Eating in Lisbon

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43 Restaurants

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Portuguese cuisine is very diversified and very good, however may be difficult to explain what each dish consists of. So, don't be scared and just try portuguese cuisine, you won't regret. You can try heavy dishes like Feijoada ...Open the full description

Portuguese cuisine is very diversified and very good, however may be difficult to explain what each dish consists of.

So, don't be scared and just try portuguese cuisine, you won't regret. You can try heavy dishes like Feijoada (beans, meat and sausages), Cozido à Portuguesa (meat, potatoes, white beans and usually there is soup). Speaking of soup, try Caldo Verde (more typical from North, but it's good and simple). Eat it with a bit of chouriço and corn bread.

Now speaking in fish and seafood: Amêijoas à Bulhão Pato (Clams) (you will eat a bunch of bread, because the sauce is fantastic); Bacalhau à Brás (very simple and easy to do codfish dish (codfish, potatoes and eggs)). Of course you can't forget the sardines in Summer, with salad and potatoes or simply inside the bread.

And for dessert: Pastés de Belém (warm, full of cinammon and powder sugar) and by the way, it's mandatory to eat two (at least).

If you want portuguese "fast food", eat a Bifana (pork meat) or Prego (cow meat).

And there is much more...all good things

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Typical Portuguese food with the locals

Typical Portuguese food with the locals

Restaurante Cerqueira

Restaurante Cerqueira

Viewpoint over Alfama

Viewpoint over Alfama

Santa Luzia Viewpoint

Santa Luzia Viewpoint

Why not a bit of culture?

Why not a bit of culture?

Centro Cultural de Belém

Centro Cultural de Belém

Let’s eat in the backyard

Let’s eat in the backyard

Restaurante Santo André

Restaurante Santo André

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Good Food, Good Company: Dinner at a Local Lisbon Home

Good Food, Good Company: Dinner at a Local Lisbon Home

Authentic Fado Experience

Authentic Fado Experience

Gourmet Portuguese Cooking Experience in Lisbon

Gourmet Portuguese Cooking Experience in Lisbon

Portuguese Cooking Class with a Local Chef

Portuguese Cooking Class with a Local Chef

Cafes

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Historic Cafe

Historic Cafe

A Brasileira

Esplanade, garden and a view over Lisbon

Esplanade, garden and a view over Lisbon

Jardim do Torel

Jardim do Torel

To relax and regain strength

To relax and regain strength

Jardim da Estrela

Jardim da Estrela

No time for lunch

No time for lunch

A Tendinha

A Brasileira

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Historic Cafe

A Brasileira

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It’s fancy, a meeting point for friends to have a coffee before a performance or theatre in the places nearby. It has a terrace, so you can sit outside listening the musicians that pass by Chiado. Read more ›

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A Tasca do Chico

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Let's listen to Fado

A Tasca do Chico

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Opened since 1993, it’s a mandatory stop of Lisbon fado’s circuit, for consecrated artists as potential stars or simply for anyone that feels the need to sing a fado accompanied by the sound of Portuguese guitar. Read more ›

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Jardim do Torel

Esplanade, garden and a view over Lisbon

Jardim do Torel

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It’s a peaceful romantic garden from the XIX century that is somewhat hidden. It has a fantastic view over Liberdade Avenue, São Pedro de Alcântara Hill, Downtown and Tejo River. By the way, the Torel Garden is situated on top of one of the seven hills of Lisbon. Read more ›

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O Tasco do Vigário

Good food at unbeatable prices

O Tasco do Vigário

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A small tasca (very simple and typical restaurant), with four or five daily dishes at unbeatable prices. It’s a good place to go if you are visiting Alfama neighborhood. Very close to the Flea Market, Pantheon and the beautiful Rua dos Remédios. You’ll find it crowded if you arrive after mid-day, so don’t be late. Read more ›

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Jardim da Estrela

To relax and regain strength

Jardim da Estrela

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A very nice garden with two playgrounds, a kindergarten, a day centre, a City Library’s kiosk, a bandstand (once the scene of philharmonic concerts) and terrace café. Read more ›

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Restaurante Cerqueira

Typical Portuguese food with the locals

Restaurante Cerqueira

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The owner, Mr. Cerqueira, knows the locals that go there often and knows already what each one of them likes, making a bit of conversation with them. Grilled cuttlefish and a glass of white wine, always tastes good when the summer begins to peek. Read more ›

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Local Experience

Good Food, Good Company: Dinner at a Local Lisbon Home

Good Food, Good Company: Dinner at a Local Lisbon Home

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To be happy, we just need good food and good company. If you’re visiting Lisbon and want to have an awesome food experience with warm and welcoming locals, we believe you’ll love our dinner!

