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We saw this menu while walking by and was intrigued. They had a special for around 9 euros: a sandwich, fries and a drink! The line was out the door and we decided to go with this place for lunch. My friend and I both got the pork shawarma baguette sandwich with fries and a coke. The sandwich was huge! We got the garlic sauce in the sandwich and it came with one on the side. You can sit outside under the umbrellas or AC inside dining upstairs. Sandwich was so so good! Lots of meat, topping and crispy fries. One of my favorite simples meals in Portugal! This meal def. Hit the spot :)
This place is definitely worth the hype but know the rules otherwise the employees will not have it!! This place is BUSY but you cannot have half your party reserve a table while the others order so don't try. They also have an upstairs with more seating but it's tucked away for sure!! Either way we waited a while but it was worth. The prices and quality here are delicious. I got the pork loin sandwich with fries to share and it was delish. You could customize your sandwich with toppings. Overall, super simple and delish and was a great lunch option!!
We were visiting Lisbon and wanted to grab something for lunch. We saw this place and decide to try it. We came here at noon time and there was a long lineup. However, the line moves very quickly. It is a nice family quick eat. We ordered a place and pita, the portion was good, and it filled us up for lunch. The price was pretty cheap. Even though this place was pretty busy, there were plenty of places to sit. The patio was filled, but 2nd floor was mostly empty. Even though we did not speak Portuguese, but the staff here speak English. I recommend this place if you want to have a quick bite near this area.
If you're in Belém, definitely stop by for an affordable and delicious lunch! The prices are very reasonable and their sandwiches are filling but still leaves space for Pastéis de Belém just down the block. I decided to stop by here after seeing a line out the door, mostly cause it's pretty tight inside. However, the line moves fairly quick. You place your order, pay, give the receipt to the lady at the counter who helps put together your sandwich along with the other staff members. I chose to get a pita with shawarma but they also have baguettes and salads. All of the ingredients, such as the veggies and sauces stuffed inside, are pretty much all the same. They give a good amount of meat that was seasoned well. Their fries are thick and plain. It definitely lacked salt but I asked for ketchup, since I love my sauces, and it helped. I would recommend stopping by here for a quick lunch. It's convenient enough to eat on the go but there are also some seats available there as well.
Really liked this place. This is a quick lunch place with pita, baguette and simple salad base, with a ton of options.... The line goes super fast, the food is very reasonably priced and was very good. I have the g chicken baguette and my wife had the salad with the shawarma.... She is gluten free and they were able to accommodate and even changed their gloves to ensure no cross contamination... definitely worth a stop for a quick bite!
This place is amazing, it's so affordable and actually good. It's the best "food" that I've had in Lisbon. Food meaning main course b/c best dessert would of course go to the Pasteis de Nata. The place seems very modest, they've won awards on Yelp and don't plaster it on the door at eye level, but towards the ground. They also have FREE WIFI here and it's actually got decent speeds (~10mbps). ~~Food: VERY affordable. I've tried the Shawarma Salad and it's so different than the salads that you would typically get in the US because there's just SO much flavor and the meat is delicious!! The hot sauce also is super spicy and tops the salad well. I've also had Shoarma baguette and the pita wrap and all of them are SOO good. The previous leg of my trip was Italy, so it was a nice break from pasta and pizza. ~~Best Part:They take card, but it has to be a physical card (not NFC). Food is just delicious, I actually ate here twice during my trip on two separate days because the food was just TOO good. ~~Service: You order inside and they prepare the food in front of you. They will clean up the plates once you're done eating and everyone working there is nice. ~~Location: It's located only like 3 shops away from the Pasteis de Belem, so you could get a meal here for less than 4€ or more (depending on what you want--most of their single items are 3.95€) and then head over to Pasteis de Belem for dessert. ~~Seating: There's outdoor seating as well as seating upstairs.
Cheap sandwich place in the Belém area of Lisbon for lunch. The place is down the street from the Jerónimos Monastery and has upstairs seating with a good amount of tables. English menu available and the workers are able to converse in English as well. The menu has various of different types of sandwiches to choose from and I opted for the #11 Chicken Stroganoff Sauce Sandwich, which was decent. The best part of the sandwich was the fresh and crispy baguette. The sandwich is large and filled to the brim with ingredients. I shared it with a friend and the half sandwich was enough to fill me up. Overall, a decent spot for a cheap lunch. Stop by here for a quick meal before heading over to the other attractions in the area.
