I rarely give 5 stars on an initial visit... but from ambiance to food to service on a Late Sunday morning too, this place was firing on all cylinders. I like their system. When you walk up the entry ramp you grab a menu and wait in line. They've got a full bar and an espresso bar along with fresh baked goods and specials. The wait to order was a few mins (5-10) but the guy at the counter (owner?) was super friendly and personable. To the right is self service condiments, cups, glasses, utensils, a pot of coffee and a huge container of water. Once you order you get a number THEN find a seat. Everything we ate here was awesome and we loved the "piri piri" hot sauce. We tried the linguiça scramble and the Portuguese Benedict, both with the Sintra potatoes. Ingredients and spices were matched well as great flavors and portion size made for happy bellies and a happy wallet.

Dear Sintra, You transported me to a Portuguese cafe the moment I stepped in. The decor inside the restaurant reminds you of the european vibes. I ordered the linguica scramble and belgium waffle. Excellent dishes. Linguica scramble provides an unique portugal sausage. It was amazing. The belgium waffle was a classic waffle with strawberries and bananas. Can't go wrong with that. This is a spot you definitely want to check out for a particularly Portuguese experience.

It was a tad bit expensive but delicious. Really enjoyed the french toast that we had.

Service was friendly and upbeat, everything we ordered was delicious. Atmosphere was pleasant with open windows in perfect weather and a slow Wednesday morning. High quality ingredients and strong drinks. What a perfect brunch! Made us never want to leave Bend

I love this place! Clean, open, phenomenal service, food was on point. I had the salmon Benedict and an oh so yummy dirty chai.

What happens when a group of Portuguese people travel? They always find a Portuguese spot to try. First impression: Lovely place! The decor was spot on with the Portuguese tile as the logo, the photos on the walls from Portugal, and the rest of the decor. You can tell that this is a very cute and trendy cafe. They also had merchandise for purchase which I couldn't resist and bought myself a t-shirt. Our group ordered several different drinks including the Portuguese coffee, mimosa, mocha, caiparinha, moscow mule, and espresso martini. On average, we rated our drinks about a 6/10. The mocha was the favorite in our group but the alcoholic beverages were a miss for the rest of us. We didn't try any food, so I have no comments on that. Lastly, the service was good. The girls that helped us were very nice and answered all of our questions. Overall, I really enjoyed the vibe at Sintra but I wish I would have tried a non-alcoholic coffee.

Popped into Sintra on a Saturday morning when we were visiting Bend based on a recommendation from family. I'm not a huge fan of order and sit down but we were willing to give it a go and the man taking our order was quick yet kind. Luckily there was plenty of seating so we nestled into a high top in the back. Our americanos were just right - they tasted like solid espresso. I'm not one for sweets but my bf's apple pastry was delightful. Their food menu has a lot of fun options so maybe consider stepping outside of your usual go tos.