Prices from

37 EUR

Duration

5 h

Languages

English, Spanish, Portuguese

A Tendinha

No time for lunch

A Tendinha

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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. Read more ›

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Santa Luzia Viewpoint

Viewpoint over Alfama

Santa Luzia Viewpoint

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It’s possible to see some of the Lisbon churches as Santa Engrácia’s dome (more known as National Pantheon), Santo Estevão’s Church and two white towers of São Miguel’s Church. Check Alfama labyrinth, one of the most typical neighborhoods. Read more ›

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RDA 69

It's not bar, it's not a cafe.

RDA 69

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This garage opened up as a cultural-social project in 2010 and hosts a bike repair shop, workshops, music events, movie screenings and better known for it's vegetarian dinners. It has a ladeback environment with people coming in and out. Locals come here to not only eat but have long talks with like minded people and meet new fresh faces. Read more ›

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Centro Cultural de Belém

Why not a bit of culture?

Centro Cultural de Belém

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The aim of this cultural center is to promote the culture, developing the creation and diffusion of all the activities such as theatre, dance, classical music, jazz, opera, cinema. “Dias da Música” with classical music a whole weekend, is the biggest annual event taking place here. There is a restaurant/café with a terrace overlooking the river. Read more ›

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Restaurante Santo André

Let’s eat in the backyard

Restaurante Santo André

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Restaurante Santo André is a great place to eat when the weather is fine. Here you can find a great esplanade, good traditional Portuguese dishes, like grilled fish or grilled meat. If you want, when lunch or dinner time is finished, you can seat in the esplanade just to have a beer or a glass of wine. Read more ›

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Jardim da Cerca da Graça

A garden overlooking the castle

Jardim da Cerca da Graça

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Where once existed a wall, now there is a garden with a view over the castle. The locals are quite happy to have in their courtyard a beautiful garden with a lawn, plenty of benches, playground, picnic area and a kiosk with an esplanade. Read more ›

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Lost In

Relaxing at the end of the day...

Lost In

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A nice place to relax with a drink in the evening, looking at Lisbon. At Principe Real, passing a tunnel, we can leave behind all the bustle that usually surround us and for moments isolate from the cosmopolitan city and enter a colorful and peaceful world. Read more ›

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Authentic Fado Experience

Authentic Fado Experience

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A true must see! Fado is a story about Portuguese history, in song. It expresses "saudades", which is an untranslatable term which looks something like 'longing', a nostalgia and sadness of being away. It is considered World Intangible Cultural Heritage.

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22 EUR

Duration

3 h

Languages

English

Pavilhão Chinês

Is it a bar or a museum?

Pavilhão Chinês

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An icon of Portuguese bars…or is it a museum? Chinês (Chinese) comes from the grocery store that existed before and that used to sell spices, teas, coffees and other delicatessens in early XX century, becoming a bar in 1986. Read more ›

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Martim Moniz

Meet the Indian and Chinese community

Martim Moniz

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So near from one of the most degraded neighborhoods in Lisbon (Mouraria), known for its various immigrant communities, this square finally has the attention on it. And the castle is up there on the hill to protect us from evildoers. Around the square and at Almirante Reis Avenue, we can buy spices or check for an Indian or Chinese supermarket. Read more ›

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Fairs and Markets

Portuguese products fair

Fairs and Markets

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Portuguese love petiscos (a kind of snacks, usually a variety of sausages, cheese and bread) and we have so many good ones. Read more ›

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Antiga Confeitaria de Belém

The famous custards

Antiga Confeitaria de Belém

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I believe that is almost impossible to be Portuguese and not like eating cakes, with so many offers that we can find. The famous Portuguese custard tarts are probably the oldest ones and this place has the original ones, made according a secret recipe. Read more ›

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Noobai

Take a moment to relax

Noobai

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Located at the viewpoint, more known as Adamastor (Santa Catarina viewpoint), always full with young people playing guitar or just drinking beers. It has a fantastic terrace with a view over the river and Lisbon rooftops, ideal for a late lunch or an aperitif in the evening. Often there are DJs putting music and sometimes there is live music. Read more ›

