Very neat shop with very beautiful wool woven clothes and bags. Go inside and look around if you want your eyes to have a feast of quality and different designs.
Great option for the breakfast or quick coffee with classical Portugal cake called pastel de nata!
Fantástico! Couvada de bacalhau! Mto saboroso, preço justo, adega de primeira! Atendimento nota 10. Super recomendo!
It goes "nowhere". But you must go! From Bairro Alto to São Paulo St., it is a nice ride throught the narrow Bica St. Then, you come back up again. With a 24 h ticket or Lisbon Card, you can do that.
Relatively new, a narrow but huge space, with a small patio jutting out on to the steep Rua das Flores, I quite enjoyed sipping my morning coffee here.
Founded in 2015, one of the earliest stalwarts of third wave coffee here, roasting their own beans, offering several single-origin beans and well-balanced blends for the espresso-based drinks.
A Australian-Portuguese partnership, The Mill was founded by Paul and Madeline. They roast their own beans at Lisbon's Flor da Selva, a 500 meter walk from their café.
Started in 2015, Wish Coffee serves well-made espresso drinks and filter coffee using beans they roast themselves and also from Berlin's Five Elephant. Located in LX Factory, 4 km east of center.
Another one of the driving forces behind Lisbon's specialty coffee scene, sister café to the café by the same name in Copenhagen. The minimalist Nordic aesthetic of the café is a welcome change.
Hello, Kristof is a coffee & magazine café with a Scandinavian aesthetic. They only serve espresso-based drinks using a single-group La Marzocco GS3. Beans are roasted locally at Academica Do Café.
In addition to sourcing the best ingredients they can get their hands on for their chocolate confections, they also roast their own coffee, served alongside a piece of one of their treats, of course.
Friendly, good food and great sangria. About 20€ per person! The deserts are awesome too!!
Steak here is pretty top-notch. It's so tender that cutting through it is like cutting through butter.
Great view of the river... it has a restaurant, but it's nice to go at night and stay in the terrace with a good wine. You can always ask for a grilled chorizo!
Great food and honest prices, gotta love the architecture. The view outside is breathtaking. Recommended.
Restaurant that brings the bounty of the Alentejo region to Lisbon, with a view overlooking a beautiful Moorish interior courtyard. Their soups, rice dishes, and fish are best.
Be sure to check the top floor, if you need to access the web. They have a internet space
One of the cutest pubs I've ever been. Make sure to go there on Mondays and Wednesdays to listen to some original portuguese music (fado) for free. cheap beer and good food! try the codfish and ham!
Take ginginha in chocolate glasses but do not eat after the first shot! Ask for a refill!:))
I cannot believe I'm the 1st rating this fantastic find. Tuna with sweet potatoes, pork cheek, sea bass, rotas ovas...all simply amazing. I expect this place to be blowing up next time I'm in Lisbon.
Favorite part of Lisboa. Get some beers from the convenience store down the road and hang out.
Wonderful place, great atmosphere, great service, good food and really good live music. Still a hidden gem in Lisboa's night life.
Perfect breakfast! For a good start of your day try the Classic or the Veggie breakfast in combination with a good coffee! It could be busy in the morning so come before 10am of after 14pm. Enjoy!
This old factory is transformed to a nice small village with nice shops, bars, foods & drinks! Weekend is the best time to go & don't forget to checkout the rooftop on the 4th to have a great view! :)
Strange sight,It looks like a small elevator,with low altitude,but when you reach the top of it,you´ll think that magic has hapened,because you will see one of the moust spetacular Lisbon views.....
Good service, nice building, good food....it's just a good restaurant! Enjoy! :)
Best view of Lisbon without having to hike through Alfama tourists
So whimsical, a must if you like surprises. The caipirinha starter, chicken skin and Vietnamese sandwich were a few of the highlights
!!!! 3 euro wines, ample charcuterie boards and lovely ambience. I could go everyday
Blackened crispy pork with creamy potatoes and cabbage. Must get in the market.
Best coffee shop in Lisbon by far. Tasty pour over, great cappuccino, lovely iced chai lattes. Also incredible breakfast: granola and yogurt is great.
Wander around the awesome street art and sculptures. Stop by the massive book store, and get the best chocolate cake in Lisbon at Landeau.
World class modern art museum with Chamberlains, Flavin, Calder, Warhol, Picasso, and more. Free admission.
Very neat stuff, easy to see it all in a short amount of time. Free Wifi and free app that serves as guide (app is both funny and informative).
A traditional food store where you can find row upon row of canned specialties. Get the Tricana-brand atum ventresca (tuna belly) in olive oil or the Portuguese sardines.
