Being from the San Francisco Bay Area I know Peruvian food. This was delicious! I had the Lomo…read moreSaltado and my friend had the fried rice. Both amazing with a generous portion. Service is great and they are very friendly but a bit slow so don't come in a hurry. As a side note the bathrooms are really nice.

When my husband and I walked in Cantina Peruana we had no idea that it was the collaboration…read morebetween the Michelin star Portuguese chef José Avillez and Peruvian chef Diego Muñoz. After an early start (by American standards) bar hopping on Pink Street it was time to fill our bellies. We were warmly greeted and shown a table. Our waitress was patient with our questions and made a few suggestions. We started with round of mojitos (the best we've had in recent memory) and perused the menu. Most items are tapas (small plates) so we ordered several dishes to try and share. We told our waitress to bring us the dishes we need to try as they all looked so good. She was enthusiastic and came up with excellent choices. While we waited for our food we chatted with a lovely couple at the table next to us. They were from Romania and visited Lisbon periodically to dine at all of José Avillez's establishments (I believe he has 7 in the Lisbon region). I knew we were in for a treat. Everything from the octopus and crab ceviche to the grilled octopus skewers to our beef Asian stir fry was flavorful and fresh. Our only regret was not ordering the 7 course prix fixe menu that our new friends next to us were enjoying. We finished our meal with coffee and tres leches to share. It was the perfect finish to a wonderful meal.

This restaurant has changed hands and now called Armazem Clandestino. They feature a limited menu…read morewith a Mexican flair. The space is rustic and charming. The restaurant is run by two brothers who speak English very well. The food is quite good and the brothers are so welcoming that you feel at home very quickly. Absolutely worth a try!

Family atmosphere. Tasty food, variety of drinks, good service, welcoming. Live music. Thanks…read morefor playing Fly Me to the Moon! Wonderful evening.

Great Peruvian restaurant in The heart of Cascais. It was a bit tricky to find since it's hidden…read moreinside a mall venue. We sat inside and the staff was very nice. I decided to try the traditional ají de gallina (shredded chicken , served with boiled potatoes , on a yellow sauce) it was sooo good!! Definitely brought me back to peru! The restaurant offers a lot of other dishes including lots of seafood and meat . They carry Peruvian beer which is a plus and for dessert I ordered the suspiro limeño (very rich in flavor and just the right size). Everyone left happy and full , lol. A nice place to go if you are missing Peruvian flavors .

First time in Portugal and this is my third time trying a Peruvian restaurant here and this is my…read morefavorite of them all by far. The Chef is Outstanding and his plates are simply perfection. After trying Segundo Muelle, which is very good by the way, this place has elevated my taste buds to yet another level. This place is Amazing and it's a privilege and an honor to leave them their first review.

I had an incredible steak and my wife really enjoyed the octopus that she ordered…read more Place was busy, which we thought was a good sign. Service was great and food was very reasonably priced. This place deserves 5 stars !!

We came for dinner on New Year's Eve and the service and food were incredible!!…read more I highly recommend this place.

Great place for my much needed Mexican food fix as we were winding down our vacation. Margaritas…read morewere great and was pleasantly surprised to find out that they were on the house.

I didn't think this was a very good Mexican restaurant. The service was really slow and the food…read morewas overpriced. They have a nice patio with ocean view, but like all of Portugal they allow smoking on the patio so we moved inside and the service was just as slow. There are other better choices in town such as in LX Factory Mez Cais LX and my personal favorite Taqueria Pistola y Corazon. Both these choices are more authentic and have better flavors and atmosphere than La Siesta in my opinion.

I loved the ambiance of Boa-Bao when you first walk in - it gives slightly up scale Asian cuisine…read moredining. The service was very friendly, helpful, and prompt. I tried the crispy wontons to start and the chicken pad Thai. I was impressed with the flavors, and all the dishes were thoughtfully plated. I also sampled the vegetarian egg rolls and I recommend them especially if you enjoy mushrooms. The overall dining experience is a must-try if you're in Lisbon!

Came here for dinner with friends. Upon walking in the restaurant, we were welcomed with the…read morewelcoming atmosphere. Their menu is opens up to be a passport. We orders mostly noodles dishes and some side dishes. The food tasted great! We were craving for Asian cuisine after eating a lot of local foods. The taste did not disappoint!

Location: It's in the middle of nowhere and hard to get there? Screw this! This place offers you…read moresome really great food in 2 minutes walking distance of the best viewing points of the city. Service: Friendly and helpful. Cant say anymore. Just made me happy. Food Quality: For around 8 euros you get a really fresh burger. I had the veggie Burger, which was more like a sandwich, but had a lot of really great and fresh roasted vegetables on it. So I can't judge on the meat quality. But everything was totally tastey. And the potato chips have been really crispy and yummy. Not drowned in oil. This was totally worth the money. Additional hint for best view point in Lisboa: leaving the location turn left and on the corner sharp left. You know, when you have the view. This is also not so croweded by tourists like this strange chapel.

OMG why are there not a ton of reviews about this place! As we were exploring the grass and…read moreneighborhood, walking up the hill to the lookout point, we came across this lovely restaurant house and a small hotel. We spoke with the server who indicated they would have lunch available till three and after seeing the delicious looking pan Asian menu we decided to come back after our walk. We are so glad that we did! It was a brisk but sunny day and we were able to sit out in a covered patio in the garden with beautiful plants and flowers all around. The server Was knowledgeable about the pan Asian menu, indicating some of the specialties from various parts of Asia. We selected a pod Thai dish which included black sesame and Julie and vegetables and was one of the best dishes I've ever had of that time. We also sampled some meat pastries, samosas, and a couple of salads. They also have burgers and other "American style" meals which also looks good. But the pièce de résistance was a salt and pepper chocolate cake which was one of the most delicious desserts I've ever eaten. It was a chewy chocolate cake dark but not better capped with sea salt and red pepper corns and was absolutely divine. We can't recommend the small restaurant and it's very menu enough to anyone who is lucky enough to be walking around Graca - And in fact if you are in Lisbon it is worth a bus or tram or even Uber ride to get there.