With a close proximity to the Time Out market, this made the perfect stopping point to just sit…read moredown and grab an espresso or latte. They also have delicious home made ice coffee, reasonably priced and large in size. The coffeehouse ambience here was amazing which is why we loved our visit here so much!

What I remember best from this place is the apple pie... So definitely go get that. I was lucky and…read moregot the last slice that day (it was fresh). Staff was really nice and the place is cute. Never had a real meal there but I should probably take care of that soon.

Very cute. Inside and outside dining. On the corner. We sat outside for drinks and light snack…read morearound 6ish. Lovely service. House wine quite lovely.

So incredible! Highly recommend this spot!…read more I passed this place a few times and knew it would be amazing. I was looking for a spot for lunch in the area and I knew this spot had an outdoor patio and the food and drinks looked so good. I'm so glad I stopped here! I absolutely loved it! The food and drinks were fresh and incredible. There is plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. If you're in the area, you should definitely stop in!

Adega de Belem was a nice find in Belem. The other restaurant options did not look as great and in…read moregeneral, the options are limited here. Which is probably why even after the lunch rush it was still a 20 minute wait for indoor seating (outside would have been less, but it was too hot). While Portuguese service is nothing like American service, I agree with others that servers here seem particularly unfriendly, even by Portuguese standards. Adega de Belem is small, but really pretty and evocative of an adega. The azulejos are beautiful. We ordered sangria, which was refreshing but not all that strong. We all enjoyed our meals. I had the sea bass, which was grilled with herbs and accompanied by potatoes and salad. It was traditionally Portuguese, which I love, and it was good. Belem isn't high on my return list, but if I ever did return, I'd eat at Adega de Belem.

Service and wine recommendations were top notch and the decor made the place very cozy. Our group…read moretried both the sea bass and the swordfish--both were fantastic! The roasted garlic was a nice touch.

Or last night in Portugal we came to this local little place adjacent to a cute little park. We…read moresat outside under lights from the park. The place is delightful and the food was excellent. We had salad, garlic shrimp, grilled vegetables and shrimp with garlic linguini. Delightful. A perfect dinner in a beautiful spot for a wonderful experience. And the service was just as good.

This restaurant will always hold a special place in my heart because it's where I had my first…read moreintroduction to bacalhau and it was the best version of the dish I've ever had! My friend and I were hungry but it wasn't 7 yet (when most establishments open). We saw some folks outside Pao de Canela and asked to be seated inside. We were quickly seated at a inner table and given menus. I ordered a beer and the Bacalhau de Lisboa, not knowing in the moment this would be a life changer! The beer, the Super Bock, is ok. I've had it a few times and it's decent basic beer, like a Stella Artois. I was sipping it when my entree was delivered. I didn't immediately know what to make of the bacalhau, but I dug in. Ohh, what a wonderful taste! It was a mesh of salted fish and hash brown potatoes with some sprinkles on top. I ate the whole thing in no time and wished I had more. I got a brownie with gelato for dessert and that was fantastic too. The space itself was immaculately clean and the staff were friendly and helpful, especially given some of the language barrier. I enjoyed the initial visit so much I went back again the next day for more bacalhau and it was just as good. Only difference was I ordered a side of veggies to enhance the meal. I will be around the area for another week and I think I'll stop by for dinner again before I return to the states.

Nice and quick option for a snack on our (excruciatingly long) walking tour. Our tour guide…read moreimmediately tried to get everyone to come here to try the egg custard, which leads me to believe the shop (or the tour guide) is getting some kind of kickback. There are at least a dozen similar shops just a few more yards away, so don't feel pressure to stop here - you're not going to miss out on a delicacy if you keep walking. We ended up getting a brownie and a pastry just to take the hunger edge off (we had already had our fill of the egg custards and by that point the mere sight of one was making me nauseous). You're going to be paying touristy prices in this village regardless, but it was cool to watch the custards being made nonetheless.