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pois, café

Having brunch near the cathedral

pois, café

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Sometimes you prefer being alone with a book, a newspaper or a laptop; pois, café is the place to be, a cozy place with Jazz music as background music and great brunches. And now there is a terrace outside, ready to enjoy sunny Lisbon. Read more ›

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Cantinho das freiras

The nun's corner

Cantinho das freiras

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Just like a canteen, working as a self service, the meal costs around 8€ for a main dish, dessert and drink. Better to arrive there before 1pm. Read more ›

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Local Experience

Local Market Tour & Portuguese Cooking Class in Lisbon

Local Market Tour & Portuguese Cooking Class in Lisbon

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The best way to learn about traditional Portuguese cuisine in Lisbon is to join a hands-on cooking class! Our local chef will take you to a neighbourhood market to buy fresh ingredients before teaching you how to make four classic dishes in a friendly and cosy kitchen.

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85 EUR

Duration

5 h

Languages

English

Estação do Rossio

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Want to catch a train to Sintra?

Estação do Rossio

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It is considered has one of the most important works of engineering in Portugal (19th century) and here it’s possible to catch the train to Sintra village, leaving Rossio through a tunnel that was escavated under the city (around 2600 meters long). Read more ›

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Casa Independente

Discreet relaxing bar with court yard

Casa Independente

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Located in the heart of Intendente neighborhood, the 'Casa Indepedente' is nowadays a chill and relax place to have a drink with friends. The bar is discreet, so you need to go inside the building and climb some stairs, you will discover a charming bar and court yard and not feeling in Lisbon anymore Read more ›

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Frutameidas

Fresh juices and pastries

Frutameidas

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A small cafe that might not be that welcoming from the outside but will for sure make it up with food that they offer. Pasteis de Massa Tenra is a type of apple pastry that certanly attracts locals to this place. The cafe is connected to a fresh fruit store where you can by your freshies for the day. Read more ›

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TMN Ao Vivo

Sunbathing outside...concerts inside

TMN Ao Vivo

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Almost possible to get your feet wet in the river, enjoying the view from Christ the King and the 25th April bridge lying down in a sun bed and sipping wine. Or else sitting at a table to have lunch. With soft music in the background, watching the sailing boats and the fishermen. But there is more inside. Read more ›

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Restaurante Tolan

You should eat in Tascas!!!

Restaurante Tolan

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This kind of restaurants is what we call Tascas: cheap, good, typical food and local environment, since most of them are located in the typical neighborhoods. It’s where students usually gather for a class dinner. Read more ›

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Largo do Chafariz de Dentro

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Alfama - a very typical neighborhood

Largo do Chafariz de Dentro

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This square is located in the oldest and one of the most typical neighborhoods in Lisbon. Typical houses, old cafes and grocery shops. If you hear someone screaming at the window, don’t worry, there is no fire, probably just someone calling a neighbor! This is the day to day life of the Alfama locals. Read more ›

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Bio

The ‘veggie-vibe’ of Lisbon

Bio

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It's not trendy or chic. It's simple, cosy and it has the best vegetarian food at the lowest prices. For less than 8 euros you can compose your plate by choosing three from five dishes in the menu, plus two salads and one portion of rice. The yummy menu includes a delicious beet lasagna and an unexpected beans' moussaka with tofu! Read more ›

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Local Experience

Cascais Fish & Farmers Market Tour & Lunch from Lisbon

Cascais Fish & Farmers Market Tour & Lunch from Lisbon

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Cascais is known for the sea, the sun, and the slow life. This tour is a mix of them all. We’ll get to know the town, and relax poolside while trying some of the best Portuguese delicacies.

