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The biggest coffee market in Lisbon

Coffee Week - the biggest coffee festival in Portugal

From 27 to 29 March, the biggest coffee market comes to Lisbon.

There are three days of unlimited coffee tastings, workshops for coffee lovers, unmissable talks by big national and international names, an exhibition of equipment and accessories, championships and a lounge where you can meet other coffee lovers! All in the centre of Lisbon at 8 Marvila.

Porto Coffee Week - Visit the Coffee Market. Unlimited coffee tastings. Find the best speciality coffee roasters.

27 March > 2pm-7pm
28+29 March > 10am-7pm

Daily ticket

10€

Weekend pass

22€

Experience pass

120€

How to get to the Coffee Market at 8 Marvila

Bicycle

Free bicycle parking is available in the 8 Marvila car park (entrance from Av. Infante Dom Henrique, north-south direction).

Bus

Poço Bispo stop.

Careers: 210 | 718 | 728 | 755 | 781 | 782

More information at Carris.co.uk

Train

1. Take the train to “Braço de Prata”. Azambuja Line and Sintra Line

2. Walk 11 minutes (700 m)

Car

Parking available at R. Cintura do Porto 23, Lisbon

Aeroplane

Humberto Delgado Airport (Lis)

1. Take the Metro to “São Sebastião”. Get off at “Oriente”. Duration: 6 minutes

2. Walk to the bus stop.

3. From “Oriente”, take the Carris “728” bus to “Av. Descobertas”. Get off at the “Poço Bispo” stop. Duration: 12 minutes


1. Take the Metro to “São Sebastião”. Get off at “Chelas”. Duration: 11 minutes

3. Walk 1 minute to “ISEL” bus stop”

2. At the “ISEL” stop, take the Carris “755” bus to “Poço Bispo”. Get off at the “Poço Bispo” stop. Duration: 13 minutes


1. Take the Metro to “São Sebastião”. Get off at “Olivais”. Duration: 9 minutes

2. Walk 2 minutes to bus stop “R. Cidade Bissau” bus stop”

3. At “R. Cidade Bissau”, take the Carris “781” bus to “Cais Sodré”. Get off at the “Poço Bispo” stop. Duration: 10 minutes

Agenda

Lisbon Coffee Week opens the doors to the 1st Coffee Market with exhibitors from all areas connected to the incredible world of coffee - from micro-roasters to manufacturers of professional espresso equipment, as well as tea, pastries and chocolate.

Join the biggest national coffee festival.

Time Bourbon Stage Geisha Stage Third Wave Water Cupping Area Workshops Room
14:30

Opening session

Sofia Ferraz
Founder & CEO, Tasteology

Cupping - The Coffee Root

Presented by:
The Coffee Root
15:00

Can Science Elevate Speciality Coffee?

Cristóvão Roussado
Assistant technician
16:00

Lisbon between tradition and sophistication

Isabelle Mani
Coffee Industry Consultant, Communications Specialist & Author
16:30

Cupping - Frutto Forastero

Presented by:
Frutto Forastero

Introduction to Latte Art

José Sousa
Presented by:
Sage
17:00

Analytical Chemistry in Coffee: Developments and Challenges

João Rodrigo Santos
Researcher, LAQV Porto, REQUIMTE
18:00

The Best Coffee Shops in Portugal

Sofia Ferraz
Founder & CEO, Tasteology
10:00

Cupping - Foundation

Presented by:
Foundation Coffee Roasters

Become the Best Home Barista with De'Longhi Coffee Machines Workshop

Tiago Nunes
Barista, De'Longhi
Presented by:
De'Longhi
11:00
12:00

Behind the Scenes of Excellence: What makes a Champion? - Open Table

Chico Artal
Speciality coffee taster, W You Coffee Lisbon
Sandra Ventura
Consultant / Educator

Cupping - Five Elephant

Presented by:
Thank You Mama
14:00

Entrepreneurship in Roasting: The Challenges of Producing Speciality Coffee in Portugal

Jorge Marçal
Sales & Production Director, Portela Cafés
Daniel Riou
CEO, Buraca Roasters
Diogo Amorim
Roaster, abcoffee + Senzu Coffee

Cupping - Covoya

Presented by:
Covoya Speciatly Coffee
15:00

Coffee at a crossroads: can we save your morning cup from climate change and disease?

Maria do Céu Silva
Senior Researcher, University of Lisbon, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Coffee Rust Research Centre

Home Barista Workshop

Ramon Gondim
Founder and Consultant
Presented by:
Sage
16:00

Portugal and the Construction of the Coffee Map - Open Table

Gonçalo Duarte
Founder and CEO, A Sargento Martinho
Maria do Céu Silva
Senior Researcher, University of Lisbon, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Coffee Rust Research Centre
17:00

The Alchemy of the Perfect Decaf

Joana Wilton
Freelance Science Communicator, Prima tás de Bata

Introduction to Latte Art

Ramon Gondim
Founder and Consultant
Presented by:
Sage, Oatly
18:00

The Last Rice Cake

Rui Martins
Neighbours in Lisbon
10:00

Improve your sensory skills in coffee

Mark Uhlig
Presented by:
D-Origen
10:30

Cupping - Micro Lots Ethiopia

Presented by:
Habesha
11:00

Stay, There Will Be Tea - A journey from leaf to cup

Rivane Ferreira
Tea Drinker, Educator and Facilitator of Rituals and Ceremonies, Co-Creator of the Stillness Club - Tea & Books
12:00

