An average airport lounge before passport control…read more It was busy when we arrived at 1:20, but it quieted down a bit by 2pm. The food is so-so; two bartenders are great, as is the entire staff, and I got to try two reds. It has a shower. On my way to wash my hands, I found a quiet spot near the bathrooms: a seat and a wall--super calm. My machine-made cappuccino comes out sweet: I don't remember what I pressed - must be a senior moment.

A lounge for those heading back across the Atlantic…read more Atlantico Lounge is located in the non-Schengen international zone within Lisbon Airport. It is the first venue immediately after Passport Controls from the domestic zone. This is TAP Air Portugal's lounge for international flights and is smaller in size compared to their Tejo flagship lounge. It is accessible for Star Alliance premium passengers. The lounge is smaller and typically quieter but I found it quite busy in the afternoon period with many passengers packed in with loose jackets in preparation for flights to colder climates. There is only one self-serve area with a small variety of hot foods, along with pastries, and drinks. Food variety included caldo verde soup, sliced chorizo, salad and pastel da nata plus other pastries for a Portuguese touch. Among the limited table seating, there was a partitioned section for small groups to recharge. There were no shower rooms in this lounge, and only one of each drink station for espresso, fountain drinks, juice and minibar. If you have a domestic connecting flight, the front desk here will refer you past Passport Controls to Tejo lounge instead, saving you from delays. Skip it or hit it? Atlantico can get crammed in peak hours so TAP's flagship Tejo lounge was our better option in the same Lisbon airport.

This came as one of the highest rated restaurants in Ericeira and it did not disappoint. Make a…read morereservation - they get super busy and fill up quickly. The menu changes frequently and I will be dreaming about the ceviche for a long time. The steak however, was disappointing, it didn't even have a sear and was super salty, tasted almost like they just boiled it. Stick to the fish which is where they THRIVE

Unreal, the view, the food, the vibe!!! Best Gluten free…read moreFrench fries ever They have a separate frier Then had the ceviche, again so fresh and flavorful! Best experience. And of course lovely wine. Service was perfect

I've been visiting since they opened, which was well before the surge of Portuguese craft beer…read more Now they carry more Portuguese beers and a really good number on tap. My only wish is that these is more of a way to help navigate the canned selection. I know a lot about beer but it's hard to decide on these because there isn't much in the way of write ups, just suggestions from whomever is there working or drinking. I normally stick with the tap, in general. I suggest taking the drinks out by the park on nice days. I really like this little area.

If you are tired of the pathetic choice of Sagres and Super Bock, and yearn for something…read moredifferent, especially something darker and more flavorful, then you have to head to this place. This place has quite a nice selection of beer, for a small store. Mostly European, and I was excited to see all the BrewDog from Scotland and Mikkeller from Denmark. Also surprised to see many Rogue Ale's beers, even on draft as well. There is a shelf for Portuguese craft, some from Lisbon. The girl working there, Ann Marie, is the best. She's really knowledgeable about the beer. When I asked her about a label, she'd tell me - their best beer is XXX, which I don't have right now, but of the two I have, this one is better. She is honest about her opinion - they waited six month to get this beer, she was really excited to try it but felt rather let down. She also enjoys giving trivia - the label Electric Nurse from Denmark comes from the occupations of the founders - one is an electrician and the other a nurse. She lets me sample the draft before deciding which one I want. Last but not least, she is diligent with regular sampling of the beer to ensure quality. ; ) The place has a relaxed vibe, with some games and books for entertainment. We just sat at the bar and chatted with locals, about beer, food, and everything. A really lovely way to spend an afternoon of our vacation, rather than hurrying around like crazy tourists. If you prefer, Praça Das Flores is just across the street, a park where you can totally enjoy a little corner of nature. Beers are not cheap here. The bottles costs over €3 each, and drafts mostly €4-6. Whereas a Sagres usually costs me €2 or so. However, if you don't feel it's worth paying extra to support craft and quality beer, then by all means stay with your Super Bock.

After walking all around Sintra for about 4-5 hours, we were ready for a little coffee/wine stop…read more Our good friends, Jen & Tyler stopped in here for wine and charcuterie and recommended it, so we stopped in too. Unfortunately, all the outside tables on the patio and sidewalk were booked. We got a little table inside which was pretty hot, but it was nice to sit for a minute and enjoyed a glass of wine and a beer, while our daughter got a cappuccino.

Good sandwiches, good and fast service, amazing view! Great place to eat at after exploring the…read moreNational Palace of Sintra.

Amazing food, wine and service!!! Came here at the recommendation of a local to get away from the…read moretourist area. It is only 10 minutes walk and it is worth it! Loved sampling all the tapas and wine recommendations were on point. Favorite items veal carpaccio, pork cheek in port wine sauce, mini mushroom burgers and the asparagus stuffed mushrooms. Great place. Highly recommend!

Wonderful restaurant. Food, service, ambience--all excellent. The garlic shrimp and broad bean…read moresalad were stand-outs, but honestly, it seemed like we couldn't go wrong. And the service was, somewhat unusually for this city, warm, efficient, and super-hospitable. Can't recommend highly enough.

Jamie W and I figured out that there are two gay-focused areas in Lisbon. It appeared that Barrio…read moreAlto is where the louder and younger bars and dance clubs are congregated. Not our scene. We presumed Principe Real is Lisbon's mellower gayborhood. Embedded in an affluent residential area, this is where we headed after a full day in Belem. Despite some navigational challenges, this bar was our first stop. If you happen to gravitate toward the bulkier, more hirsute members of your brethren, this is the low-key bar for you. Initially we were confused by the smattering of straight couples hanging in the front patio, but when we entered, the gay element was much more prominent. Groups of gregarious men in tanktops were at the various hi-top tables. Lonelier bears hung out at the smallish counter. It wasn't that crowded even though it was a balmy night. We managed to secure a table for ourselves and had a couple of refreshing 8,5€ Expresso Martinis (Photo 7). No thumping music, more '90's dance pop. It was quite chill. COCKTAILS - 4 stars...smooth libations AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...chill inside, patio seemed more like a straight area SERVICE - 4 stars...nice bartender, helpful TOTAL - 4 stars...a quieter bear den RELATED - Exploring Lisbon? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/qi-D5O-t1O

Awesome Drag show night, was a great night and a lots of fun with my friends. Recommend it to…read moreeveryone to try it out

Stumbled upon this place, headed to our dinner reservations and decided to stop in for a glass of…read morewine. Beautiful place with super helpful servers. We grabbed a couple seats at the bar for a glass of wine. Great spot to watch the gentleman slicing ham and making gorgeous charcuterie boards. So the next night, we went for dinner after seeing all the amazing plates the night before. Food was lovely. Wine was fantastic. Service was great with amazing suggestions.

Nice place with excellent service. Menu isn't super exciting though and is definitely priced for…read moretourists. They have WiFi and the menu is in English so I guess it comes with the territory. The bathrooms are clean and there's plenty of seating, although it did get busy around mealtimes. The wine list, as expected, is large and primarily stacked with Portuguese wines. The Douro whites were fantastic. I enjoyed the couvert although it was nothing special. The salad, however, was large and excellent for a mere €5. Would return as a utilitarian and easy wine bar option.

Very disappointing, save your money if you can. The team of CEO Suzana Barros cares very little for…read moreupholding their advertised culinary experience and much prefer short-terms gains over the well-being of their customers. The staff is highly untrained, management is rude, and the food is mediocre at best. There are many other great restaurants in Lisbon that will deliver a better culinary experience that this one.

Great location, wonderful experience at this gastrobar The…read morecheese plate is superb. Service very friendly and helpful