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50 EUR

Duration

4 h

Languages

French, English, Spanish, Portuguese

BI+CA

A bicycle and a coffee please

BI+CA

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It’s inside the LX Factory, an old factory complex, so it has an industrial look. Very cozy for a long lunch on a Sunday and for a dinner with a bunch of friends, it’s possible to book a room that used to be a painting studio for an English painter. Read more ›

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Botequim

Cafe where intelectuals meet

Botequim

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The cafe was first opened in 1968 by a Portuguese writer Natália Correia and worked as meeting place of many intelectuals figures of that time. It closed down after Correia's death and reopened again in 2010 to bring back the spirit of those days. Admirers of Natália Correia work come here and try to relive the times of that era. Read more ›

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Fábrica de Braço de Prata

When war becomes art

Fábrica de Braço de Prata

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An old weapons factory (the apple of the eye was a submachine gun of 9mm) whose peak production was at the same time than the colonial war. Then the building was abandoned, to become today a cultural space. Nowadays, instead of gunpowder, you can find books. Read more ›

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Pizzeria Casanova

Best pizzas and with a view to the river

Pizzeria Casanova

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One of the best pizza restaurants in Lisbon. Opened by an Italian woman living in Portugal for already 30 years, Maria Paola Porru. If you desire a pizza at midnight, the kitchen is still open, but even at that time you might have a queue for a table, but worth to wait. Read more ›

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Im In Eden

A drink and sushi at a rooftop

Im In Eden

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A rooftop opens doors to everyone and not only for hotel clients. It’s located near some offices, so it’s great for a drink after work. A typical construction from the thirties, it was considered one of the most important modern architecture works. It was opened in 1937 as a Theater. Read more ›

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Nannarella

Italian ice-cream in the heart of Lisbon

Nannarella

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A small ice-cream shop just next to the Parlament building in São Bento, named by a 50’s actress that maybe not so many remember and owned by an Italian family. People around the neibourhood know this place to be the best ice-cream shop in the city and a great delight on a sunny day. Read more ›

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Praça do Campo Pequeno

Bulls, concerts and fairs and markets

Praça do Campo Pequeno

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Built in 1892 and designed by the architect António José Dias da Silva; is a precinct for bullfights, concerts, fairs and markets, among other things. Some years ago, it was created a shopping arcade in the basement and commercial spaces on the ground floor with garden terrace. The Square is now a more versatile space with a removable cover. Read more ›

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Local Experience

Portuguese Food Tour for Brave Foodies in Lisbon

Portuguese Food Tour for Brave Foodies in Lisbon

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Our alternative gastronomic tour takes you through Mouraria, the most authentic neighbourhood in Lisbon. Don’t expect fancy restaurants; we’ll introduce you to the weirdest and tastiest food Portugal has to offer.

Prices from

35 EUR

Duration

3 h

Languages

English, Spanish, Portuguese

Leitaria Moderna

Best coffee in Mouraria !

Leitaria Moderna

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Going to have a coffee in Leitaria Moderna is a bit living as a local who will get their cheap beers there. You feel directly at a Portuguese local place, elderly people in front, the place is small but the coffee is cheap and really good in there. Somes sweets cakes and all sort of pastries are also available. Read more ›

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AdLib at Sofitel Lisbon Liberdade

AdLib: "Eat as much as you want"

AdLib at Sofitel Lisbon Liberdade

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Set in a privileged spot, locals can enjoy a nice a cocktail and a beautiful meal, while sunbathing in the spectacular terrace in sophisticated ambience. The service is fantastic and the staff is professional. Good value for money, even for the locals. Read more ›

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Queijaria Nacional

Portuguese delights

Queijaria Nacional

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We really enjoy a good cheese board and there is a big variety of Portuguese cheeses, like the ones from Azores (island), Alentejo (South) or Serra da Estrela (North). And of course, to accompany, is there anything better than a good Portuguese wine? Read more ›

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Pollux Terrace

Cafe, Terrace and Fake Flowers

Pollux Terrace

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Situated in a building that belongs to a Portuguese company "Pollux" that was founded in 1936 that specialize in household items and decoration. The cafe and a small but impressive terrace is situated on the last floor. All you need to do is take the elevator on to the last floor and go one more floor up the stairs. Read more ›

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Museu da Electricidade

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How was electricity produced?

Museu da Electricidade

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An architectural mark of Lisbon, with a beautiful facade where you can admire the huge glass panes. The main materials used in its construction were glass, iron and red brick. Being a true pioneer in its time, regarding electricity production, providing power for lighting Lisbon streets. Read more ›

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Fábulas

Cozy place for a get-together

Fábulas

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Good place for a “tertúlia” (get-together) while sitting in a sofa, listening to the good music in the back. At the weekends, there is brunch to enjoy while reading a book. Since I am an assiduous customer, I would suggest the octopus, but everything else is also delicious. Read more ›

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Terrace BA

Do we have to leave?