Authentic & economical .. good vibes and excellent pastries / coffee.. was a nice reprieve during…read morestop in lisbon ... you know it's good when only locals are eating there

Worth Going Out Of Your Way…read more.... On our annual vacation, my wife and I were fortunate enough to get a reservation for 3 nights at the Santiago de Alfama hotel. Audrey's is their primary restaurant and we sampled 2 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 1 dinner. Here are the pros and cons. Pros: - In keeping with the hotel, everything is beautiful in a subtle manner. Call it "down-to-earth elegance". - Breakfast: The a la carte menu offered some of the best breakfast foods we've ever had. Examples: Fresh granola and berries with Greek yogurt. THE BEST EVER! Home baked breads and pastries. Orange juice that's pure and not too sweet. Bagel and lox to please the purists. Service was provided by a trio of very friendly, attentive and helpful young women. - Lunch: We ate on the patio in front of the hotel. I had a super tasty vegetarian Thai dish while my wife had a big salad. They were accompanied by the best Sangria in ages. Sweet, but not too much. - Dinner: The dining room is very attractive yet understated like the hotel. Comfortably modern European. Food was impeccable. Tomato salad was large and amazing. My wife's dish focusing on baked cod was large and filling. My polenta with mushroom ragu was immense and full of flavor. Breads are baked daily and almost as good as dessert. Speaking of dessert, mine was a fantastic chocolate mousse while my wife had fresh berries with a massive amount of the best homemade whipped cream. Wine was a local Chardonnay - an excellent choice - for a reasonable $30. - Prices for such a Michelin star experience are considerably lower than you'd expect in the US. Con: - While the food at dinner was fantastic, service was perfunctory. Our server, a pleasant young woman, covered the basics...but nothing more. During our 90 minute meal, she NEVER asked "how are you doing?" Can I get you anything?" We ordered a bottle of wine, but NOT ONCE did she offer to refill our glasses. She didn't speak an unrequired word. The man seemingly managing the room barely acknowledged us. The guy clearing dishes was the ONLY ONE to ask if we wanted coffee or tea. The restaurant was nearly empty. Did we not spend enough? Did we do something wrong? What a way to put a damper on a glorious meal. However, as well-behaved Americans, we left a 15% tip. The next day, we spoke with Martim Neves Carneiro from Guest Relations who was very receptive to our information. He said "they are part of a new nighttime crew and will need remedial help". How very true. Despite those hesitations, Audrey's certainly deserves 5 stars.

Booked this place because it was close to my walking tour. Luckily they do take reservations. The…read morefood was fine. Nothing memorable. The staff was attentive AND went above and beyond to allow me to pay with a 100 euro bill I had been desperately trying to break throughout my trip.

Service is wonderful Food is delicious…read more Views are spectacular. Been coming to the restaurant regularly whenever I visit Lisboa

This was our last meal in Lisbon and we very much enjoyed it! Throughout the dining experience, the…read moreservice was efficient and friendly which was much appreciated. They have a beautiful location right next to Miradouro de Santa Catarina which is an amazing place to watch a sunset. The area of the restaurant we sat in was open air but covered whereas the other half was open air uncovered! It was very hot that day and we were all fanning ourselves constantly and the power actually went out 3 or 4 times while we were there! For my meal I had the chicken curry and cheesecake for dessert. Both really fantastic items. The chicken curry stood out to me because I had not had anything else like it in Lisbon so far. Loved the flavors of it.

We stayed at a hotel around the corner. Needed a quick breakfast to start our day and it was…read moreperfect. Friendly and quick. Later that day, we needed a 3pm boost and came back to the cafe. Very local, all the locals came for their quick drink/snack and left.

Wonderful Pastel de Nata. Cappuccino outstanding. Service was excellent even though I'm not sure…read moreanyone speaks English. Prices are outstanding and I would definitely recommend. I saw someone eating special and they got it for me empadao. Charming place for a quick bite or coffee.