Family Brunch in Lisbon: A Practical Guide to Nina

Family-friendly brunch at Nina Café Lisbon

A family brunch is easier to plan when you know what is actually available. At Nina in Parque das Nações, there is a children’s menu, high chairs and a toys corner, alongside speciality coffee and brunch for adults. We welcome walk-ins at R. Cais das Naus 2 B, by the Tagus waterfront.

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What families can expect

  • Children’s menu: dedicated choices for younger guests. Use the current menu for available dishes and prices.
  • High chairs: available; ask the team when you arrive.
  • Toys corner: a place for children to play during the visit. Children remain under their accompanying adult’s supervision.
  • Indoor and outdoor tables: choose according to weather and availability.
  • Baby changing: our Google Business Profile currently lists no changing table.

Food for different ages and appetites

Adults can choose eggs, toasts, savoury brunch dishes and pastries, with vegetarian and vegan options. Before ordering for a child, tell the team about allergies and ask about ingredients, portions or possible adjustments. Do not assume that a dish is suitable for a particular allergy or a baby’s feeding stage without checking.

Prams, seating and waiting

We operate without reservations. At busy times there may be a wait, and we cannot promise a table at a particular time. If pram space, a high chair or a specific seating arrangement is essential, contact the team to discuss the practical details before coming. An enquiry does not hold a table.

A riverside setting for brunch

The terrace faces the Tagus across the promenade. Choose a table where you can comfortably supervise your children.

Nina terrace tables with the Tagus and riverside promenade beyond
Nina’s terrace beside the Tagus. Outdoor seating depends on the weather and table availability.

Combine brunch with a family day in Parque das Nações

A walk along the waterfront can follow brunch. The Oceanário, Pavilhão do Conhecimento and Telecabine are other Parque das Nações outings to consider; check their routes, tickets and opening times separately. Nina is not inside these attractions.

If coming for Lisboa Games Week, the published 2026 dates are 19–22 November at FIL. Plan a meal around the event’s admission time and our café hours. See the FIL visitor section for the organiser link and other upcoming events.

  • Address: R. Cais das Naus 2 B, 1990-304 Lisboa
  • Hours: Monday–Friday 09:00–16:00; Saturday–Sunday 09:00–17:00
  • Service: breakfast, brunch and lunch during opening hours; dine-in and takeaway
  • Tables: walk-ins, subject to availability; no reservations

For travel days, use our Oriente station guide or airport guide rather than relying on a fixed journey-time estimate.

Frequently asked questions

Does Nina have a kids menu?

Yes. There is a dedicated children’s menu. Check the current menu for dishes and prices.

Does Nina have high chairs and toys?

Yes. High chairs and a toys corner are available. Ask the team for a high chair; children must remain under adult supervision.

Is there a baby changing table?

Our Google Business Profile currently lists no changing table. Please take this into account when planning a visit with a baby.

Can I bring a pram?

Contact the team if space for a pram or a particular seating arrangement is essential. The practical options depend on table availability and how busy the café is.

Can families reserve a table?

Nina is walk-in only. Tables are offered as they become available, including for families.

Last updated: September 21, 2026