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.

Lisboa Bar is everything you could hope to find in a bar. Amazing views from their patio rooftop. A…read moreselection of decently priced drinks. Friendly service. A mix of tourists and locals. Came here on our last night in Lisbon to enjoy a few last caipirinhas with a view, and this place did not disappoint. We were served pretty much immediately after taking a look at the extensive bar menu and picking our poison. I went with the black caipirinha, my partner stuck to the traditional one. We walked around the back to access the upstairs patio which was relatively empty when we first got there, but filled up considerably as the night went on. You can see the top of the castle lit up at night from the rooftop patio as well as lots of the city, which is really a sight to see. Our drinks were strong and well made. Definitely stop by at some point during your trip to Lisbon!

Dropped into Lisboa Bar in the Middle of an African walking tour of Lisbon. It's a nice rooftop…read moresituation where you can view the surrounding area and take in the vibes. Drinks were pretty good. Had a nice passionfruit drink and a few beers.

Came here for a quick drink. Got a gin and tonic and caprinah. They were 7 euros each. The service…read morewas friendly and fast. The gin and tonic came in a nice wine glass. They also have plastic cups in case you want to take it on the road The bar is very small, maybe has around 10 small tables.

My husband and I went in last night & it was definitely a cool vibe, we were going to bar hop but…read moreended up staying there all night. Everyone was super friendly & they have a bartender that likes to make specialty drinks! I had an espresso martini & it was delicious Would definitely recommend this place !

This is a charming spot in Lisbon. It was a great find because I'd been having nothing but Super…read moreBocks my entire visit to Lisbon and having some craft beer was fantastic! I was immediately drawn to a 16 ounce sour I saw in a case, and that's what I started out with. It was delicious and I thoroughly enjoyed it, though it set me back 7 euros. Next I went with a draft beer that while not as good, was affordable. DeBru is small and can only seat about 15 people max inside (and that would be very uncomfortable). But it is clean and the furniture arrangement works. Plus there are outdoor tables and chairs that can accommodate overflow.

Great co-working space. Realized the wifi in my AirBnB wasn't going to cut it for my video calls…read moreand the connection at DeBru was super reliable for a string of calls with video and video-sharing. Cute location with great local artists on display, friendly staff, and cheap beer on tap. Downsides are no AC so it can get hot, especially in the sun, and if there's noise outside it carries in. 10 euro minimum spend to use wifi/electricity for a prolonged period of time. 15 euro minimum for a co-working desk that is a little more tucked away from the noise. Short stays are free. Open late. 5 stars for co-working experience, was a huge relief to get reliable wifi. (We didn't taste the food).

As I continue to slowly get through the large list of review drafts I wrote when I was in Portugal,…read moreat this point, a bit over 3 months ago, in no particular order... this was one of two places that ended up on my list of places I had to try a famous bifana sandwich when I was in Lisbon, the other being As Bifanas do Afonso, a review draft I also need to finish. So, the *vibe* of this place, I'd call... packed and frenetic. Inside, it's cramped, load and chaotic, which I personally liked less (outside seemed calmer, other than the fact that it kept raining off and on.) It wasn't immediately clear how to get a seat (answer: you can just take one if you see one that's free). It was unclear initially, too, how you were supposed to order (a waiter will see you eventually, maybe, but you can also just give your order to the bar). Was also unclear initially how I was supposed to pay when I was done (see above.) But at least there *were* seats and an inside, unlike at As Bifanas the day before, where it was also raining... For all of that, though, I'd 100% come back here again if I were in Lisbon, assuming the quality hadn't gone down or the prices way up, of course. As of now about 3 months ago, it was a great sandwich (I thought a little better than the other bifana I had the day earlier, though they were both great.) Great bread, great meat, great cheese, and also great condiments, which, like at As Bifanas, were self-serve, so you could put a whole bunch on if you wanted, which you do. I also had a bowl of an extremely good vegetable soup with it, and paired it with another local drink I finally got the chance to try here, a weird combo that works surprisingly well, beer mixed with vermouth. All for 7.50 euros. Just wish I'd been hungrier! I still wouldn't wait in line for an hour, though. Very things I would do that for. Good thing I only had to wait like 5 minutes. :p

When we arrived, the establishment was hopping. All the tables were completely filled. We elected…read moreto stand at the bar, rather than wait for a table. We felt like locals as many locals were also standing at the counter and eating. Our two Bifana pork sandwiches were great. The buns are super soft, and you have the choice of adding mustard and or vinegar, which is on the counter. We ate our sandwiches along with a beer. A good time was had by all, and it's a fun experience with both the staff and visitors being animated and lively

Great spot to enjoy beer, conversation and games. The staff pay close attention to details in and…read moreeverything is remarkably clean and well kept. We had a great time chatting with the staff, especially, Nia. All were friendly and hospitable.

This was a place I was really excited about. My husband and I walked down to another restaurant to…read moreeat and passed by and saw the big chalk sign out front that said "Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten Free!"... I have Celiac disease and so navigating food when traveling is always an experience for me and I immediately tagged this place as one we would return to. Sadly, when we went and I said I needed to be gluten-free and asked if they had a separate menu when I only saw three items the server said "We really don't have a lot." ...then why is it advertised in huge letters on the sign outside? Felt strange. The service was exceptional of course - none of this at all is a condemnation of the employees - they were all great and attentive and helpful... I just think the advertising of the menu and branding needs... some rework? The check arrived with major sticker shock for fries, wings, and sangria (that was way way too sweet). We spend a good amount of our disposable income on dining out, with intent, and the value ratio for this one was... off. Environment? Very chill neighborhood "burger bar" type place. There are some couches and lots of art on the walls for purchase and pretty extensive beer list - larger than I had seen at any other restaurant in Alfama and beyond.

Amazing spot for brunch in Portugal. The restaurant is slightly tucked away off the main road, so…read moreyou may need to walk inside a bit to find it, but it's absolutely worth it. Seating can be a little limited during busy hours, but the food and atmosphere more than make up for it. They have a lot of great vegetarian options, the staff was very friendly and welcoming, and the coffee was excellent. Definitely a place I'd come back to.

Agreed with others that it feels touristy, but I still enjoyed my brunch. I had a coffee and an…read moreacai bowl, which was delicious. Waiter was friendly. Interior is nicely decorated.

Delirium Tremens was a great place to pop in to enjoy some of my favorite beer while in Lisbon! The…read moreplace is spacious and laid-back with plenty of delicious beer on tap, many of which I have never seen before. Staff is friendly and bartender is attentive. The location is easy to access and it's a great spot to try when you're out and about for a walk.

I found this place on recommendation from my travel company. It was just the right place to spend a…read morehot Monday afternoon after a long day of travel. I chose a quaint short table with two stools in window, open to the street. The menu was easily available in Portuguese and English by scanning a QRC on the table. I ordered a Delirium Tremens, a golden pale ale, claimed to have been elected as the best beer in the world. With easily an inch and a half head, the beer was indeed tasty. I chose the Delirium Portuguese Clams, a new menu, of steamed clams with ample garlic and focaccia. The clams were fabulous! Paying was as easy as scanning the QRC again. Having said that, service was still fabulous and my server checked on me several times without being overbearing. The music was fantastic, without being so loud you couldn't relax.