A cool souvenir shop in the international section of terminal N, that also offers coffee, breads…read moreand sandwiches. There is an aisle with Portuguese wines, and another one with other local products. I tried one of their sandwiches, it was pretty good. There are limited offerings in this terminal, and I find this place to be probably the nicest.

This place is groovy. Truly. Mish-mash of fun antique chairs, furniture, and nick nacks…read more(typewriter, vases, statues) to create a practical and charming atmosphere complete with living plants all around the room. Lured in by an oncoming rain storm and a board advertising avocado toast, my cousin and I found this delightful coffee bar. This place appeals to locals and tourists alike, which menus in English and Portuguese. We shared avocado toast, a perfect mid-afternoon snack and some great lattes. The restaurant is on a thoroughfare a close walk to a tram stop. The music Is as fun and eclectic as the furniture, kind of reggae. Definitely worth a visit!

Really cool place with great decoration and fantastic service by Miguel, the owner…read more Great place for exquisite Portuguese tapas and really tasty beer. Though there are many choices in the area, this one is a must

Boba shop in a touristy Portuguese town at the top of a forested hill? And it's good?! I was…read moreskeptical at first but when I got a 20% coupon from our hotel (thanks Casa da Pendoa! Highly recommend this hotel btw!!) and I was thirsty from trekking the palaces, I had to check it out. The shop is super cute. Lots of anime and Ghibli decorations and items for sale. The Sintra mural on the back wall is gorgeous. The menu is comprehensive, with boba milk tea from classic to taro to coffee to special seasonal flavors like hot Cinnamon or Travasseiro. You can also customize the sweetness and use oat milk instead of regular milk. They also have fruit teas and various add-ins like flavored popping boba, original boba, egg pudding and jelly. You can get the drinks hot or iced, and you can choose a medium or large (photos in my review are medium). The menu is a good price. They also offer various Portuguese pastries, unique flavored KitKats, ramen, and bubble waffle (aka egg waffle). All items 1-6€. The drinks tasted excellent. You could actually taste the tea flavor AND the coffee flavor. (I am sad I had to fly all the way to Portugal to get good milk tea at a reasonable price!) Having enjoyed one drink so much I came back the next day for another round! The next time I got taro, whoch was not as strong but still yummy. Egg waffle was done well too. Other notes: The people there are nice and speak excellent English. Free wifi. A small amount of comfy seating spots.

A nice stop for us on our trek down the hill from the castle. Kids enjoyed the bubble fruit tea…read morewhile we rehydrated. They sell cute letting souvenirs as such as shirts or keychains as well.

Time Out market is overwhelming and fun. Best to come with a small group, so you can finagle a…read moreplace to sit, while others in the group hunt and source for the best bites. There's a variety of options and cuisines available, plus beers, wine and cocktails for purchase. I would leave small children at home with a babysitter, as trying to maneuver through the crowds with a stroller is just too much to deal with. We liked the tacos, burgers and pad Thai. Desserts are also available.

Four of us stopped by for a quick drink. The inside is spacious but is long and skinny which was an…read moreinteresting set up. It was easy for everyone to pay separately at different stalls. The location itself is in central Porto. There were plenty of tables and seats available.

A must! While crowded, it is very worth it. I liked how the books were clearly labeled by their…read morelanguage AND that Portuguese selections were highlighted.

The Livraria Bertrand in Lisbon was founded in 1732, which makes it officially older than a few…read morethings including the United States, your grandma's grandma's recipe book, and probably the dust on its shelves. This place has been selling books longer than most countries have existed. You walk in and instantly feel smarter or at least older. The shelves are charmingly worn and the aisles are narrow. This is a living fossil with a checkout counter. Grab a book and soak in the centuries. And guys, the TikTokers haven't found the spot yet, somehow libraries aren't on their list of importance, so bring your selfie stick.

Nice and down-to-earth place to grab a cup of coffee after the museum visit. Cappuccino was very…read moregood, while doughnut was average (definitely not bad). Prices quite reasonable. Free wifi.

We stayed nearby and dined at Golfini three fabulous times. Great staff, incredible fresh fish and…read moreslam dunk views. John was our favorite waiter and kept us entertained and well fed.

This is such a cute bar in Lisbon! I loved their unique spin on drinks! I got a pickled martini,…read morewhich was so delicious! They have a vintage photo booth, which is also a fun touch!

Cool environment in Lisbon to visit for a night time drink. Visited twice and they had tasty…read moredrinks. The bartenders are nice and speak some English. A couple of tables around to casually sit at and chat. Our drinks were well made.