Breakfast at an old and famous café – *Café Nicola* ¹. We met a young waiter who suddenly switched to German and then to Swiss German after hearing me discuss the possibility of something to drink with lemon flavor with Claudia – it turns out he was born in *Zürich* and grew up there! He also asked me wether I was Portugese or not, and so I am confident that my accent cannot be all that bad. ;)
We met my mom and the kids in *Belém* and took a look at *Jerónimos* from the outside, at the cultural center, and then we went to do what we came here to do: Eat Portuguese seafood in one of the restaurants and then to eat some *pastéis de natas* ² at the café and bakery here that specializes in them, calling them (and the café itself) *Pastéis de Belém*. The café is famous, old, huge, and good. ³
Later that night we returned, and once again I didn’t feel like eating Portugese seafood... We decided to go and check out the *other* Indian restaurant on our street (see 2003-07-26), *Indian Curry*. It wasn’t as good as *Jaipur*, and it was full of tourists, but at the end we were happy, stuffed, and once again it only cost €30. In Switzerland you can go to Pizza Hut for this money. And that’s about it. ;)