Delicious sandwiches made from fresh focaccia bread. We arrived at 11:16am but the bread wasn't…read morefinished baking until 11:30 so you'd probably want to arrive around noon. We tried the fig sandwich with honey and almonds, and the pork sandwich. We got one combo which included a side (home made sweet potato chips) and a fresh berry juice that wasn't too sweet / tasted good for you. The owner was lovely and you could feel his passion and enthusiasm for food. Excellent service ! Excellent fresh food! Cute / warm decor! I would definitely recommend going here. They only have a month left before they open a new location that's more central - which is sure to be packed - so patronise this location while you still can.

One of the only late night options in Alfama and we loved…read moreit. The bartender is jokey and if you're lucky he'll prank you. We enjoyed the bifana the most and came back for more but all the snacks are good. The drinks are carefully prepared despite the place feeling divey. Awesome secret spot. No frills.

I didn't want a fancy/expensive restaurant, just a sandwich. A local restaurant greeter sent me to…read morethis tiny cafe. My pork sandwich and fries were very good as was the service. I heard another patron say that the vegetarian (or vegan?) sandwich was excellent. The cook told her that she makes the "meat" in-house. Going 4 stars because it's not a gourmet restaurant but there was nothing wrong.

Had lunch here on our last day of a 20 day Spain & Portugal tour. So glad we did... simple lunch…read moreof a roast pork sandwich and a beer and it was a perfect ending to our trip... it was delicious... add the mustard!

Yelp Europe is pretty tricky. There isn't a huge following and therefore reviews are often skewed…read moreby tourists (like me). I came here as a result of yelp. I though my pork sandwich was decent. Why don't they serve it warm? It would've been another star higher if that were the case. The fresh juices are warm too. What's that about? Service. Not the most friendly. I tried my best Portuguese and the guy was like, I speak English. Okay then... I added the spicy oil which made my sandwich better. We were also given potato chips/crisps, and charged a euro. No surprise there.

My wife was in the next door "D. Afonso o Gordo" for Fado night. Since our Bulldog was with us, I…read morewaited outside. Dogs aren't allowed inside restaurants in Portugal, but the waiter here was friendly enough to serve me some drinks, while I was on the sidewalk with my dog. And I'm thankful for that. I had a beer and a glass of portuguese red wine. Beer was nice and cold and the wine of good quality. Prices fair. The restaurant itself looked very cozy and sure is fun to spend an hour or two. But I was happy just to get anything at all. So with the beer and wine in my hand time just flew by :)