Enjoyable experience. A true wine bar- many choices by the glass and bottle. Staff were very…read morehelpful providing recommendations. Food was excellent. I had the shrimp w garlic appetizer - yum. Baked cod entree was also flavorful. Stuffed chicken entrée was good but a bit dry - this seemed like the most popular entrée coming out of the kitchen. All the dishes served around us looked good. Live music was a nice touch to the evening.

The food was so amazingly delicious, we wish we could have gone back for a second dinner,…read moreespecially the octopus and pork.....still drooling. Service was excellent and the live music was such a nice touch. One of the best meals we had in Portugal

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.

Rose is a powerhouse!!! So enjoyed my accidental visit!!! Will return each time in Portugal!!!read more

Love this place so much that we came back twice! We had the…read moreBacalhau with cream dish with potatoes and eggs one evening and bacalhau dish without cream another. Both are phenomenal and must haves when in Lisbon. Wonderful staff Jose Maria, Isabella, and Andre are very friendly, helpful and provide a home away from home once you get to know them. Great music and artwork on walls. Highly recommend this place!

Fun time. Nice charcuterie board with a wide selection of nice wines. Service was very informative…read moreand the ambiance was nice. Fun times.

Great selection of wines! Our host was very knowledgeable and on the Portuguese international wine…read moreteam. He asked great questions and tailor wine tasting to our natural likes. The charcuterie board was amazing! So good!

A stop on our walking Lisbon Food Tour…read more Shots of cherry moonshine. Awesome. Be sure to eat the marinated cherry at the bottom of your shot glass. Delicious.

Alright, next up on my semi-overwhelming remaining list of cool places I went to when I was in…read morePortugal a couple months ago - one of three distinct, very similar spots to try locally made craft ginja, so obviously I made a crawl of it and tried all three in a row, the first day I got to Lisbon. All three are, similarly, very tiny bars, basically just alcoves, no seating, large enough to fit a couple people standing inside if it's raining, which it was. Not a spot people stick around a long time at, which is reasonable, since all they sell are cheap shots of ginja, and to-go bottles of ginja. Well, in this case, uniquely, they also sell a second, more complex liqueur called Eduardino, one reason I'd give the crown to this stop over A Ginjinha around the block, though I also think I liked the ginja here a *hair* more than A Ginjinha. Both great, though. (You can skip Ginginha do Carmo. :p) The ginja, like their most direct competitor's, is quite fruity, and sweet, but not overly so. The one here is also *particularly* smooth. Their second product, Eduardino, apparently invented here in 1908 (I just looked it up) is an anise-infused ginja that doesn't taste anything like ginja, but does taste like a great, complex, sweet anise liqueur, that I imagine would be *wonderful* in cocktails that call for absinthe as a modifier, or probably also as a swap for Benedictine or any of those more famous sweet/herbal liqueurs, if you're a cocktail nerd like me. Though here, obviously, they just sell it neat or in bottles. It is also pretty tasty served neat. I wish I'd had room to bring back a full 750 bottle of each, instead of just a 200 ml bottle (I had most of a suitcase already earmarked for Port wine), but I was glad they *sold* 200 ml bottles!

Friendly service. Generous portions. Reasonable prices. A great spot to add to your Lisbon bucket…read morelist.

This wine shop and tasting room is the kind of spot that makes you slow down without asking. The…read moreatmosphere is warm, inviting, and effortlessly charming -- like the room itself is whispering, "Stay a while, you deserve this." The staff? Knowledgeable in that magical way where they know everything but never make you feel small for asking questions.

his place couldn't accommodate all 7 of us. They could only do 4-5, so some of us ended up going to…read moreanother restaurant. They were short handed and I think they didn't really want to take us in but did. We were extremely grateful. They said it may take some time for our food to come out. We chanced it as reviews raved about this place. Also, we don't have reservations. The ambiance was great, staff was great, owner was amazing, and the food was really good. I highly recommend this place BUT I would make reservations. We learned this the hard way but got extremely lucky. We made sure to tip really well. I highly recommend this place and big thank you to the owner for taking us in.

A week in Portugal, this was my favorite place. If there were a Michelin system for casual little…read moreplaces this would be a Three Star. The food (wife) was absolutely phenomenal and the service (husband) was casual but attentive like a fine dining restaurant. The dishes were from all over Portugal like such as Cape Verdian beef; sheep cheese on toast; smoked duck with orange slices; grilled shrimp. It's about a 20 minute walk from the center of Sintra, which for the record completely empties out after the day trippers are gone.

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.