Terrace BA

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With the back turned to Bairro Alto, but facing views over Lisbon’s roofs, river, the other side, Christ the King and the 25th April bridge. An oasis to relax at the end of the day or at the weekends, watching the beautiful sunset light coming down on the city. Read more ›

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Local Experience

Portuguese Pastry Workshop in Campo de Ourique

Portuguese Pastry Workshop in Campo de Ourique

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Learn about our ancestors' baking customs! Rita will meet you and roam around the traditional markets with you, her home turf for fresh ingredients. After shopping, we'll meet up with Carol, a pastry chef that will give you all the tips and tricks for making these treats!

Prices from

50 EUR

Duration

3 h

Languages

French, English, Spanish, Portuguese

Cantina da Estrela

Back to school

Cantina da Estrela

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When sun is out, there is Restaurant in the Grass, just like a picnic. Menu is fixed and includes: bread, cheese, sausages, baguette with roast beef, water, dessert and more (17.5€). Cuisine of Mediterranean inspiration, being a restaurant-school, the cooks and waiters are students. Read more ›

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Toma Lá Dá Cá

Traditional Portuguese restaurant

Toma Lá Dá Cá

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A simple restaurant with Calçada Portuguesa (traditional Portuguese paving) inside and with good food, perfect to have dinner with friends and after, head to Bairro Alto for a drink, since it’s near. Read more ›

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Santo António de Alfama

A restaurant in Alfama, without Fado

Santo António de Alfama

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Perfectly located in Alfama (however there is no Fado music here), strolling down through alleys and narrow streets, crossing with locals until São Miguel Church, the restaurant is a bit hidden in the picturesque alley of San Miguel. Read more ›

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Landeau Chocolate

Devilishly good chocolate cake

Landeau Chocolate

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If you do one thing right: do that forever. Landeau chocolate has figured that out- and has created the ultimate chocolate cake. It's moist and more-ish, with layers of cake and mousse. I truly think about it daily! Perfectly pairs with a cafe/bica. Read more ›

Casa do Alentejo

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Embassy of Alentejo

Casa do Alentejo

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Escape from the tourist-trap streets and meet up in Casa do Alentejo (House of Alentejo) where all the locals are mostly going for the unique Moorish architecture, tiles and also the low prices ! You might feel disconnected from Lisbon right away :) Read more ›

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Quiosque de Campo de Ourique - Hamburgueria da Parada

A Burguer, a Garden and Sun.

Quiosque de Campo de Ourique - Hamburgueria da Parada

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This little kiosk is located in the middle of one of the most typical Lisbon gardens. It feeds the Campo de Ourique neighborhood with a short but very interesting offer of tasty burgers and wraps, at a very reasonable price. You can enjoy the good weather and the familiar mood of this very typical garden, while enjoying a delicious meal. Read more ›

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Cais da Pedra

Eating burgers with a view

Cais da Pedra

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Run by a very much known Portuguese chef, Henrique Sá Pessoa. It used to be a port warehouse, so there is plenty of space to have a meal with friends or family, inside and outside. There is also a bar, where you can have a cocktail. Read more ›

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Day Tour to Medieval Óbidos with Wine Tasting

Day Tour to Medieval Óbidos with Wine Tasting

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This complete West Region Tour includes a wine tasting, cultural experiences and sightseeing as well as gastronomy. We start with a visit and wine tasting to the Quinta do Gradil winery, a typical lunch to delight you and a visit to Medieval Village of Óbidos and its magnificent castle.

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60 EUR

Duration

8 h

Languages

English, Spanish, Portuguese

Cruzes Credo Café

Cruzes Credo Café

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Apart from the great environment and music,they have good coffee and delicious burgers and toasts (a simple ham&cheese toast with a bit of olive-oil and dried basil tastes absolutely amazing, believe me). The best part of it: Finger-licking chocolate cake, ironically known as "The worst chocolate cake in the world", since you can't resist it! Read more ›

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The Food Temple

Veggie - Vegan Restaurant

The Food Temple

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Lisbon is wonderful, but for veggie or vegan people, it's a bit more complicated, I agree. Fed up to order a omelet or salad around carnivores ? Thank god ! We have the Food Temple, discreet and lost in the heart of Mouraria, you would be amazed by the varieties of food. Read more ›

