This is a charming cafe with homemade deserts produced by locals. They also serve a good quality…read morecoffee. It was recommended to me by a local as the best place to get the Pastel de Nata, a famous Portuguese custard tart. I haven't tried the pastel de nata yet (took two of them away). I will report later on that. Their carrot cake with chocolate glaze was so good, I had to order the second one right away in case I will never have a chance to come back at this cafe. I found the quality of their coffee very good as well. Service is welcoming. The ambience is calm and inviting. P.S. Update on the pastel de nata. It's really really good! Soft enough on top and hard enough at the bottom. There are very few places in Portugal where they take it to such a perfection.

Our first night in Lisbon we asked the guy at the hotel for a recommendation, something within…read morewalking distance of, good local food, not too fussy. This was it exactly. The food was excellent, the service was so attentive. They really wanted us to enjoy ourselves and we did! It was busy but we weren't hurried at all. A beautiful fall night on the patio. And very reasonably priced

Espaço 39 Degraus is a quaint, cozy cafe hidden inside a building that houses a film museum. I…read morewould never have discovered such a nice eatery without the help of Yelp and some locals who pointed me in the right direction a couple of times once I got into the building. The food was very tasty and my server was helpful in selecting it and then checking on me periodically throughout my meal to see if I needed anything else. One thing that was a little disappointing was that as soon as I was seated, another server brought me a couvert course of breads, butter and cheese. I was delighted to have this to enjoy while my food was prepared. I thought it was complimentary but it was NOT! I saw it was charged as €5 on my bill. Not that I could not pay it but I should have been asked if it was not included. I was obviously not a local as I was speaking another language. Overall, I would recommend Espaço 39 Degraus, and I would dine there again if I had the chance.

Cerca Moura is an eclectic little pace. We were pleasantly surprised how good the food is. This…read morewas the best pasteleis de bacalhau (codfish cakes) are the best we had in Lisbon. They are fluffy, lite and flavorful.

It's a great place to sit outdoors, have a beer or glass of wine, grab some lunch, and people…read morewatch..You'll be doing a lot of watching because there are a lot of people around and service is on the slow side. Make that VERY slow. Can't figure out why either, wasn't crowded, ordered soup and a beer and it took forever! The fish soup was lackluster and didn't have either fish or flavor. But the beer was cold and it felt great to lounge around and take a break from a hot day. Would I go back? No. But I'm feeling generous with the rating because I enjoyed the experience.

in the summer, the best relaxing place in the city, with a spectacular view over tagus river (rio…read moretejo)

**EAT HERE**Returned after eating here in 2023 and was not disappointed! 2 friends and I enjoyed…read morethe fresh soup and bread. Employees are so nice and helpful. Clean bathrooms and environment. I highly recommend stopping in to grab food after walking around the area.

A hidden gem inside the museum--peaceful ambiance, friendly staff, and delicious local dishes…read more Perfect for a relaxing break after exploring. A true taste of Lisbon's charm and hospitality.