What an affordable restaurant! I can't believe the sooo and sandwich combo is less than 5 euros…read more The green soup was delicious and the sandwich was filled with pieces of sausage.

This place is one of those eateries that have existed across generations and become an institution…read moreby itself. It's a place frequented by the locals but thankfully not many tourists know of this. Hence the price level is low and the food is great. Value for money at its best. You walk in through the old solid wood doors and come to a place that is at once charming and old age. The service was quick and efficient and friendly. All in all a great experience.

Fresh breakfast. Good serving size. Coffee is delicious and pastry so fresh and tasty. The…read moreowners run this bakery and you can always get goodies to go and enjoy the freshness.

We visited Pastelaria Coimbra before hoping on a tour bus to another city. It was good in a pinch,…read morebut doesn't quite compare to most other places we've been in Lisbon. Service was great, but the food was mostly all the same bread, with icing/sugar added to it. Pastel de natas were okay, but pale in comparison to the more famous spots. Our cappuccinos were also not that great sadly. Prices were low which was nice. I would grab a snack or two from here if on the go, but probably wouldn't stop and make a meal out of it again.

Fábrica dos Sabores is great value for your money with a full menu of baked goods, brunch foods,…read morecoffee, juices and wine. The location is quiet and spacious, there's free 5G WiFi and it's close to the metro station. The menu is all in Portuguese, but the wait staff is friendly and can help with translation. If you're looking for the best Pastéis de Nata in town, this isn't your spot, but as a bang-for-buck, full-service cafe, it does the job quite nicely.

Great food and incredible pasta. Extra cheese on their pasta. Not very busy on a Friday afternoon…read more(1230). Friendly staff.

Nice quiet place to take a rest I got an americano and two pastel de nata!…read more *** Be sure to look for the ticket machine to take a ticket to order from the counter! Reminds Ms of the delis in NYC

GREAT ARCHITECTURE: This is the heart of the city with the stunning plazas, architecture,…read moremonuments and museums. There is a lot of history in this area and for some time as you stroll, you will only see the impressive structures. As you venture away from the plaza, you will find the branching streets are very similar to the districts of Bairro Alto and Chiado with culture, food and shops. I would recommend a full day here to view the structures and visit the museums.

Small restaurant with mighty flavours! PLEASE RESERVE as there are only 6 tables and at least 10…read morewalk-in groups were turned away. I HIGHLY recommend the octopus rice. The portion is HUGE! I think it can definitely feed 4-6 people. I'm glad I double checked my orders with the server (also owner?) so I didn't over order.

A lovely gem in the tourist area of Lisbon. The food was very cheap at just 10 euros for a 3 course…read moremeal plus a glass of wine. It was not Michelin star level but tasted very homely. The best part was the host who was a very friendly and kind man and spoke with a soft voice. He offered to let us charge our phones and gave us complementary wine after the meal. Would definitely recommend this restaurant!

We stumbled in here without prior research and discovered very good pastries, beer, and even soup…read moreat an excellent price. It seems like a spot the locals love as well! The service was very kind. Come here to support local! Please note this spot is cash only!

Found this little shop after a day of walking all over Lisboa and needed a little coffee pick me…read moreup. This is one of those places that many people would pass by and not try, because it is so unassuming. I went in and ordered a galao and an orange cake. The cost was extremely reasonable. This is definitely a place that locals would frequent. The cake was delicious and a great place to sit down for a break.

Warm welcome here. Very traditional pasteleria cosy and simple. For a quick inexpensive lunch to a…read moresweet delicacy this is the place to go. No frills, no superfluous unneeded stuffs, just the pleasure to stay and share tasty plates. We got fish plate (with rice, tomatoes and fries) and thinly sliced pork steaks. Merry waitress eager to please us. Returned for morning breakfasts... We love the bright atmosphere

O Marques is located in a narrow alleyway close to Rossio station. The restaurant was busy but we…read morewere seated right away. They do have an outdoor seating area as well. This looks to be a popular restaurant for some locals and tourists. The menu is pretty straight forward and serving up the most popular Portuguese and Lisbon fare. Some of the staff do not speak English. The food took some time to come out due to miscommunication with the older server who didn't speak English. The other server was able to resolve our issue and fix up our order. The prices here are very reasonable and the portions are huge. I wish I found this place sooner because every dish that came out of the kitchen looked delicious. As for our steaks, my Tbone had nice flavour and was juicy. The only critique would be the cooking consistency of the steak. There some parts medium rare and other parts well done. The steak was served with fries. You can add additional side of rice or salad for additional cost. The steak with Portuguese sauce was served with egg on top and gravy. The steak was well done instead of medium rare which we would prefer. The fries were served on the side so they won't get soggy from the gravy. Next time we will try the cod fish which comes fried, grilled or boiled. I saw alot of patrons ordering the fried sausage and the cow steak with chips, rice and egg. I recommend coming here early and prepare to wait if you are larger party. The prices are really reasonable and the portions were generous. The beers here were ice cold and smooth. The desserts are good too and we will try this place again before we leave Lisbon.

My hotel (Rossio Boutique Hotel) recommended this restaurant my first night because I wanted…read moredelicious local food in walking distance(slightly jet -lagged). I ordered the grilled cod and I hope they don't get tired of me if I'm here everyday for my 5 day trip. I dipped the bread in the garlic butter remains after the cod and potatoes dish. I ate while others were standing at the door waiting to get in for a table. I felt so lucky but a little bad because they got there a little late for dinner, so come exactly at 7pm if you want a good seat for dinner. The locals all ordered the steak, so that's my choice for tomorrow. Yes, I know there are other places that might be fancier, but I chose quality protein with food that does not require extra salt and pepper. No salt and pepper at each table =a confident chef. My highest recommendation for the first day when you are slightly jet lagged and need a consistent, solid protein boost from your flight. It also respects your budget for those who have other splurges to invest in during your trip.