This was an excellent place for a quick and tasty lunch. Nice variety of choices, and the baguette sandwiches were so crisp and tasty. We were a little sad we didn't get the falafel wrap because the options looked so good. The line was a little long, but moved quickly. There is a nice park across the street to picnic in, but there is also an upstairs dining room with air conditioning.
After having nothing but pastel de nata in our stomach all morning and afternoon, my husband and I were looking for a quick but proper meal in the area before hopping back onto our sightseeing tour bus. We checked out a few restaurants nearby and they all seemed like tourist traps with extensive menus in more than 5 languages. We walked by pao pao and saw a line with locals through the door - we decided to join the commotion and checked out what was worth lining up for. People kept walking out with ginormous platter of food. And I couldn't helped but eyed/asked a particular table on what they were having. It was a salad - yep one of the 3.75 euros salads. Not only were there more than 20 types salads for me to choose from, there offered unlimited toppings! I honestly could have just picked any of the salad and be perfectly happy - ultimately I went with their grilled turkey salad while my fiancé went with their shawarma pita and fries. Once we ordered and were given the receipt by the cashier, we went to the counter to have our order made. Even with the line through the door, our foods were ready in no time. Our server who prepared and packed our food was super sweet. She spoke great English and took her time in explaining my salad and made sure we were happy with what was given before us leaving (how often do you see this back in the states?). We hurriedly took our food to their second floor seating. Space was tight but all the locals were friendly and willing to share. Onto the food! My salad has literally everything one can put on a salad along with 5 huge grilled turkey breasts. My husband warned me to not finish it if I was still intending to have dinner that night. The salad was so fresh and the turkey was so well seasoned. My husband's pita was stuffed with copious amount of meat. Instead of serving it drenched in white and hot sauce back in the states, it had just the veggies and the meat (yay no soggy pita!). Fries, served with tartar sauce (everyone automatically gets a cup, don't see ketchup anywhere in the restaurant), were crispy and simply seasoned. For under 10 euros, we were beyond stuffed! If only pao pao exists back in the city, I wouldn't mind just eating their salads every day. No wonder all the restaurant businesses around (especially the fast food burger joint) were struggling, there's just no competition.
We tried this place because it looked good but turned out really bad , everything was tasteless and the 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 read more
2 years ago
This place is close to Pasteis de Belém. I got a €4.75 schwarma as a snack before dinner. It had grilled pork, and I was surprised with the carrots and lettuce when I got to on bottom. There were people dining in the patio outside, but they also had more indoor seating upstairs. They accepted credit card (tap, chip, or Apple/samsung pay) even for a small purchase amount less than €5. This is where I learned to say "obrigado" and "boa noite"! read more
We saw this menu while walking by and was intrigued. They had a special for around 9 euros: a sandwich, fries and a drink! The line was out the door and we decided to go with this place for lunch. My friend and I both got the pork shawarma baguette sandwich with fries and a coke. The sandwich was huge! We got the garlic sauce in the sandwich and it came with one on the side. You can sit outside under the umbrellas or AC inside dining upstairs. Sandwich was so so good! Lots of meat, topping and crispy fries. One of my favorite simples meals in Portugal! This meal def. Hit the spot :) read more
This place is definitely worth the hype but know the rules otherwise the employees will not have it!! This place is BUSY but you cannot have half your party reserve a table while the others order so don't try. They also have an upstairs with more seating but it's tucked away for sure!! Either way we waited a while but it was worth. The prices and quality here are delicious. I got the pork loin sandwich with fries to share and it was delish. You could customize your sandwich with toppings. Overall, super simple and delish and was a great lunch option!! read more
We were visiting Lisbon and wanted to grab something for lunch. We saw this place and decide to try it. We came here at noon time and there was a long lineup. However, the line moves very quickly. It is a nice family quick eat. We ordered a place and pita, the portion was good, and it filled us up for lunch. The price was pretty cheap. Even though this place was pretty busy, there were plenty of places to sit. The patio was filled, but 2nd floor was mostly empty. Even though we did not speak Portuguese, but the staff here speak English. I recommend this place if you want to have a quick bite near this area. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
