We tried this place because it looked good but turned out really bad , everything was tasteless and…read morethe meat is not seasoned. The falafel sandwich is an abomination and shouldn't be served at all, the fixings they put on top of the sandwiches don't have distinct flavor . The shawarma sandwich was probably the best thing out of this mess. We tried the vegetarian carrot soup and it was unique and tasted good. We also tried the Brazilian fruit drink and it didn't taste like anything . I would skip this place

Great beer, quaint / awesome location & friendly staff. Get the Super Bock, amazing.read more

Very friendly staff, tasty food, and great service…read more We found Belém 2 a 8 completely by happy-accident and decided to stop in. Food was wonderful, atmosphere was cozy. My wife and I have been married for 35 years but coming to Belém it felt like we were kids again on a date. Something about the place feels fresh.

Still in Portugal and have visited Belém and this restaurant for the second time because its that…read moregood. It's tuck in at the end of the busy street. The food is amazing especially their sea bass. Always hard to cook fish but in this case it's again perfection the crust and potatoes delicious. The serving is priced appropriately and the ambiance is quite nice and cozy!

From the owner: Hamburguer artesanal em vários pães, especialmente em bolo do caco, saladas diversas, hot-dog,…read moreprego especial, pita shoarma ( kebab), sandes em baguete.

Amazing. Great cuisine. Great service. Wine service was beyond great. They kept uncorking bottles…read moreuntil the perfect wine for us appeared. Oh. Great ambiance too. Did I mention it was great.

Located in a very touristy neighborhood but... If you're…read morelooking for a small and out of the big crowd path, gastronomic small but full menu and awesome wine + Porto to choose and/or be guided through, this would be a good place to try. My freind had the pork belly, crispy tasty yummy! I had the cod, found it too dry, but the sauce and veggies were very tasty. We were offered to taste between 2 wine under the waiters suggestions according to the kind we prefer and after dinner we had another tasing for older wine. Lovely dining experience. The place is very small and can only take around 12 guests, it is very busy during lunch so strongly suggest to make a reservation.

We made reservation for dinner and were seated inside around the bar area-- first i was taking…read moreaback, but actually really liked it as you can see your dish ( and other dishes) being put together ( they cook at the kitchen then bring all parts of it to the bar area and someone does the magic to bring / put it all together with souses and decorations.... then they put dish in front and explain about the dish -- Michelin guide serves. Everything we ordered we loved it. Service was fantastic: polite, fun, friendly. Price was right-- they do add 10% service fees-- but in this particular case we did not mind to pay for it. Highly recommend

Cute little restaurant on the main street in Belem. Visited mid-week, no reservation. They let me…read morehave a seat in the main seating area around the main big bar. The staff wasn't very friendly but took my order quickly and food was quick. Tasted wonderful. Note: they put a bread basket in front of you and charge you if you eat it, without ordering it.

This restaurent closed more about 2 years according to the shop that took over the location, i am…read moresubmitting it to YELP but want to make sure no one goes looking for it in the mean time

Best service and food. Had the veal medallions and also tried the wild boar. The girls had salmon…read moreand whitefish. Definitely a great place to go. Highly recommended.

O Prado is great for traditional Portuguese food. Just far enough from the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos,…read moreBelém Tower, and Monument to the Discoveries to be less touristy, but still close enough to walk. Everyone in here was speaking Portuguese and you could tell it was genuinely a place that people who live in Belém enjoy going to. Our server was friendly and joked with us, but also was very patient given that it was my whole family and we didn't speak much Portuguese. I ordered fried cod which came with lots of toppings and chips. The cod was fresh and flaky, and the chips tasted homemade. The only drawback was that it was sitting in a pool of olive oil so some of the chips got soggy, but that seems to be the style for cod here. Overall, we really enjoyed our meal and were happy to try some more traditional Portuguese food!

