Pequeno Café e Bistrô
Pequeno Café e Bistrô was born from the union of three cariocas: Duda, Isabela, and Tomás, who share the taste for a table made of
We could say that Isco is a bakery. Period. But it would be very ungrateful. Isco is a bakery, yes, but it is also a space where each ingredient is treated with the care it deserves. Result? Sourdough bread, puff pastries like few others around, soups that are worth every trip to Alvalade, and extreme care so that nothing goes to waste.
They sell specialty coffee, but only allow the customer to take it with them if they bring their own cup from home. They work with Refood to dispose of what is in excess, and they don’t sell sparkling water, because they make it available for free to everyone. On top of all this, they are still some of the most original in the way they communicate their events and special products. Follow their work.
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Sustainability criteria reported 
Features LED illumination
Water-saving system installed
They recycle
They use sustainable and/or recycled furniture and utensils(elements present in the decoration, in the type of construction chosen, in the furniture, etc.)
They offer tap water
The receipt/invoice printing is optional
All employees have an employment contract
Leftovers are reused for projects like Too Good To Go or Phenix(at times near the closing of the establishment) or Refood and Utopia Verde – OR they don’t because they work in such a way that they don’t have leftovers
They use tableware and utensils (cutlery) produced in Portugal
The straws are made of stainless steel, bamboo or perishable material (ex. pasta) and only offered after customer’s request.
Take-away packaging is made of biodegradable material
Encourage the customer to bring his own take-away box
They do not send unsolicited items(e.g., napkins, chopsticks, sauces)
They make the most of ingredients, including animals (bark, branches, bones, bones, bones, and bones to make broth or new dishes)
More than 50% of food ingredients are organic
More than 50% of the products are national
They work with local producers and when these products do not exist locally they seek fair trade(for example: coffee, chocolate, tea, etc.)
Weekly, they use traditional cooking techniques, such as fermenting and smoking
The packaging and preservation of the food are made with reusable utensils (ex. Tupperware, jars, etc)
The menu changes at least every season, made with seasonal products
There are at least 3 vegetarian/vegan main course options(balanced options – no mixed salad, for example).
There are at least 2 vegetarian/vegan options in the entrees
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