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Bruta Flôr

Little treasure in the heart of the city

Bruta Flôr

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Really good food! Portuguese cuisine with vegetarian and fusion options. Warm and friendly staff. Located in the center of Mouraria, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Lisbon. Occasionally they have live music. A good place to be with good friends. Read more ›

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Leitaria e Pastelaria Eneri

Tasca Eneri

Leitaria e Pastelaria Eneri

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This charming little 'tasca' is one of the most typical of Bairro Alto, located still in downtown, you would be glad to eat a Portuguese traditional dish for less than 5 euros, the staff is really friendly and usually full of locals when lunch time is approaching, typical Portuguese charming and we do love it! Read more ›

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Tasca do Mercado

Traditional portuguese food.

Tasca do Mercado

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Good "petiscos", the Portuguese word for tapas, and traditional Portuguese food, with a very enthusiastic and fun team! Inside one of the true original markets of Lisbon, pick up some fresh produce and have a great lunch here afterwards! Read more ›

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Miss Saigon

World Vegetarian Cuisine

Miss Saigon

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It blossomed out of the passion between the East and West. The food is made using national, fresh and seasonal produce, also fair trade and no GMO. Has quite a minimalist and clean style with an ecological and sustainable concept. Read more ›

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Mexicana

An historical pastry

Mexicana

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Founded in 1946, “Mexicana” is an historical Pastry of Lisbon, was initially a confectionary and dairy; located in London Square, being a meeting place for various artists connected to Surrealism and Neorealism. Read more ›

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Local Experience

Market Tour & Traditional Food Workshop

Market Tour & Traditional Food Workshop

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Stroll throught a typical Lisbon market and help us get some ingredients for lunch. After that we will cook with you some traditional Portuguese dishes!

Prices from

50 EUR

Duration

4 h

Languages

English

Café Tati

Jazz coffee

Café Tati

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Café Tati is an original coffee shop and chill ! They organise Jazz sessions (Wednesday and Sunday), the place is decorated on a vintage to let you feel like home, with nice appetisers, cakes, ciders, champagnes, coffees and more ! Read more ›

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Esquina da Fé

Typical Portuguese restaurant

Esquina da Fé

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One of the well known "tasca" of the neighbourhood, because of their delicious Portuguese food and the affordable prices ! A lot of varieties of meat and fish, also a lot of wine choices. Sometimes they can even put a football game on the television :) Read more ›

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Ao 26 – vegan food project

The best vegan Restaurant in Lisbon

Ao 26 – vegan food project

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Lisbon now has a lot of vegan restaurants, but this one is the best one that I tried. I was there with my girlfriend, we both tried the burger served with sweet potato and vegan sauce and was with any question the best combination that I've tried ever. Read more ›

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Adega do Bate Fundo

feel like eating at your Grandma’s house

Adega do Bate Fundo

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Very good, typical Portuguese food, very friendly atmosphere, a lot of charm. It's like going to your grandma's home :) The white house wine is alentejano and it's great, and the Arroz Doce is to die for. What Catarina recommends please listen to her and accept it! Read more ›

Le Moustache Smokery

Refined food under your moustache

Le Moustache Smokery

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With trendy look and decoration and wide space, Le Moustache Smokery is a new place to be. Placed in "Praça das Flores", it's a hip place in a very traditional neighborhood, contrast that sums how Lisbon has developed it's local culture. With refined food, craft beers and delicious tapas, it provided night life to this quiet typical garden. Read more ›

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Primeiro Andar

Best place to eat and relax

Primeiro Andar

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This hidden bar is a nice place to come together in the evening for a drink or dinner. When you go in you end up on a basketball field. There you can chill and even bring your own drinks. But there is also a nice bar with two cosy rooms and a nightbar which opens at 11. Read more ›

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Pizzaria Mezzogiorno

The best Pizza in Lisbon

Pizzaria Mezzogiorno

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I born in Naples (Italy) so you can imagine that I know what is a real Pizza and I have to admit that Pizzeria Mezzogiorno has the best pizza of Lisbon! All the ingredients come from Italy and the quality is high. Read more ›

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Local Experience

Wandering around my Lisbon

Wandering around my Lisbon

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Lisbon is a marvelous city. A special city with flavours, smells and lot's of history and stories to tell. I wish to show you the city through times and cultures

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15 EUR

Duration

4 h

Languages

English, Portuguese

Santa Clara dos Cogumelos

Temple of mushrooms

Santa Clara dos Cogumelos

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Luigi Pintarelli is the Italian chef of this very special restaurant. And why is it so special? Because every single dish that Luigi prepares has mushrooms in it. Believe it or not, the starters, the main dishes and even the deserts are all made with mushrooms. And the result is fantastic, with an average price of less than 20€ per person. Read more ›

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Frangasqueira Nacional

Chicken BBQ lovers unite!

