Great burritos The…read moreambiance is very lively, they got live music. The service is friendly. They do have wifi.

This is a small restaurant where all tables are 4-6 seaters and mostly shared. It is not a fine…read moredine restaurant, but is extremely buzzing with great food and drinks. Good authentic Mexican food, for sure! But the best in this place is the modern look and cosmopolitan sense it has - everything is built and organized with the most attention and you can notice the mix of inspirations. Absolute great tacos and even bolder flavor cocktails. The cocktails are mostly tequila and mezcal based with a modern twist. We tried most of the vegetarian options - all of their tacos, quesadillas, burritos, and a couple more things. Drinks could be a little bit bigger to be honest. Price was quite rough for Mexican food, but at the same time it's understandable, there aren't too many places where the food is as authentic. Love the massive range of fresh salsas they give you to try with the meal. Besides that, you will also find the best staff and playlists in Lisbon here. If you like Mexican food and trendy places you can't miss one. During our one week of stay in Lisbon we went to this place for dinner twice. Pistola Y Corazon definitely lives up to their good reputation!

My friend and I were very disappointed with the food:( We got the taco and burrito. The taco…read moretortilla broke almost immediately and tasted weird. Flavor was not cohesive and super dry. They don't provide limes or sauces which was unfortunate. The burrito meat was really sweet for some reason and didn't taste Mexican at all. The service was alright and the interior was nothing special. Made me miss LA tacos immensely.

For the record: yes, this is the same Coyo Taco located in Miami…read more Inside is chic and cozy with plenty of options to choose from. I ended up ordering the Huitlacoche tacos while my family ordered a set of chicken tacos and a side of arroz verde. Servers were very helpful and our food came out fast! The huitlacoche was quite tasty! Think mushroom flavor, surrounded by a cheese crusted tortilla. I enjoyed it way more than I thought. My parents like their chicken tacos but we were all disappointed by the rice, which could have been cooked a bit longer. Overall though, not the worst tacos I've had in my life. Would recommend if you're looking for something familiar!

We ordered takeout after seeing the reviews. So glad we did! My vegan tacos were amazing, and the…read moreburritos and veggie tacos. Churros were delicious! The outstanding item on rte menu was however the Elote street corn. 10/10.

Fresh food, great service!! Can sit inside or out. Got the amazing chicken tacos, sweet potato…read morefries and chips and homemade guacamole. Best chips ever!!

A cute place to visit and support local artists in Lisbon. There are so cute shops and food spots…read moreto see here. I would consider this the hipster part of Lisbon. For me, it's not my style. If you're a tourist, this is more about supporting locals. Nothing historic, just lots of cool art. If you're local, I imagine this is the place to get cool unique things. The one thing that's really pretty to see here is the bookstore. Other than that if visiting from another country, I would find other things to see.

This was one of my favorite days in Portugal - spending it at the LX Factory, getting to see the…read morework of local artists, and eating some delicious simple Portuguese food. I came on a weekend so there were tents set up by artists and vendors in a large area which made the day even more interesting. It feels a little to me like a condensed version of the Arts District in LA. It is very busy on the weekend, but worth it to navigate just so you can see all the tents of vendors. There are vintage shops, ceramic shops, cool clothing shops - so many spots to find great gifts and be inspired. It feel industrial/warehouse-y which makes the vibe feel so much more interesting. We ate at Chickinho (pronounced chickeen-yo) because I really was craving some grilled chicken with piri piri oil. This spot specializes in chicken, especially grilled chicken with piri piri. We ordered the whole chicken, got a deliciious red cabbage coleslaw, and some wedge potato fries and a tomato/cucumber/onion salad. Everything was just so fresh and tasty. The piri piri oil was already at the bottom of the dish that the chicken came on so we just kept dipping the pieces of chicken in there and wow was it addicting. I couldn't stop thinking about this meal for a couple of days and really wanted to go back again, but we opted to try another spot that was well known for their piri piri chicken. I have to say overall, I still enjoyed Chickinho the most because of the sides and how well they seasoned and cooked the chicken. And I really liked their piri piri oil.

This became our favorite restaurant in Lisbon! If you're a foodie, you must check it out! We went 4…read moretimes and tried several menu items. Joao is the most welcoming, kind and helpful GM and all the staff are so friendly and courteous. The ambiance is cozy yet welcoming.

Nice music in the background not too loud. The staff were very attentive and friendly. All the…read moredishes were tasty but not good value for the money. The 4 dishes plus 3 glasses of wine, and a bottle of water came to 85€. Come for drinks and the atmosphere NOT for food value.