Belem has a lot going on in a concentrated area but this is a great spot to stop to satisfy your…read morehunger a step away from the chaos. The clams in butter sauce were fresh and well seasoned. For the main dish we went for the seafood rice and it was delicious. Monstrous prawns and the portion was generous and will not leave you craving a meal for a while. It says for two but I feel like 3 at least would be satisfied. The dining area is functional and clean but mildly squished so foot traffic comes by pretty close.

Stumbled upon Comptoir Parisian (French/Portuguese fusion cuisine) when we were visiting the area…read moreand was pleasantly surprised by their food and service. We came around 1:30pm, as hot as it can get in the middle of the summer so we decided to wait for a table to be seated inside. We waited about 5-10mins and were often updated with the wait time. We ordered 2 kids meal, chicken strips and fries in which my kids devoured them in no time, and also 2 fish soups, 1 salad and 2 entrees for 4 adults to share (as it was too hot and we weren't very hungry). The fish soup was delectable. It was rich in flavor but not overly creamy or heavy. Bouillabaisse is indeed one of my favorite and a must get while I'm in France. For their nicoise salad, the veggies were fresh and crisp, with just the right amount of olive oil and balsamic glaze on top. For entrees, we ordered the sea bass with ratatouille and rice. I was expecting nicely lined vegetables which don't happen but the sea bass was perfectly cooked with crispy skin, moist and tender meat that just flakes apart easily. My kids ended up stealing most of our fish. The ratatouille was very flavorful, perfect to be eaten with rice. The cod was one of their specials for the day and it was also perfectly cooked: moist and tender. Their service was very quick and attentive. Some people may not like it being too quick and specially in Europe but we like it especially when we didn't want to spend too much time eating and more time for sightseeing. The only complaint is the AC is a little weak but this is common in most of the places in Europe. Overall, food is excellent with superb service. Price was a little higher than other restaurants in Lisbon but it is expected given its location. We enjoyed our lunch and would recommend it to anyone to enjoyed French cuisine.

Our family wanted French steak after many meals of fish. The staff was super friendly and helpful…read morewith the menus and details of each dish. The portions were large and rich with tons of flavor. The staff was fun and were silly with the kids helping to make the whole meal an enjoyable experience. It is in a small little lane off the main busy street with a wonderful view and ambiance. The truffle pasta was delicious as well as the French onion soup!

Horrible service. I can't comment on the food because I left without having tried it. The waiter…read morereluctantly brought me a menu after a long time. Then, he never came back to take my order and was taking other peoples orders who came in after me. I guess because he figured they'd give him more tip money. He lost mine. No food is worth that kind of rudeness. You shouldn't have to beg a waiter to do his job.

We came here because we wanted to try an alternate pastry to the main shop in town. In comparison,…read morethis place was not as good. The pastries were not as warm and the shell more crunchy than the main place. I will say that if the line is long at the other place, this is not a bad alternative. The seating is more limited but it is definitely not as crowded and they have free wifi. This review is only for the pastries and not the other food.

Another country, another McDonald's to check off my list. The cool part about the McDonald's menu…read morein Portugal is that there are a few notable items you do not find anywhere else, particularly the sopas (soup). There are a few sopa options that come in two sizes. I was able to try the Spinach and Garbanzo Beans (€1.30 for small) and Vegetable Soup since the rest were unavailable. The soup is a nice addition to the menu, although they could really use more flavor. In addition, I also tried the McRoyal Bacon (€3.85) and Cheese & Ham Croissant with Mango Juice (€2.10). Both items were pretty standard, but McDonald's is always a nice go-to for a quick and cheap bite. This particular location has a nice outdoor seating area, which was quite peaceful. It is also super convenient to the famous Pasteis de Belem, which is only across the street.

Most incompetent workers ever. Waited 15 minutes for a burger which arrived cold and didn't even…read morereceive a sorry or somewhat of an excuse for the incident. Never seen such a disorganized mcdonalds before.