Trianon
The Trianon’s facade at dusk, with the terrace and its lamps

TRIANON

Café by day, bar by night. Rua Nicolau Chanterenne, 152, in Celas, Coimbra. Monday to Saturday, from 11:00

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Some places you pass. Some you stay

There are places we pass through, and places where we stay. At the Trianon a table starts with a coffee, carries on with a beer and ends in a night among friends.

It sits on Rua Nicolau Chanterenne, a few steps from Praça Fausto Correia. By day it is a café, with a terrace that catches the afternoon sun. Towards evening come the draught beers and lupini beans; at night the marble counter pours cocktails.

On match days, the football is on.

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Now, in Celas.

Monday to Saturday, from 11:00

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Marble counter with the green wall and skylight behind
Toasted ham and cheese sandwich on a white plate on marble
Coffee and a croissant on a marble terrace table
Three glasses of draught beer on a marble counter with copper taps behind
Board of cheese and cured meats
Red-orange cocktail in a coupe on the counter
The Trianon’s facade with the lamps lit

A day at the Trianon

  • By day
  • Early evening
  • At night

The counter opens

The marble, the green wall and the first coffee of the day, at the counter or at a table.

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The menu

By day

  • CoffeeAt the counter or on the terrace
  • CroissantWith your coffee
  • Tosta mistaHam and cheese toastie
  • Tosta de atum“The best in town”, say the regulars

Early evening

  • FinoHeineken on draught
  • Bottled beerHeineken
  • Lupini beans and peanutsOn the side
  • Cheese and charcuterie boardTo share

At night

  • CocktailsAt the marble counter
  • FootballOn match days

Prices and today’s offer at the counter.

“AniconofCoimbra

probably the best draught beer in the city.”

C. M.Google review (translated)Trianon, Celas

The house

Marble, copper, leather and a wall of plants, on the ground floor of a building in Celas.

The Trianon’s room, with tables, chairs and the counter at the back
The roomPale tables, leather chairs and the counter at the back.
Marble counter with a copper front and tall stools
The counterMarble, diamond-quilted copper and tall stools.
Table and chairs in front of a black geometric screen
The nookA table for two in front of the iron screen.
Black mesh wine shelving with a table in front
The wine wallBottles on show in black mesh shelving.
Wall of plants and a curved marble counter
The green wallPlants from floor to ceiling, under the skylight.

A café for conversation

In 2008, the newspaper Jornal de Notícias recalled that Café Trianon was where Fausto Correia held his tertúlias, his long café gatherings. That year, the square next door was named after him.

The conversation carries on at the same tables: the morning coffee, the evening beer, the last drink of the night.

At the Trianon you can feel at home.

L. P., Google review (translated)

4.2 out of 5 on Google, 426 reviews (to be confirmed)

The Trianon is still one of the most iconic cafés in the city.

CoimbraExplore, June 2024 (translated)

Visit the Trianon

Rua Nicolau Chanterenne, 152 (opens Google Maps)

3000-292 Coimbra, Celas

Mon–Sat, from 11:00

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Opening hours

Monday to Thursday
11:00–00:30
Friday and Saturday
11:00–02:00
Sunday
Closed

(to be confirmed)

Contact

Table bookings by phone. (to be confirmed)

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[email protected] (to be confirmed)

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The Trianon’s terrace at night, lit under the awning