Small and lovely cafe with delicious Portuguese pastries! Had my first Pastel de Nata from the trip…read morehere and it did not disappoint

Inspired by the "poetry of the city," Chiado Caffe is a nondescript shop on Rua do Loreto, its…read moreproximity to city-center yielding plentiful foot traffic including mostly locals who stop in early for Coffee and Pastry. Proudly proclaiming on-site production of approximately two-dozen items, mostly the same as those seen elsewhere, abrupt service appears to be the standard regardless of spoken language while indoor seating is narrow but benefitted by free Wi-Fi. Again starting and ending with Pastel de Nata, cool to touch despite arriving five minutes after opening, Chiado Caffe's version is neither bad nor memorable, though the bready "Almond Croissant" is an abomination stuffed with store-bought Frangipane while the Almond Tart fares better thanks to candied and slivered Nuts.

Royale is an innovative cafe cooking delicious Portuguese food that combines flavors from around…read morethe world in a simple, comfortable setting. It has been my favorite for years and I always return to it when I'm in Lisbon. The food has grown as lush as the vertical garden in the patio, which was the first of its kind I had ever seen ten years ago. I order appetizer, main course, dessert, and coffee at the Royale because it's all scrumptious.

We are visiting Lisbon for the weekend and came here for Easter brunch. It was lovely! We sat…read moreoutside and had great food and drink (sangria is amazing!). Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a nice brunch in a quieter area. FYI we also saw someone get their bag swiped at the restaurant next door. So be mindful with your bags!

Or last night in Portugal we came to this local little place adjacent to a cute little park. We…read moresat outside under lights from the park. The place is delightful and the food was excellent. We had salad, garlic shrimp, grilled vegetables and shrimp with garlic linguini. Delightful. A perfect dinner in a beautiful spot for a wonderful experience. And the service was just as good.

This restaurant will always hold a special place in my heart because it's where I had my first…read moreintroduction to bacalhau and it was the best version of the dish I've ever had! My friend and I were hungry but it wasn't 7 yet (when most establishments open). We saw some folks outside Pao de Canela and asked to be seated inside. We were quickly seated at a inner table and given menus. I ordered a beer and the Bacalhau de Lisboa, not knowing in the moment this would be a life changer! The beer, the Super Bock, is ok. I've had it a few times and it's decent basic beer, like a Stella Artois. I was sipping it when my entree was delivered. I didn't immediately know what to make of the bacalhau, but I dug in. Ohh, what a wonderful taste! It was a mesh of salted fish and hash brown potatoes with some sprinkles on top. I ate the whole thing in no time and wished I had more. I got a brownie with gelato for dessert and that was fantastic too. The space itself was immaculately clean and the staff were friendly and helpful, especially given some of the language barrier. I enjoyed the initial visit so much I went back again the next day for more bacalhau and it was just as good. Only difference was I ordered a side of veggies to enhance the meal. I will be around the area for another week and I think I'll stop by for dinner again before I return to the states.

An amazing place!! Food is delicious and the atmosphere is very cozy and charming. Service is fast…read moreand polite. I had a French Toast and a red velvet croissant. The French Toast was amazing! Very soft bread, with bacon, an egg on the top (with uncooked creamy yolk) and creamy cheese and blueberries aside. The croissant is brioche style, I'm not really a fan. It was a little too heavy. It has a nut cream on top (really good) and a chocolate filling (not necessary). I didn't like the chocolate...but, again, it's is due to my taste. I gave it to my friend and she loved it! My friend had a pancake with honey and they were delicious!! Also the juice (apple, pear and cinnamon) was deic Overall it think it really worths the price! I would definitely come back!!

Delicious. I had the red velvet croissant and the Espresso Choupana. The croissants was more like…read morered velvet brioche but that seems to be all the croissants here

Service is wonderful Food is delicious…read more Views are spectacular. Been coming to the restaurant regularly whenever I visit Lisboa

This was our last meal in Lisbon and we very much enjoyed it! Throughout the dining experience, the…read moreservice was efficient and friendly which was much appreciated. They have a beautiful location right next to Miradouro de Santa Catarina which is an amazing place to watch a sunset. The area of the restaurant we sat in was open air but covered whereas the other half was open air uncovered! It was very hot that day and we were all fanning ourselves constantly and the power actually went out 3 or 4 times while we were there! For my meal I had the chicken curry and cheesecake for dessert. Both really fantastic items. The chicken curry stood out to me because I had not had anything else like it in Lisbon so far. Loved the flavors of it.

Discovered the most delightful Portuguese restaurant down a little passageway off Rue Garret…read more We split the Salada de Queijo which is prepared for two. The freshest butter lettuce with honey goat cheese, walnuts, grapes and cherry tomatoes. We also shared the Bacalhau a Bras, a traditional Portuguese dish of salted cod and potatoes. Delicious! The ambience is romantic , elegant and beautiful. Our server, Rafael made it a memorable experience. Obragada

Tucked away behind a small flower shop in chiado shopping area…read more Loved their food Octopus rice Shrimp in garlic butter A delightful surprise

With a close proximity to the Time Out market, this made the perfect stopping point to just sit…read moredown and grab an espresso or latte. They also have delicious home made ice coffee, reasonably priced and large in size. The coffeehouse ambience here was amazing which is why we loved our visit here so much!

What I remember best from this place is the apple pie... So definitely go get that. I was lucky and…read moregot the last slice that day (it was fresh). Staff was really nice and the place is cute. Never had a real meal there but I should probably take care of that soon.

This cute cafe is in a great location in the Rossio in Lisbon. They offer indoor and outdoor…read moredining. They have a full bar and an extensive menu. It's perfect for enjoying a light meal or a full dinner. Great for groups too. Staff is friendly and service is always good. Always one of our stops when we visit Lisbon.

This place was just OK. It was very glossy and fancy. I liked the area in the front of the…read morerestaurant better than once you got back into the dining area. We just had a charcuterie board and a couple of cocktails. You can tell it's a touristy restaurant by the laminated menus - I get it, but am not a super fan of those. We had a lot of fun people watching. Table next to us of all men, trying to outdo each other with their over the top fish orders. Pleasant enough restaurant, just not an amazing standout.