This place is just great. I visited LX Factory yesterday and…read moreI knew that I want to eat here soon. So here we go. Today was the day where I could have my dinner. After a long tourist day I came here and staff was so friendly. I really liked that you get a "starter" (Nachos) and a bottle of water for free. Hell, yes. We do need this in Germany as well. ;) Food was very delicious. And I tried a dessert, even when I am not a big fan of desserts. However, what I saw on the menu was not to ignored. I ordered a glas (I didn't know in advance that this is actually for 2) with avocado with chocolate and nuts. Sounds weird, isn't it? But worth to try. It was really delicious. :) So from my point of view 5 stars are totally fine. Just go there and check it out.

Great place to stop for a bite in the Factory LX area. The Maracuya Sangria with Mazcal was on…read morepoint. I didn't want anything heavy as it was super hot out and I wasn't that hungry. I ordered the black rice with chickpeas marinated in yogurt. It was super refreshing and flavorful. The chickpeas were tender and creamy. My had a bit of my BF's vegetarian burrito which was also very good.

Amazing little speakeasy. The ambiance inside is so sultry and warm, and the drinks were delicious…read more Our bartenders were all so nice, especially Ricardo. And their little snack bites were great too! Definitely a must stop when in Lisbon.

Perfect little speakeasy. Definitely make a reservation. Staff is friendly, helpfully describing…read morethe drinks which are rifs on classics. So many tasty options. Loved what we ordered and wish we would have planned to spend more time here. Recommend and would definitely return.

Stay away! Poor food. Poor service. Credit machine supposedly not working but never informed…read more So many better places in the Bairro Alto. Stay away from this trap!

Found this place quite by accident while wandering Lisbon and it was exactly the perfect snack we…read moreneeded to bridge lunch and dinner. The service was excellent, and the tacos were great! Very authentic style street tacos. What a happy find!

As I continue to slowly get through the large list of review drafts I wrote when I was in Portugal,…read moreat this point, a bit over 3 months ago, in no particular order... this was one of two places that ended up on my list of places I had to try a famous bifana sandwich when I was in Lisbon, the other being O Trevo the next day. To both of them equally I say, there are very few places I'd be willing to stand in line for an hour for, and few of them involve meat on bread. Luckily, being the off-season, I didn't have *any* wait to order a sandwich. Unluckily, being the off season, that's also because it kept raining off and on, and this is a strictly take-out affair. So I ended up eating the sandwich under a nearby awning. In nicer weather conditions, though, there are plenty of nearby benches to sit on right there. Would i wait in a long line? I would not. But it was a legitimately great sandwich, great fluffy bread, great cheese if you splurge on cheese (as of a couple months ago, they were 3.5 euro without cheese, 5.5 with cheese), and solid, juicy, meaty meat, even if I do *personally* prefer the thin-sliced version like the other place I went, did. For how filling they are, that'd make them pretty darn affordable, if you don't add cheese, which I would probably keep doing anyway if I lived here, I'd just go when it was the off-season and not busy, *and* not raining*. At least as of when I was there, being a takeout place, they didn't have much in the way of drinks, but there was an unrelated business in the next alcove over selling cheap large glasses of beer and large blended fruity pineapple drinks. p.s. Make sure to absolutely douse your sandwich in mustard and chili oil, if you like spicy food like I do. They're self-serve, and great.

Bifanas are a classic Portuguese sandwich made with simmered pork. It's a fast, cheap meal across…read morethe country - and arguably no place is as famous for these as As Bifanas do Afonso. It's a tiny takeout-only counter, but the lines can get very long here. When I arrived, it was mid-afternoon, so only about five or so people. They're very quick with the food as well - I got mine, the classic one (no cheese), about a minute after ordering. The sandwich overall was pretty good. It's not meant to be a full meal - more like a snack or a breakfast type - it's not very large. The pork is alright, but a little tough. It's not very juicy, as there are certain parts that feel leather-ish. It did grow on me as I kept eating though, and towards the end I started to like it more. The bread is actually quite good; crispy on the top and yet the hollowed-out inside stays fluffy. They have mustard and chili oil on a side table for you to add - and this is much needed. The moisture from these helps so much with the sandwich, and especially the mustard just adds that different flavor that prevents it from being just plain pork. Oh yeah, and it's super cheap - at just 3 euros. Overall, it's not amazing food, but for how cheap it is it gets the job done. 8/10