From their wide selection of wines to our meat, pork and duck main entrees we ordered, all were…read more10/10!! Excelent food, service and ambiance!! Ohhh...and dessert did not disappoint!!

This place is amazing! Try the shrimp the fish with ginger, the carrots, and asparagus. Everything…read morewas amazing five out of five.

Went to Taberna. Great food. You will be ordering bread if you order the clams, to sop up the…read morebroth. The piri-piri chicken was amazingly tender and flavorful. Great service, friendly and prompt without feeling rushed like the US. Not stuffy. Great ambiance, modern mixed with historic, high ceilings, open kitchen. Iberian ham hanging around kitchen. Eat here after going to all of the tourist places and experience instant regret for not coming here earlier.

Stopped in before leaving Lisbon as I was told that you need to try bacalhau a bras. The interior…read moreof this restaurant is stunning. And the waitress was so kind - she essentially gave us a private tour and the history on the place, including the speakeasy in the back that's inside an ancient church. We sat in the middle section where it's very light and cheery. The food was great - had two bacalhau dishes, one of which came with "exploding" olives. Our waitress was very helpful. Would definitely return.

Our second stop on the Lisbon food tour. Had a variety of food ready for us including Queijo da…read moreserra with pumpkin jam, which is cheese of the mountain, a very soft buttery cheese, which was just delicious with the pumpkin jam. Next was Pastéis de bacalhau or codfish cakes which were the best that we had in Lisbon. Next up, Octopus salad, which I did not expect to like, but it had a great flavor of olive oil and white wine vinegar and I would order again for sure! And finally Peixinhos da horta, or fish of the garden. Which turns out to be tempura fried green beans. They were also very good. Very friendly staff and we had some house wine, Rosé wine Monte Amarelo to wash it all down. Would definitely go back here again!

They said they had real Portuguee Periperi chicken but they brought me a deep fried chicken laying…read morein a bed of oil. The steak was undercooked & the pasta was bland. The fish was tasteless. The food was under par hence the cheap prices! This was just the worst Lisboa restaurant we went to!

Very disappointing, save your money if you can. The team of CEO Suzana Barros cares very little for…read moreupholding their advertised culinary experience and much prefer short-terms gains over the well-being of their customers. The staff is highly untrained, management is rude, and the food is mediocre at best. There are many other great restaurants in Lisbon that will deliver a better culinary experience that this one.

Great location, wonderful experience at this gastrobar The…read morecheese plate is superb. Service very friendly and helpful

Altar was an absolute standout. The food was delicious, the service was exceptional, and the…read moreambience struck that perfect balance - classy with just the right amount of edge and personality. We thoroughly enjoyed the wine (even if I momentarily believed our server when he joked it cost €600 ). Speaking of service, the staff was warm, attentive, and added to the overall experience without ever feeling overbearing. As a vegetarian, I was pleasantly surprised by the options. The vegetable soup and grilled pepper with tofu and cheese were both thoughtful and genuinely flavorful - not an afterthought. My husband had the duck and loved it! This is one of those places that gets it right across the board. Absolutely worth a visit!!!

On a recent family trip to Lisbon,Portugal-I found myself looking for a late night dinner spot…read moreafter a fun filled day of being a tourist in one of the most beautiful underrated European cities.We jumped on social media,took a look at Yelp and was able to snag a reservation at this truly hidden gem of a restaurant located in the charming Alfama district of the city. When we arrived for our 930p reservation,there was a line of people at the door,which honestly made me feel pretty good about our restaurant choice,especially for a random Wednesday night.Upon checking in we were told there would be a small wait,which ended up being about 30 minutes past our reservation,but considering how small the restaurant was and how busy it was inside,was totally understandable. Walking in,you can instantly tell someone really put some thought into the decor,it was definitely not traditional but was super cute,one would be hard pressed to find another restaurant with decor like this.I don't want to spoil it with too many details,but just trust me,it's pretty cool in there. I found in Lisbon,a lot of the restaurants had limited menus,especially late night spots and this place was no different,but we did end up going with an appetizer a dish called Bread in the Wood Oven(€15) and Pork Cheeks over Mashed Potatoes (€16) and House wine(€5).Both dishes were pretty incredible and I wouldn't hesitate to order either one again,but the true star was that appetizer.It was a sourdough bread bowl filled with Chorizo and cheese and some sort of wine sauce and it was cooked in the on-site pizza oven-it was served to the table piping hot and when spread on the sourdough bread pieces,it was delicious-truly one of the best bites I had in Portugal. In closing,if u find yourself in Lisbon and looking for a truly unique dining experience with new takes on Portuguese flavors-Don't hesitate to try and snag a table at this restaurant-you won't regret it. PS...If going to this restaurant be sure to either grab an Uber or a taxi as this location is pretty much located at the highest point in the city-a very tough walk.

The view is BREATHTAKING…read more Service staff were very accommodating Came on a Tues night so it wasn't busy, got to choose a great balcony seat Had the cod which was OK, the potatoes were a little tough to cut through but the spinach was good. Would def come back to try a different item on the menu

We stumbled upon this place as others in the area were too long of a wait and with the promised…read morepanoramic view it did not disappoint. It took a bit for the server to come initially but after that service was great. I had the Iberian pork cheeks and they were juicy, perfectly cooked and delicious along with the olive oil baked potatoes which were fantastic. Hubs had the salted cod and said it was delicious as well along with those same potatoes which we are still talking about. The wine was amazing and complemented a romantic dinner with an amazing view.

Charming little bakery right on the Jardim Visconde da Luz. The pastel de nata was the standout…read moreitem here with an especially buttery, flaky crust. The staff's English is limited; we lucked out by being there when the most English-proficient waiter was working. That said, a few words and a lot of hand gestures will easily get you by. The real plus to this bakery is its location. If the weather is nice, grab a coffee/pastry and sit out on the front patio in the morning to read a book, skim the morning paper, or simply people watch. The patio is perfectly positioned to get the most out of the morning sun while also being far enough from the main hustle of Alameda Combatentes da Grande Guerra with its market and many shops. They keep your tab on an RFID card that they'll drop on your table. Just go up to the counter with it at the end to pay. There are public/free restrooms in the park if you need them but I imagine they also have them inside.

Charming little restaurant, very friendly. Food was great. Very fresh and tasty. The Owner made it…read moreall by himself. It was a great unforgetable experience! I love it.

What a charming little restaurant with one of the few proper charcoal grills still in operation…read more The food is very fresh and changes daily depending on availability. Plenty of fresh fish, meat and sometimes game. Family run, very friendly and extremely reasonably priced. A real taste of Portugal.