Fantastic interior in this restored palace - went for brunch a rainy Saturday and was more blown away by the looks of the building and the inside, than the food.
Went for the full on brunch menu which turned out to be huuuge. Breads, spreads, ham, freshly made juice, tea, eggs... And when we though we were done, the waiter asked what we wanted for dessert and of course we couldn't skip this. Out came a carrot cake and something chocolaty, it was immense but so luscious so we couldn't help ourselves and although we didn't finish it all, it was close to it.
It was very quiet inside which was nice from the many touristy places in Lisbon. Appears to be mainly tourists enjoying brunch here (probably because it's expensive for Lisbon, around 25 Euro each), a couple of Portuguese families could be spotted. Probably I will not go back since I wasn't very impressed with the food, particularly not for that price. read more