Lisbon's Newest Coffee Spot: Double Trouble Blends Vintage Vibes & Specialty Drinks
Lisbon's Campo de Ourique neighborhood has welcomed a new specialty coffee spot, Double Trouble. This intimate café, created by three Brazilian friends, offers a unique blend of vintage and jazz atmosphere for customers to enjoy.
Double Trouble serves a variety of coffee drinks, from classics like espresso and American to more unique options. The Mont Blanc, an Australian trend combining cold coffee and creamy cream, is priced at 4.20€. For those seeking a sweeter treat, the Batidão offers a cold mixture of milk, banana, peanut butter, and an espresso shot for 5€. The Mont Fuji is an inspired matcha version, costing 4.80€.
The café also offers a selection of snacks. The Felpuda Towel, a coconut cake, is priced at 3.90€, while the Tamogostoso, a Portuguese chorizo sandwich, costs 9€. With a capacity for 16 people, Double Trouble features a vintage decoration, including a 50s record player, and plays jazz music.
Double Trouble is open Tuesday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, and weekends, 9 am to 3 pm. This new café is more than just a coffee spot; it's an intimate meeting point that combines great coffee, delicious snacks, and a unique vintage and jazz environment.
