This place was a treasure to find, great service and atmosphere, excellent value. Tasty food and…read morecoffee. I had the English breakfast which for €6.50 came with orange juice, coffee, a stack of toast, scrambled eggs and bacon all of which was delicious. Highly recommended.

Quick stop in for a pastry and espresso, standing-at-the-counter style. Inexpensive. Many locals…read morepop in and out, from older couples, to businessmen, to students. Cozy vibe. Not sure about sitting down or having a more extensive meal. Seems possible, but I didn't try. One important note: Yelp + Google maps directs you to the wrong place. Google the cafe's name instead and you will get correct location (intersection of R. Aurea and R. Vitoria, NOT R. Comercia).

Great meat packed sandwiches or just make your own, and make them as long as you want. Great for…read morequick bites or as a remedy for hangover. Lovely staff.

This was the best meal we had in Portugal. Besides the food being great, the drink we had was also…read morewonderful (passion fruit sangria). The ambiance of the restaurant is very nice, they have live music and an outdoor terrace seating with a nice view. The service was fantastic, our waitress was so sweet. This was a very pleasant experience and I would recommend it to anyone coming to Lisbon!

This place is awesome! If you go out the doors of the Ancient Art museum and look left-the glass…read morebox restaurant is Le Chat! I had a beer and a helluva view! What a fabulous view! We sat outside and had drinks and a cheese plate- delicious and reasonable. They have an English menu so you won't have to struggle if you speak English- and they're very nice. You can eat outside or inside. There is a ramp leading to the restaurant which you will find if you walk down and to the left as you exit the Ancient Art museum. There is also a lovely little park with a nice view directly behind the restaurant. Cabs are super easy to find on the street the Ancient Art museum is on. We always managed to pick one up very quickly.

A futuristic, glass-enclosed cafe that overlooks a wide reflecting pool with lots of outdoor…read moreseating. I visited with a friend one afternoon and we kicked back with a couple of drinks. While they do have a fairly full bar, the staff (or at least the staff member we got that day) isn't very knowledgeable on drink recipes. I ordered a Cuba Libre ... Rum & Coke with a slice of lime ... but the guy gave me Rum & Pepsi with lemon with great confusion across his face. :-P Other than that, their food menu looks pretty good though notably limited. We didn't partake in any munchies as we were slated to have dinner elsewhere later on. An interesting place to swing by if you want a decidedly different view of Lisbon.

Well priced light breakfast and lunch items along with a wide variety of drinks. Sit back and take…read morein the views and watch dogs splash in the water.

Terrific place, Free Wi-Fi, great burguers, waitresses Very polite, lovely music and decoration. I…read morewill for sure come back If ever in Lisbon again

Worst experience in Lisbon. Awful food, burgers consist mainly of bread and the quality isn't just…read morethere. The worst being the service. The waitress was just trying to scam us by saying that we didn't order the set menu although what we ordered were exactly what the set menu consisted of. The waitress is very rude and impolite and acted like we were wrong but accepted to correct it at the end.

Sweet service. Menu in English :) always a plus for us tourists…read more Lots of awesome food items on the menu to choose from too. Good weekly deals and morning deals. There's four different sizes in sandwiches from mini to large and it starts at less than €1.00! First time having white coffee. Not bad :) The three of us shared a goat cheese walnut sandwich (small). The cheese ratio was crazy good! Check the pic. Free wifi, neat decor, and plenty of seating. Definitely coming back.

This is a great little café next to the Gulbenkian Gardens…read more I love coming here on a weekday during lunch and have a sandwich (they have a lot of different breads, I usually go for the "bolo do caco" with salmon+cream cheese+tomato+lettuce) and one of their iced teas. That is usually my lunch there and I pay around 5 euros I think, so that's a good price. They always have amazing looking desserts but so far I've only tried the lemon meringue pie (yummy). I also ate brunch here one day and let me tell you: the brunch for two is amazing value. It is SO MUCH FOOD and not expensive at all. You won't need to eat the rest of the day, promise. Well, unless you eat A LOT. Which is ok. Cool. If you're around the area I definitely recommend going here. Oh, and they have free wifi. The password is: fermento