No time for lunch
A Tendinha
Why locals love it
When Lisboans are in a hurry and don’t have time to have lunch, this is the place. They will ask for one or two Pastel de Bacalhau (which is something like a codfish cake) and a glass of red house wine or a beer.
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Why you should visit it
This is a very typical Portuguese place, a Fado song says that all the artists and Fado singers come here for a drink. It was founded in 1840, being one of the oldest places in Lisbon; however the interior is no longer the original due to some works.
Special tip
To eat, you also have bifanas, which is a sandwich with pork meat; and other petiscos (snacks) like croquettes and patty shrimp.
A Tendinha
Praça D. Pedro IV, 6Mon-Sa: 07:00-19:00