I hadn't tried before, and the cinnamon rolls are absolutely unforgettable.
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Sofia
Cascais, Feb 2025
Bruna crafted a wonderfully designed birthday cake for my son's 7th birthday that perfectly matched my vision. The cake was fresh and moist, delivered timely just as I had ordered online. While the flavor didn't entirely wow me, the creativity and design were outstanding.
How much do bakers & patissiers cost in Lisbon?
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted bakers & patissiers actually do. Prices updated August 2026
Bread and sourdough
How much does sourdough bread cost in Lisbon?
Artisan bakeries charge well above supermarket prices, per loaf.
Per loaf
€3 to €6
Cakes and tarts
How much does a cake or tart cost in Lisbon?
Standard shop cakes, priced by the kilo or the piece.
Per kilo
€25 to €45
Chocolates and confectionery
How much does chocolates cost in Lisbon?
Priced by weight, and handmade sits well above the shelf.
Per box
€10 to €40
Cookies and biscuits
How much does cookies cost in Lisbon?
Sold by weight or by the box, often as event favours.
Per box
€10 to €30
Croissants and pastries
How much does pastries cost in Lisbon?
Priced per piece, and Lisbon has strong opinions about pastéis de nata.
Per piece
€1.20 to €3
Custom celebration cakes
Also covers: Birthday cakes
How much does a custom cake cost in Lisbon?
A custom cake in Lisbon costs €40 to €150 depending on size and decoration, with most bakers pricing by the kilo at €25 to €45.
Custom cake
€40 to €150
Per kilo
€25 to €45
Cupcakes and cake pops
How much does cupcakes cost in Lisbon?
Priced per unit with a minimum order at most bakers.
Per unit
€2 to €4
Dessert catering for events
How much does dessert catering cost in Lisbon?
Priced per head, and delivery and setup are usually separate.
Per head
€6 to €15
Per hour
around €15
Dessert tables
How much does a dessert table cost in Lisbon?
Quoted per event by guest count rather than per item.
Per head
€6 to €15
Wedding cakes
How much does a wedding cake cost in Lisbon?
Priced per slice or per tier, and the tasting is usually free or credited.
Per slice
€3 to €8
Whole cake
€150 to €500
Fondant decorated cakes
Also covers: Buttercream cakes, Drip cakes, Naked cakes, Photo and printed cakes, Themed and character cakes, Gluten-free baking, Sugar-free baking, Vegan baking
How much does a fondant cake cost in Lisbon?
Fondant costs more than buttercream because of the hours, not the sugar.
Custom cake
€40 to €150
Number and letter cakes
How much does a number cake cost in Lisbon?
Priced per letter or digit rather than by weight.
Per digit
€25 to €60
Sculpted and 3D cakes
How much does a sculpted cake cost in Lisbon?
The most expensive thing a baker makes, and it needs a fortnight's notice.
Quoted per cake
by design
Tiered cakes
How much does a tiered cake cost in Lisbon?
Each tier adds structure work, so the price rises faster than the size.
Whole cake
€150 to €500
Frequently Asked Questions
What expats want to know before hiring bakers & patissiers in Lisbon.
Are there English-speaking bakers & patissiers in Lisbon?
Yes, and more do as the expat community grows. The hard part is knowing who is reliable before you book, so every one we list is reviewed by other expats who have actually used them.
What should I check before hiring bakers & patissiers in Lisbon?
Read recent reviews, be clear about exactly what you need, and agree the scope and an estimate in writing before any work starts. For anything regulated, check they hold the right credentials for the job.
What is the most important thing to know before booking?
Be clear about what you want and get the price and scope agreed up front, so there are no surprises. Reading other expats' reviews is the quickest way to find someone who does the job well and communicates clearly.
What should I avoid when hiring bakers & patissiers in Lisbon?
Avoid paying the full amount up front (a deposit can be fair), anyone who will not give a clear quote, and unusually cheap prices that get padded with extras later.
How do I explain what I need if my Portuguese is limited?
A photo, a short video or a written list does most of the talking, and the professionals we list are used to international clients. Booking an English-speaking one takes the stress out of it entirely.
How do you say bakers & patissiers in Portuguese?
In Portuguese, bakers & patissiers are usually called pastelarias e padarias. That is the word to search for or to ask a neighbour, though many professionals here are used to the English term too.
How do I find bakers & patissiers I can trust in Lisbon?
Check the reviews and any credentials before you book. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and the ranking is based on real expat experience, not who paid the most.