This is a great place for some traditional Portuguese home cooking, the service was great as it was…read morerun by an older husband and wife who treated their patrons as if they were guests at their kitchen table. As it is a traditional Portuguese restaurant don't expect any English menu training wheels, but the bacalhau is excellent and keeps bringing me back, or order the Frango (chicken for an alternative) very affordable prices also.

Lovely appetizers olives and nachos and green wine. Nice treat. Service is great. The food was…read moretasty (and in am from California) and I am a little tipsy from the wine. A little chilly for sitting outside. Stop by.

The hamburgers were delicious. It was like an explosion of flavors in my mouth. The meat was so…read moretender and juicy. The music and drinks were amazing as well. Cool bar. 10 out 10 by far!

We needed a place that was open on Sunday, and this is clearly the place people go to after church…read more We slammed a dish full of cockles and one of clams. Both were fantastic. We also ate their pork rib special, which was so delicious, we gnawed on the bones for awhile. The only reason I can't rate this place higher is that the ambiance is truly high school cafeteria, all neon lights and stark walls. Otherwise, it was great.

A group of six of us went there for dinner. Since it was International Women's Day, the women in…read moreour party for each given an African daisy and a mimosa. The restaurant was empty at 7pm but by 7:30pm it was very busy. The ambiance was jazzy and friendly, as was the wait staff who spoke English and were very helpful. Everything we ordered was delicious: the fish of the day - a white fish filet which was crumbed in hazelnuts served on mashed potatoes; baked cod; grilled octopus; and a very interesting vegetarian dish called Emotional Cabbage, which was a cabbage stew served on a huge amount of rice. The desserts were FABULOUS- Nata Goes Asian, which was very thin rice crackers that were drizzled with the traditional custard sauce of Portugal. It was a light dessert but very satisfying. The second was a brownie with vanilla ice cream which was also excellent. We ended the dinner with a complementary pour of a ruby port (brand unnamed). All in all, it was a fun casual dinner in a lovely restaurant. BTW, the restaurant is adjacent to the Hotel 1906. The decor was funky and like some of the names of the dishes, had a sense of humor, Prices were fairly reasonable. Definitely recommend.

Exceeded my expectations. We stopped here on a whim during a downpour for a late lunch. Food was…read moreexcellent and so were the drinks. Service is what you can expect in Lisboa, a bit slower but that's the culture so don't knock it. Definitely worth stopping for a meal while you're in the city.

OMG why are there not a ton of reviews about this place! As we were exploring the grass and…read moreneighborhood, walking up the hill to the lookout point, we came across this lovely restaurant house and a small hotel. We spoke with the server who indicated they would have lunch available till three and after seeing the delicious looking pan Asian menu we decided to come back after our walk. We are so glad that we did! It was a brisk but sunny day and we were able to sit out in a covered patio in the garden with beautiful plants and flowers all around. The server Was knowledgeable about the pan Asian menu, indicating some of the specialties from various parts of Asia. We selected a pod Thai dish which included black sesame and Julie and vegetables and was one of the best dishes I've ever had of that time. We also sampled some meat pastries, samosas, and a couple of salads. They also have burgers and other "American style" meals which also looks good. But the pièce de résistance was a salt and pepper chocolate cake which was one of the most delicious desserts I've ever eaten. It was a chewy chocolate cake dark but not better capped with sea salt and red pepper corns and was absolutely divine. We can't recommend the small restaurant and it's very menu enough to anyone who is lucky enough to be walking around Graca - And in fact if you are in Lisbon it is worth a bus or tram or even Uber ride to get there.

Location: It's in the middle of nowhere and hard to get there? Screw this! This place offers you…read moresome really great food in 2 minutes walking distance of the best viewing points of the city. Service: Friendly and helpful. Cant say anymore. Just made me happy. Food Quality: For around 8 euros you get a really fresh burger. I had the veggie Burger, which was more like a sandwich, but had a lot of really great and fresh roasted vegetables on it. So I can't judge on the meat quality. But everything was totally tastey. And the potato chips have been really crispy and yummy. Not drowned in oil. This was totally worth the money. Additional hint for best view point in Lisboa: leaving the location turn left and on the corner sharp left. You know, when you have the view. This is also not so croweded by tourists like this strange chapel.

DO NOT COME HERE. They had 2 people working and 50 guests it was actually a nightmare finding this…read moreplace. They had one bartender working it was 100 degrees inside and they said we couldn't go on the rooftop because we had a reservation and that they weren't serving food???? Don't put ur menu online if you have 2 ppl working and don't serve food. The view was mid everyone looked like trash because they had to hike through the sketchy mall with suspicious people SCREAMING. The elevator took 20 minutes to come and in all this place was fucking awful save yourself an hour and DO NOT COME

What the actual fuck? First of all, the instructions to get there are so unclear and of course they…read moredon't answer the phone. Went through the mall in the barely working elavator to get there for our reservation and there was nobody to seat us. There was like one person working, behind the bar. We were then told they could only sit us inside (there are no fans it is literally a sauna in there) and that they weren't serving food despite having an entire food menu. An absolute disaster and everyone there looked a damn MESS because it took so long to find the place. Do not come here.

A very nice drop-in lunch, small quiet location. Not touristy stuff all. She didn't speak any…read moreEnglish but point and eat worked well. Recommended!

Another great Portoguese restaurant that is family operated on a side street. We had a beer and…read moresome tapas including some cheese, olives, and blood sausage. Delightful spot and one that I recommend. Hope to be back next time we visit.

Good food with very good service. Server was very attentive and explained the menu to us…read more Appetizers were exceptionally good as is the main entrees. Place does get busy so reservations is best.

This is a very special place. Tucked in a little neighborhood. Unassuming. Comforting. All…read morewelcome. We are outside on the sweet little terrace. The food was over the top in terms of flavor. Ingredients are fresh and flavorful. And the people just want you to have a lovely evening. Eat well. And enjoy yourself. It's the sort of place where you feel like you're having dinner at your foodie friends' house. This is a Lisbon must.