If you're in Belém, definitely stop by for an affordable and delicious lunch! The prices are very reasonable and their sandwiches are filling but still leaves space for Pastéis de Belém just down the block. I decided to stop by here after seeing a line out the door, mostly cause it's pretty tight inside. However, the line moves fairly quick. You place your order, pay, give the receipt to the lady at the counter who helps put together your sandwich along with the other staff members. I chose to get a pita with shawarma but they also have baguettes and salads. All of the ingredients, such as the veggies and sauces stuffed inside, are pretty much all the same. They give a good amount of meat that was seasoned well. Their fries are thick and plain. It definitely lacked salt but I asked for ketchup, since I love my sauces, and it helped. I would recommend stopping by here for a quick lunch. It's convenient enough to eat on the go but there are also some seats available there as well. read more
Really liked this place. This is a quick lunch place with pita, baguette and simple salad base, with a ton of options.... The line goes super fast, the food is very reasonably priced and was very good. I have the g chicken baguette and my wife had the salad with the shawarma.... She is gluten free and they were able to accommodate and even changed their gloves to ensure no cross contamination... definitely worth a stop for a quick bite! read more
This place is amazing, it's so affordable and actually good. It's the best "food" that I've had in Lisbon. Food meaning main course b/c best dessert would of course go to the Pasteis de Nata. The place seems very modest, they've won awards on Yelp and don't plaster it on the door at eye level, but towards the ground. They also have FREE WIFI here and it's actually got decent speeds (~10mbps). ~~Food: VERY affordable. I've tried the Shawarma Salad and it's so different than the salads that you would typically get in the US because there's just SO much flavor and the meat is delicious!! The hot sauce also is super spicy and tops the salad well. I've also had Shoarma baguette and the pita wrap and all of them are SOO good. The previous leg of my trip was Italy, so it was a nice break from pasta and pizza. ~~Best Part:They take card, but it has to be a physical card (not NFC). Food is just delicious, I actually ate here twice during my trip on two separate days because the food was just TOO good. ~~Service: You order inside and they prepare the food in front of you. They will clean up the plates once you're done eating and everyone working there is nice. ~~Location: It's located only like 3 shops away from the Pasteis de Belem, so you could get a meal here for less than 4€ or more (depending on what you want--most of their single items are 3.95€) and then head over to Pasteis de Belem for dessert. ~~Seating: There's outdoor seating as well as seating upstairs. read more
7 years ago
Cheap sandwich place in the Belém area of Lisbon for lunch. The place is down the street from the Jerónimos Monastery and has upstairs seating with a good amount of tables. English menu available and the workers are able to converse in English as well. The menu has various of different types of sandwiches to choose from and I opted for the #11 Chicken Stroganoff Sauce Sandwich, which was decent. The best part of the sandwich was the fresh and crispy baguette. The sandwich is large and filled to the brim with ingredients. I shared it with a friend and the half sandwich was enough to fill me up. Overall, a decent spot for a cheap lunch. Stop by here for a quick meal before heading over to the other attractions in the area. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
4 years ago
This was an excellent place for a quick and tasty lunch. Nice variety of choices, and the baguette sandwiches were so crisp and tasty. We were a little sad we didn't get the falafel wrap because the options looked so good. The line was a little long, but moved quickly. There is a nice park across the street to picnic in, but there is also an upstairs dining room with air conditioning. read more
After having nothing but pastel de nata in our stomach all morning and afternoon, my husband and I were looking for a quick but proper meal in the area before hopping back onto our sightseeing tour bus. We checked out a few restaurants nearby and they all seemed like tourist traps with extensive menus in more than 5 languages. We walked by pao pao and saw a line with locals through the door - we decided to join the commotion and checked out what was worth lining up for. People kept walking out with ginormous platter of food. And I couldn't helped but eyed/asked a particular table on what they were having. It was a salad - yep one of the 3.75 euros salads. Not only were there more than 20 types salads for me to choose from, there offered unlimited toppings! I honestly could have just picked any of the salad and be perfectly happy - ultimately I went with their grilled turkey salad while my fiancé went with their shawarma pita and fries. Once we ordered and were given the receipt by the cashier, we went to the counter to have our order made. Even with the line through the door, our foods were ready in no time. Our server who prepared and packed our food was super sweet. She spoke great English and took her time in explaining my salad and made sure we were happy with what was given before us leaving (how often do you see this back in the states?). We hurriedly took our food to their second floor seating. Space was tight but all the locals were friendly and willing to share. Onto