Women Who Move Coffee in Portugal

Ines de Ayala
Founder, Morning Matters | Tasteology
Sofia Ferraz
Founder & CEO, Tasteology
12:30

Cupping - Curator Coffee

Gustavo Martin
COO, Coffee Curator
Presented by:
Curator Coffee
14:00

How to Open a Coffee Shop - and Not Die Trying

Michael Uhlig
CEO, D-Origen Coffee

Latte Art Grading

Tiago Nogueira
Barista, SWOT Coffee House
14:30

Cupping - Dong Coffee

Presented by:
Dong Coffee
15:00
15:30

Latte Art Grading

Tiago Nogueira
Barista, SWOT Coffee House
16:00

Coffee Lost the Spotlight - And That's Great News

Andre Barretto
Q-Instructor, CVA Instructor, AST, SCA Judge and Brand Activation Manager, Oatly
16:30

Cupping - D'Origem

Michael Uhlig
CEO, D-Origen Coffee
Presented by:
D-Origen
17:00

From the Grain to a Fresh Start - from Venezuela to Portugal

Jesus Martinez
Head of Coffee + Coffee Shop Owner, Drop Specialty Coffee and Brunch
Dilver
Barista, Sm Coffee
Jose Cisneros
Owner, Goatsucka Coffee
17:30

Introduction to Latte Art

Santiago Bratschi
Presented by:
Sage, Oatly
18:00

Coffee Market Awards

Sofia Ferraz
Founder & CEO, Tasteology

The biggest national coffee festival has the support of the most incredible sponsors

WITH THE SUPPORT OF:

Latte Sponsor

Gold Sponsors

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the largest coffee festival

If you can't find the answer to your question, please contact us.

Lisbon Coffee Week is the biggest coffee festival in Portugal.

There are 7 days dedicated to coffee and, above all, to celebrating coffee culture. The events range from workshops to parties, championships, lectures and culminate in the largest Coffee Market in Portugal.

In its second edition, Lisbon Coffee Week opens the doors of the Coffee Market - the meeting point for coffee lovers and professionals with workshops, more talks, championships and lots of coffee!

https://www.8marvila.com/We want to bring the smell of coffee to the city of Lisbon, so the workshops and parties of this coffee festival are spread throughout the city. See where all the pop-up events are here.

The Coffee Market will take place at 8 Marvila from 27 to 29 March.

For seven days Lisbon will smell of coffee.

From Monday to Thursday you'll find Lisbon Coffee Week events all over the city, with workshops taking place in coffee shops, restaurants and schools.

And between Friday and Sunday, the country's biggest coffee festival takes you to the Coffee Market, The largest coffee market, where you can taste unlimited coffees, attend lectures and championships, buy coffee and equipment at unique discounts and much more.

Lisbon Coffee Week is designed not only for coffee professionals - producers, importers, entrepreneurs, roasters and baristas - but also for the end consumer, with talks and competitions for all levels of coffee knowledge.

A coffee festival for everyone.

Lisbon Coffee Week has international speakers and participants from all over the world, so this year's event is mostly in English.

However, some speakers may not be comfortable, so some talks and workshops will be given in Portuguese.

At every event we will always have staff are available to help you translate if you have language difficulties and want to take part.

So check the language you'll be guided in at each event and, if you have any questions, get in touch with us.

Yes, our photographers will be identified, as well as any press who may attend.

By buying tickets for Lisbon Coffee Week you agree to be photographed and filmed within the framework of the events, as well as allowing us to use your image to publicise the event in the future.

Photographs and videos taken by visitors

As you understand, we want to protect the integrity of the festival, our speakers and exhibitors. Therefore, if you intend to photograph or film parts of the event, we ask that you exercise common sense and abide by some basic rules.

Although you may photograph or film during Lisbon Coffee Week for personal use, you may not sell any photos or videos of the festival. Please respect the privacy of other participants who may not wish to be filmed or photographed.

Photography, recorded video and audio and children

The safety of children is very important to us, so images or voices of children used online will not identify the child unless we have permission from the child's carers to do so.

The Coffee Market is completely accessible to people with reduced mobility and wheelchairs, however we can't guarantee access to all the workshops for people with reduced mobility, as the various spaces where they will take place may not be accessible. So if you need assistance, please contact us.

This year's Coffee Market will have exhibitors from all areas of coffee, from speciality coffee micro-roasters to professional espresso equipment.

See all the exhibitors here.

All the roasters will have espresso or filter coffee available, as well as plant-based coffee drinks (cappuccinos, flat whites or similar). You can also find teas, chocolates and more.

Try as many coffees as you like, you can repeat the roasts and try all the coffees available.

Of course! Above all, Lisbon Coffee Week is a community event. Children up to the age of 12 are welcome and don't pay for a ticket as long as they are accompanied by a responsible adult and bring a cup from home for the tastings.

What's more, all the toasters will be able to make vegetable drink babyccinos for the children and we'll have a surprise for the little ones!

8 Marvila has several catering spaces. You'll also find exhibitors with food and pastry options.

Yes, as long as they're on a lead, four-legged friends are welcome! Please be aware of noise and possible encounters with other dogs.

We'll be happy to help you, so send us or an e-mail to He***@**************ek.pt or contact us by WhatsApp on +351 916 419 826.