Frangasqueira Nacional

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This small take away place is known for it's Chicken BBQ that guarantees you a well rounded meal. Frangasqueira is open only during the lunch and dinner hour to assure you that every chicken is freshly done. As a garnish do try their homemade crisps that are quite well know around here. Read more ›

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Parque José Gomes Ferreira

The airport is around the corner

Parque José Gomes Ferreira

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The name of the park, José Gomes Ferreira was given to honor this writer and poet. The park is also called Alvalade woods, being a network of walking paths, picnic area, children’s playground and fitness circuit. Read more ›

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Terra

A vegetarian restaurant

Terra

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A vegetarian restaurant with good food and good environment. Located very near Bairro Alto, just walking a bit and you will be near many bars to end the night with a drink. Read more ›

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O Adriano

A Portuguese Tasca

O Adriano

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It’s a Tasca, has good, cheap, typical food and the staff is friendly. As an appetizer I suggest: octopus salad or Ameijoas à Bulhão Pato (clams). Read more ›

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Pastelaria-Restaurante D. João I

The tasca of the corner

Pastelaria-Restaurante D. João I

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Simple restaurant with a lot of varieties to satisfy everyone ! Bunch of locals goes there because the food is good and the price is low ! The restaurant is also doing a lot of cakes and pastries, perfect for a coffee break or a yummy dessert after a big dinner (Avoid being on diet :)) Read more ›

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Casa das Bifanas

Best Bifanas in Lisbon

Casa das Bifanas

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This tiny 'tasca' is specialised into the Bifanas, all locals are going there for the best price-quality ratio of the Figueira's square. Ideal for breakfast and lunch, they got a terrace outside to enjoy your meal with the Lisbon sun ! Read more ›

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Local Experience

The Best Seafood Experience in Lisbon

The Best Seafood Experience in Lisbon

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18 EUR

Duration

3 h

Languages

English, Portuguese

O Forninho Saloio

Typical Portuguese Tasca

O Forninho Saloio

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The Forninho Saloio is located just next to one of our biggest and prettiest avenue; "Avenida da Liberdade". We can find this lovely tasca by just walking some meters away on a quiet and discreet street, you won't regret it ! Read more ›

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Uma Pizza em Companhia

Pizza Paradise

Uma Pizza em Companhia

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Nice and cozy pizzeria, you feel at home immediately. One of the best pizza i have ever eaten in Lisbon. I am italian and you need to trust me if i say that. The guys working are very friendly and the music is one of the thing i loved about this place. Good vibes, good food, what else do you need? Read more ›

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Tico Tico - Novo Rio

The true meaning of Local

Tico Tico - Novo Rio

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The yummiest, most traditional Portuguese restaurant. Absolutely stunning meals, from meat to fish, from savoury snacks to delicious mouth watering desserts, Tico Tico is the place to be when the tummy says hi. Read more ›

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Time Out Market Lisbon

Food for the Soul

Time Out Market Lisbon

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This place has the best of what Portuguese cuisine has to offer. The best chefs and the hustle and bustle of the sound of Lisboa. The eclairs at “L'Eclair” are the best I have tasted. The market has a character and a variety so that everyone gets to eat what they desire. Read more ›

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Stanislav Avenida

Russian cuisine

Stanislav Avenida

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Perfect occasion to forget a bit about our delish Portuguese food and focus on more international cuisine, Stanislav restaurant begins to attract all locals and also tourists by his variety of Russian food, interesting design in the restaurant and still an affordable price ! Read more ›

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Feel Rio

A little taste of Rio in Lisbon

Feel Rio

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This place is the best place to get yourself a Brazilian treat after you've filled up on Portuguese cuisine for a couple of days. With varying meal deals you can have a taste of Brazilian juice, savory pastries filled with delicious ingredients, salty & sweet treats and snacks, and refreshingly cold Açai bowls that run between 5-10 Euros. Read more ›

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