the food! My salad has literally everything one can put on a salad along with 5 huge grilled turkey breasts. My husband warned me to not finish it if I was still intending to have dinner that night. The salad was so fresh and the turkey was so well seasoned. My husband's pita was stuffed with copious amount of meat. Instead of serving it drenched in white and hot sauce back in the states, it had just the veggies and the meat (yay no soggy pita!). Fries, served with tartar sauce (everyone automatically gets a cup, don't see ketchup anywhere in the restaurant), were crispy and simply seasoned. For under 10 euros, we were beyond stuffed! If only pao pao exists back in the city, I wouldn't mind just eating their salads every day. No wonder all the restaurant businesses around (especially the fast food burger joint) were struggling, there's just no competition. read more
Great quick service and good food. The line was worth the wait and not as bad as it seemed. If the line doesn't move for a while it's because they stop taking orders to let the kitchen catch back up and funnel people out, but it ends up picking up quicker after so don't get disheartened. read more
5 years ago
3 years ago
I had the falafel baguette with lettuce carrot corn and hummus. It was very good, the baguette was so light and crusty. My first bite was a surprise, it was amazing. I would eat here every chance I could if I lived here. Wife ordered chicken stroganoff which was chicken breast with mushrooms in a stroganoff sauce, lettuce, shredded carrot and sliced hard boiled egg. She pulled off the egg but thoroughly enjoyed the meal. She got the meal with fries and a drink. We shared the fries which was plenty. Fries came with a sauce( think tarter) read more
Convenient shop for an affordable, yet satisfyingly tasty meal. Good location in Belem -- especially if you're a tourist feeling hungry after couple of hours of walking around (like I was). For ~5 or 6 euros, I got a delicious falafel pita wrap with fries. The falafels were really good. read more
7 years ago
Maybe the best baguette shwarma sandwich I have ever had. You will not be disappointed. Very large menu. Just eat here!! read more
We didn't read a review before visiting. They had a great selection on their menu so we walked in. We split a falafel sandwich and fries. The sandwich was pretty tasty and the fries were good too. Service was efficent and speedy. The seating is limited and I would suggest having one in your party go upstairs to secures a table while the others order. Good stuff! read more
Whether you're on the go or looking to eat something that is fresh, fast and cheap with incredible service in Belém, then this is the spot! Variety is an understatement when you are staring at 154 options on the menu. Centrally located near all of the famous landmarks. The staff was welcoming, accommodating and helpful. Despite the high pressured environment, they work in you will surely feel like you're the only one in the restaurant. We decided on #2 Frango Grelhado ao Momento (Chicken Steak) and #30 Douradinhos de Pescada (Fish Fingers) along with French Fries. Everything we ordered they topped with fresh ingredients. The baguette is a delicious component to their success, and the mayonnaise is homemade. The sandwiches were delicious. They have seating outdoors in the storefront and plenty of room on the second floor. They only accept cash no credit cards. read more
7 years ago
Very yummy cheap sandwiches! 3.95€ for a pita - vegan options. Line looks long but they serve super quick. A nice atmosphere to walk around read more
A good place to go when in Belem and looking for a fast and cheap option. They have a happy hour special during lunch which includes a sandwich, fries and pop for just over 5 euros!!! They make their breads fresh which is a nice touch. read more
6 years ago
8 years ago
Busy spot next to Jerónimos Monastary and Pastel Belém. I had the chicken with red pepper sub. Owner and staff very friendly and helpful. This would be a great place to grab takeout and enjoy the parks across the street read more
10 years ago
Great stop for a budget lunch. There is always a line during peak lunch hour but it goes really fast. English menus are available - just ask. I had the steak sandwich and it was good. If you are dining on a budget this is the place. There is a nice park across the street to eat at if you carry out your meal. Upstairs and patio dining are also available. read more
7 years ago
Awesome place to get an inexpensive, healthy meal while making a daytrip to Belém. A grilled chicken salad, french fries, and large café com leite only set me back €4,90! I was surprised how large the salad was. You can choose what you want in it, everything was fresh, and they don't skimp on the grilled chicken. Had I known how large the salad was, I wouldn't have ordered the fries. I still ended up eating everything. The workers spoke great English and were super friendly. Don't forget there's additional seating on the second floor. Located only a few doors away from the well-known pastel de nata place, Pastéis de Belém. read more
7 years ago
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R. de Belém, 126
1300-086 Lisbon
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Belém, Belém - Restelo
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213 626 369
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