Fish was amazing. Fresh and cooked perfectly. Menu was in multiple languages so it was easy to…read moreorder. I'll be back.

Super tasty and delicious francesinha, fries, green wine and pudim de caramel (flan)! Highly…read morerecommend trying out this locally owned place!

With a close proximity to the Time Out market, this made the perfect stopping point to just sit…read moredown and grab an espresso or latte. They also have delicious home made ice coffee, reasonably priced and large in size. The coffeehouse ambience here was amazing which is why we loved our visit here so much!

What I remember best from this place is the apple pie... So definitely go get that. I was lucky and…read moregot the last slice that day (it was fresh). Staff was really nice and the place is cute. Never had a real meal there but I should probably take care of that soon.

Fresh breakfast. Good serving size. Coffee is delicious and pastry so fresh and tasty. The…read moreowners run this bakery and you can always get goodies to go and enjoy the freshness.

We visited Pastelaria Coimbra before hoping on a tour bus to another city. It was good in a pinch,…read morebut doesn't quite compare to most other places we've been in Lisbon. Service was great, but the food was mostly all the same bread, with icing/sugar added to it. Pastel de natas were okay, but pale in comparison to the more famous spots. Our cappuccinos were also not that great sadly. Prices were low which was nice. I would grab a snack or two from here if on the go, but probably wouldn't stop and make a meal out of it again.

Discovered the most delightful Portuguese restaurant down a little passageway off Rue Garret…read more We split the Salada de Queijo which is prepared for two. The freshest butter lettuce with honey goat cheese, walnuts, grapes and cherry tomatoes. We also shared the Bacalhau a Bras, a traditional Portuguese dish of salted cod and potatoes. Delicious! The ambience is romantic , elegant and beautiful. Our server, Rafael made it a memorable experience. Obragada

Tucked away behind a small flower shop in chiado shopping area…read more Loved their food Octopus rice Shrimp in garlic butter A delightful surprise

Royale is an innovative cafe cooking delicious Portuguese food that combines flavors from around…read morethe world in a simple, comfortable setting. It has been my favorite for years and I always return to it when I'm in Lisbon. The food has grown as lush as the vertical garden in the patio, which was the first of its kind I had ever seen ten years ago. I order appetizer, main course, dessert, and coffee at the Royale because it's all scrumptious.

We are visiting Lisbon for the weekend and came here for Easter brunch. It was lovely! We sat…read moreoutside and had great food and drink (sangria is amazing!). Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a nice brunch in a quieter area. FYI we also saw someone get their bag swiped at the restaurant next door. So be mindful with your bags!

Sweet service. Menu in English :) always a plus for us tourists…read more Lots of awesome food items on the menu to choose from too. Good weekly deals and morning deals. There's four different sizes in sandwiches from mini to large and it starts at less than €1.00! First time having white coffee. Not bad :) The three of us shared a goat cheese walnut sandwich (small). The cheese ratio was crazy good! Check the pic. Free wifi, neat decor, and plenty of seating. Definitely coming back.

This is a great little café next to the Gulbenkian Gardens…read more I love coming here on a weekday during lunch and have a sandwich (they have a lot of different breads, I usually go for the "bolo do caco" with salmon+cream cheese+tomato+lettuce) and one of their iced teas. That is usually my lunch there and I pay around 5 euros I think, so that's a good price. They always have amazing looking desserts but so far I've only tried the lemon meringue pie (yummy). I also ate brunch here one day and let me tell you: the brunch for two is amazing value. It is SO MUCH FOOD and not expensive at all. You won't need to eat the rest of the day, promise. Well, unless you eat A LOT. Which is ok. Cool. If you're around the area I definitely recommend going here. Oh, and they have free wifi. The password is: fermento

We stumbled in here without prior research and discovered very good pastries, beer, and even soup…read moreat an excellent price. It seems like a spot the locals love as well! The service was very kind. Come here to support local! Please note this spot is cash only!

Found this little shop after a day of walking all over Lisboa and needed a little coffee pick me…read moreup. This is one of those places that many people would pass by and not try, because it is so unassuming. I went in and ordered a galao and an orange cake. The cost was extremely reasonable. This is definitely a place that locals would frequent. The cake was delicious and a great place to sit down for a break.

I ordered a café Americano along with an apple pastry and a spinach savory puff…read more The apple pastry was light and sweet,the spinach puff was fresh and it paired perfectly with the coffee.

A solid locals' place. More like a diner than a restaurant…read more We started with 2 canecas de Super Bock (0.5 L) which we needed after walking around in the warm sunshine. We shared the lunch special of pork cutlet in a cream mustard sauce with fries. As we were the only customers we heard the pork being pounded out by the cook. It was good. The very friendly owner and I got talking and offered me a taste of hot sauce made by his friend from Mozambique. It was great! Lifted my head off. He then offered me a small bottle of it to take on my journey through Portugal. Who can turn down free hot sauce? Not me. Another caneca. + Wi-Fi + Menu only in Portuguese + Credit cards 0 Medium quality flatware - Paper napkins €19.40