Very cute little grocery store! The cafe was really crowded had selections of sandwiches, juices,…read morecoffee, and soups. The little grocery store had fresh meat, fresh fruit, SNACKS, candy, cookies, and water bottles. Stopped by to get water bottles for the hotel. It's recommended to NOT drink tap water here in Lisbon. There is a huge selection of wine!! Very convenient that they accept credit cards. They change 0.05 € for plastic bags. Just bring your own reusable bag or put them in a backpack. I would recommend this grocery store!

FUN. Tight. Sky high bacalao. BEAUTIFUL cheeses and charcouterie. And wonderful owners. Canned…read morefoods, candies, sundries. Its a lovely market with produce and local goodness floor to ceiling. Lots to choose from, and take out to eat as you stroll! Very tight, so be patient!

Nice quiet place to take a rest I got an americano and two pastel de nata!…read more *** Be sure to look for the ticket machine to take a ticket to order from the counter! Reminds Ms of the delis in NYC

GREAT ARCHITECTURE: This is the heart of the city with the stunning plazas, architecture,…read moremonuments and museums. There is a lot of history in this area and for some time as you stroll, you will only see the impressive structures. As you venture away from the plaza, you will find the branching streets are very similar to the districts of Bairro Alto and Chiado with culture, food and shops. I would recommend a full day here to view the structures and visit the museums.

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in the summer, the best relaxing place in the city, with a spectacular view over tagus river (rio…read moretejo)

This place has a diner vibe -- but in Portuguese, some people sit, others eat standing at the…read morecounter, and plenty grab food to go. I tried the bifana, it was decent(don't forget to put mustard), though my friend recommended the prego (the beef version). The pudding cake was a nice finishing touch. The orange juice was fresh squeezed and not store bought.

It is a decent spot if you're looking for a casual diner style meal. The bifanas were good…read more Well-seasoned and satisfying, but nothing extraordinary. I sat outside and the service was fine. The staff weren't rude, but they also weren't particularly friendly. I do regret not trying any of the other dishes, as the menu looked more varied than just the bifanas. Overall, a solid, no-frills option if you're in the area, but don't expect anything remarkable.

Our first night in Lisbon we asked the guy at the hotel for a recommendation, something within…read morewalking distance of, good local food, not too fussy. This was it exactly. The food was excellent, the service was so attentive. They really wanted us to enjoy ourselves and we did! It was busy but we weren't hurried at all. A beautiful fall night on the patio. And very reasonably priced

Discreetly hidden in a movie set museum and working theatre is 39 Degraus. Hmmm.....Many locals…read morehere, that's a good sign. There is a steady downpour of rain and this place is packed at 9:15pm. Another good sign. Noise level is above average. Instead of waiting for a seat or eating on the patio outside with the smokers the Mrs and I are ordering To Go or Take Away. Definitely a quality burgers, cooked to order. It was yummy. Fries were done crispy on the outside and not overcooked on the inside. Attentive service even though it was busy. If we do pass by on the way back home we would definitely be back.

This is a great place for some traditional Portuguese home cooking, the service was great as it was…read morerun by an older husband and wife who treated their patrons as if they were guests at their kitchen table. As it is a traditional Portuguese restaurant don't expect any English menu training wheels, but the bacalhau is excellent and keeps bringing me back, or order the Frango (chicken for an alternative) very affordable prices also.